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🐱 Options Puppy Is Looking Forward to the Live Session! 📈 I am really looking forward to joining the live session on 4 November at 8:00 PM (SGT) to recap the October tech stocks selloff and understand whether we are witnessing a bubble bursting or simply a healthy market correction. As someone who follows technology stocks closely, especially NVDA, PLTR and other growth stocks, I find this topic particularly interesting. October reminded me that even strong companies can experience sharp corrections when market sentiment changes, valuations become stretched or investors start taking profits. 🐱 Why am I interested? I want to learn how experienced investors identify the difference between a genuine market bubble and a temporary correction. More importantly, I am interested in understanding h

$Hasbro(HAS)$  $Walt Disney(DIS)$   $Mattel(MAT)$   🏰 4️⃣ Why I Also Like Disney (DIS) Disney is another company I would put on my watchlist. I like Disney because it owns some of the strongest entertainment intellectual properties in the world, including Mickey Mouse, Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar and Frozen. What makes Disney interesting is that it is not just a movie company. It has several sources of revenue: theme parks, streaming through Disney+, films, merchandise and licensing. This gives Disney multiple ways to monetise the same popular characters and franchises. 🎬 I particularly like its ability to turn successful movies into long-term

$Hasbro(HAS)$  🐱 Hasbro, Mattel & LEGO: Why I Like the Toy Industry as a Value Investment 🎮 1️⃣ Why am I making this trade now? I like Hasbro (NASDAQ: HAS) because I see it as more than just a traditional toy company. It owns some of the world’s most recognisable brands, including Monopoly, Transformers, Nerf, Play-Doh and Magic: The Gathering. These are intellectual properties that can generate revenue for many years. My Hasbro position is currently showing an unrealised profit of US$52.73, with a cost price of US$71.94 and a displayed market price of US$117.57. I like the business because its brands have long-term recognition and customers continue buying products across different generations. 📈 The latest business performance is encoura

My market observation today: Most technology stocks are under pressure, including NVIDIA (NVDA) and Palantir (PLTR). However, not every part of the market is moving in the same direction. KWEB is showing strength, while defensive stocks such as Hasbro are holding up relatively well. What I find interesting is that the market is beginning to distinguish between different types of investments. Investors are becoming more selective about expensive technology stocks, while looking for opportunities in beaten-down markets and companies with more defensive business characteristics. This is an important reminder that when the technology sector falls, it does not automatically mean every stock must fall together. 1️⃣ Why are most technology stocks falling? 💻 The biggest issue is the changing attit

$PLTR 20271217 300.0 CALL$  🐱 PLTR Protective Covered Call – How I Earn Premium While Preparing to Sell 100 Shares I think this strategy makes sense because I currently hold 300 shares of Palantir (PLTR) and I am comfortable selling 100 shares at a higher price. Instead of simply waiting for PLTR to rise, I can sell a covered call to collect option premium while keeping the other 200 shares for potential long-term growth. I am not trying to sell all my PLTR shares. I am only prepared to let go of one-third of my position. 1️⃣ Why am I making this trade now? My thinking is straightforward: * I currently own 300 PLTR shares. * I want to continue holding 200 shares for long-term appreciation. * I don’t mind selling 100 shar

$PLTR 20271217 300.0 CALL$  🐱 PLTR Protective Covered Call – How I Earn Premium While Preparing to Sell 100 Shares I think this strategy makes sense because I currently hold 300 shares of Palantir (PLTR) and I am comfortable selling 100 shares at a higher price. Instead of simply waiting for PLTR to rise, I can sell a covered call to collect option premium while keeping the other 200 shares for potential long-term growth. I am not trying to sell all my PLTR shares. I am only prepared to let go of one-third of my position. 1️⃣ Why am I making this trade now? My thinking is straightforward: * I currently own 300 PLTR shares. * I want to continue holding 200 shares for long-term appreciation. * I don’t mind selling 100 shar

$NFLX 20261218 92.0 CALL$ Sold first and wait 

$KWEB 20261106 22.0 PUT$ Bought back earn some 

$OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$   Up share 

$PLTR 20271217 280.0 PUT$  Decaying every day