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$Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ 🚨 $TSM Options Traders Bet Wrong? AI Growth Outlook Jumps Above 40% 🚀📈 The options market turned aggressively bearish heading into $TSM earnings. 📉 10-day put/call volume ratio surged to the 98th percentile of the past year. 📉 The stock is on pace for 6 consecutive down days and is now 14% below its June record high. 📈 Despite the recent pullback, shares remain up 36% YTD. Then TSMC delivered one of its strongest quarters ever. 🟢 EPS: $4.31 vs $3.94 expected 🟢 Revenue: $40.2B vs $39.3B expected The biggest surprise wasn’t the earnings beat. It was management

$Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ $Kratos Defense & Security Solutions(KTOS)$ $SpaceX(SPCX)$ 🚀 $RKLB Ready for Liftoff? Options May Be Pricing This One Wrong 📈🌕🚀 The options pit may be underestimating $RKLB. Rocket Lab is flashing one of its strongest historical setups: • SVI: 96% • SVS: 87/100 The stock is now testing its 200-day moving average following a sharp July pullback. History suggests this has been a high-probability opportunity. The last five times this signal appeared: ✅ Higher one month later 80% of the time 📈 Average 30-day gain: +37.1% What’s particularly interesting is that Rocket Lab has repeatedly exceeded options traders’ i

$JD.com(JD)$ $SK hynix(SKHY)$ $Alibaba(BABA)$ 🚀 $SKHY vs $JD $BABA $BIDU: History Shows Every IPO Takes Its Own Path How have some of the biggest Asian tech companies performed after listing in the U.S.? The first year tells a fascinating story. 🏆 $JD was the standout performer: 📈 +26% after 1 month 📈 +48% after 3 months 📈 +67% after 12 months Meanwhile, two of the region’s biggest names struggled despite enormous investor excitement. 📉 $BABA: -32% after 12 months 📉 $BIDU: -40% after 12 months The lesson? A blockbuster IPO doesn’t guarantee blockbuster returns. History reminds us that market expectations, valuation and execution matter far mor

$Lucid Group Inc(LCID)$ $Rivian Automotive, Inc.(RIVN)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ 🚨📉 $LCID Plunges Over 50% in Historic Sell-Off as Bankruptcy Rumours Swirl ⚡ $LCID suffered the largest one-day collapse in its history after an unconfirmed report suggested the EV maker was exploring strategic options, including a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing or a Saudi-backed take-private transaction. The stock plunged more than 50% intraday, triggering multiple volatility halts and erasing billions of dollars in market value within minutes. Lucid has since issued a firm response, calling the bankruptcy and take-private reports “completely false.” Key developments

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Microsoft(MSFT)$ 🔥 $NVDA vs $TSLA: 66M Options Traded in 10 Days! Who Wins Next? 👀 $NVDA continues to dominate the options market, with an incredible 33.67 million contracts traded over the past 10 days. $TSLA is right behind with 32.22 million, proving AI and EVs remain the market’s favourite battlegrounds for traders. 📊 Top 10 by 10-day options volume: 🥇 $NVDA: 33.67M 🥈 $TSLA: 32.22M 🥉 $AAPL: 14.01M 4️⃣ $MU: 8.32M 5️⃣ $AMZN: 7.96M 6️⃣ $META: 7.71M 7️⃣ $MSFT: 7.43M 8️⃣ $SPCX: 7.15M 9️⃣ $INTC: 6.63M 🔟 $PLTR: 5.74M Tesla $TSLA remains one of the busiest names in the options market. Jefferies recently raise

$JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ $Citigroup(C)$ $Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLF)$ 🏦💥 JPMorgan Earnings: Can the Banking Giant Break Its Four-Quarter Earnings Curse? 📊🚀 Earnings season officially begins on July 14, and all eyes are on $JPM as Wall Street’s biggest bank sets the tone for financials. The options market is expecting fireworks, pricing in a ±4.7% move after earnings. That’s almost double the average 2.4% post-earnings move over the past eight quarters. Expectations are clearly elevated. Here’s what the market expects: 💰 EPS: $5.49 💵 Revenue: $48.7B Despite trading just below record highs, one fascinating statistic stands out. $JPM has fin

$Delta Air Lines(DAL)$ $United Airlines(UAL)$ $Southwest Airlines(LUV)$ ✈️📊 $DAL Q2 2026: Record Revenue, Historic Fuel Shock. Is Delta About to Take Off Again? Delta Air Lines just proved that strong demand can overcome almost anything, except a 75% surge in jet fuel prices. Revenue climbed to a record $17.7 billion, yet soaring fuel costs and persistent inflation clipped earnings, creating one of the biggest disconnects between revenue growth and profit growth we’ve seen from the airline this cycle. Markets now face one key question. Was this simply a temporary fuel headwind, or the start of a tougher profitability environment? Key Highlights

$Pepsi(PEP)$ $Coca-Cola(KO)$ $Mountain Energy, Inc.(MTEI)$ 🥤 $PEP Q2 2026: International Strength Masks a Weakening U.S. Business 📉🌍 Options traders entered PepsiCo’s earnings expecting a bullish surprise. Instead, they got respectable headline numbers hiding a much weaker underlying story, and sentiment reversed almost instantly. 📉 Put volume is running at 4x the normal intraday pace. 👀 The weekly 7/10 $140 Put has become today’s most actively traded contract. Pre-earnings positioning tells the story. • 50-day Call/Put Volume Ratio sits in the 91st percentile. • SOIR ranks in the 4th percentile, reflecting heavy call positioning before results

$Alibaba(BABA)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Baidu(BIDU)$ 🚨 Alibaba $BABA just delivered a wake-up call to the market. After collapsing to an 18-month low only two weeks ago, $BABA has exploded more than 10% in a single session, marking its biggest rally since August 2025. Is this simply a relief rally, or the start of a major trend reversal? Several catalysts are aligning at once. 🇨🇳 Investors appear to be rotating capital out of South Korean and Taiwanese semiconductor stocks and back into Chinese technology leaders. 💰 Local reports indicate Alibaba’s June quarter saw narrower instant-commerce losses while maintaining healthy profitability ahead of ear

$Helen Of Troy(HELE)$ 🚨 HELE Q1 FY2027: Sales Are Back. Now Comes the Real Test. Helen of Troy ($HELE) finally delivered something investors have been waiting five quarters to see. Revenue growth is back. Q1 FY2027 revenue climbed 8.2% to $402.1 million, with organic sales up 7.4% across both business segments. Management also raised its full-year sales outlook, signalling the top-line recovery may finally be taking hold. But beneath the headline, the investment case is far less convincing. Adjusted EPS plunged 58.5% to $0.17, operating cash flow swung from +$58.3 million to -$0.6 million, and Beauty & Wellness operating income nearly halved. The headline GAAP EPS of $1.51 was largely driven by a one-time $1.74 gain from the sale of a distribu