$Apple(AAPL)$all the blue chip stocks will run up hard before the election, we will see $240 before Friday and easily $260 after earnings. The week before the election and the week after the Inauguration are keys week to make big money in the market. You are short , well I feel bad for you. This is very bullish!!
$Marathon Digital Holdings Inc(MARA)$Do you know why this is a highly shorted stock? It's an expression that bitcoin will go back below $60k. It's an expression that bitcoin bull market is NOT here. It's an expression that bitcoin is a fad. It's an expression that bitcoin value is zero. If bitcoin proves these shorters wrong (and it will), prepare for the mother of all squeezes coming soon! Few understand.
$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$It's being held in a tight range by market makers and other participants who don't want it moving too much until the numbers are out tomorrow and possibly Thursday too if nothing specific about NVDA comes out in MSFT and META numbers. After Thursday it should be going up into an expected phenomenal beat on earnings and revenues as well as increases in projections in the Nov. 20 report.
$NIO Inc.(NIO)$Question is... will the head and shoulders hold and we go lower, or will it fail and we break out? I'm betting shorts traded the technical charts and I'll give them credit for a well played trade... but I'm betting the head and shoulders trade fails and we break out to the upside with numbers due in just a few days. If Nio breaks lower, look for cheap LEAPS 6 to 12 months out. Nio is trading textbook chart technicals.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$Europe has put new tariffs on Chinese imports. Bad for its economy - fewer sales of Tesla per average consumer in China. Prices will have to go down, hurting the stock and revenue, as there will be too many cheaper EV competitors to Tesla. Also, Musk announced today that shit will hit the fan if Trump wins, at least in the short-term. Needless to say, if Harris wins, this stock will tumble even more. All these reasons are enough to conclude the grim prospects for the current share price. Brace for sub 200 within the next two weeks. If you laugh now, you won't when I quote this message soon.
$MicroStrategy(MSTR)$ Over the trailing 12-month period, MicroStrategy's price-to-sales (P/S) ratio stands at 81.31 times, in contrast to the sector's median P/S ratio of 3 times. Additionally, MicroStrategy's price-to-book (P/B) ratio for the same period is 15.87 times, which is significantly higher than the sector's median P/B ratio of 3.33 times.People point to all of this as reasons to stay away from MSTR, but don't these numbers really show how wrong these people have been up to now and may still be into the future?
$Alibaba(BABA)$ The best companies often have simple business models that are easy to understand at a glance. In contrast, companies with complex operations are less likely to be truly great. Just like a jack-of-all-trades can sometimes be seen as ineffective—trying to do everything but excelling in nothing—take a look at Guo Guangchang’s Fosun $FOSUN INTL(00656)$ . They attempt to engage in various businesses, yet none stand out as exceptional. In contrast, Alibaba owns the most profitable e-commerce platform in the world, Tencent $TENCENT(00700)$ boasts the most lucrative gaming platfo
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Rumor is that TSLA is lowering production costs next year by using Fleet of Optimus Robots that will run %80 of the production operations. Is this why Elon said %20-%25 increase in production next year? if it is, that would make a lot of sense!
$MEITUAN-W(03690)$ Personally, I prefer to invest in companies that have strong growth potential, wide economic moats, and are priced affordably. There aren't many companies in the market that meet these criteria. Over the past few years, the ones I’ve found that fit the bill are companies like Meituan. These companies offer a combination of sustainable growth and competitive advantages, making them solid investment choices.
$Direxion Daily FTSE China Bull 3X Shares(YINN)$Japan's market faced pre-election jitters, indicating investor anxiety over political shifts. China's gains may merely reflect short-term government intervention rather than genuine economic recovery. Furthermore, Wall Street’s mixed signals, driven by rising yields and earnings concerns, could eventually reverberate across global markets, tempering Asia’s current bullishness