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In the fast-evolving world of digital design, Figma, Inc. (NYSE: FIG) stands as a beacon of innovation, transforming how teams collaborate on user interfaces and prototypes. As of October 9, 2025, Figma’s stock has surged over 11% in the past week alone, trading around $61 amid a broader tech rally.  This momentum isn’t just market noise—it’s a testament to Figma’s seamless integration of AI, robust growth trajectory, and the unwavering confidence of legendary investor Cathie Wood. For bullish investors eyeing the next big winner in software-as-a-service (SaaS), FIG isn’t just a holding; it’s a high-octane opportunity poised for multi-year dominance. Cathie Wood’s Timely Power Play: Buying the Dip with Conviction Cathie Wood, the visionary behind ARK Invest, has long championed disruptive

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This year has been incredible for high-growth names, and I’m glad I caught some of the momentum. $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ has been one of my best performers with its AI infrastructure deals, and I also rode $IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$ as quantum computing gained attention. These plays showed how fast markets reward companies aligned with disruptive technologies. At the same time, I’ve been watching underperformers like $Trade Desk Inc.(TTD)$ and $Lululemon Athletica(LULU

The first time I heard the phrase “buy the dip,” it sounded almost too easy. Stocks go down, you scoop them up, and then wait for the rebound. Simple, right? But reality has a way of humbling me. I’ve bought into dips before, only to watch prices keep sliding, like stepping onto what I thought was solid ground and realizing it was quicksand. That experience taught me one thing: not every dip is a bargain. These days, I approach the market with a lot more caution. The world feels messy— e.g., interest rates, inflation, global tensions—and the markets reflect that uncertainty. When I see red days on the charts, I don’t automatically see “opportunity.” Sometimes it’s a warning sign. Jumping in blindly feels a bit like trying to catch a falling knife: sure, I might grab the handle, but there’s

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$IREN Ltd(IREN)$ weekly RSI is approaching 90When RSI gets this hot on the weekly, a pullback or, at the very least, consolidation follows. Study previous monster stocks like $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ $TSS, Inc.(TSSI)$, etc.I see IREN going way higher over the long run. But this isn't where I'd be chasing. Obviously.

$IREN Ltd(IREN)$ Bears are "talking" about shorting IREN because:1) The stock is up 340% YTD,2) The TTM numbers look pretty shit, and3) IREN has not disclosed all the details about CSP, such as the contract terms.As a bull, I encourage the bears to stop talking and just do it. Don't let your dreams be dreams. Sell the stock. This is not a trap.

$IREN Ltd(IREN)$ If you bought when it was cheap- I am super happy for you. I have written about this stock since 2024 when it was at $6.But buying up here is not only dangerous but irresponsible.Big difference in buying a company you like on a dip VS buying it when everything is HOT as an Oven.

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In the fast-evolving world of digital design, Figma, Inc. (NYSE: FIG) stands as a beacon of innovation, transforming how teams collaborate on user interfaces and prototypes. As of October 9, 2025, Figma’s stock has surged over 11% in the past week alone, trading around $61 amid a broader tech rally.  This momentum isn’t just market noise—it’s a testament to Figma’s seamless integration of AI, robust growth trajectory, and the unwavering confidence of legendary investor Cathie Wood. For bullish investors eyeing the next big winner in software-as-a-service (SaaS), FIG isn’t just a holding; it’s a high-octane opportunity poised for multi-year dominance. Cathie Wood’s Timely Power Play: Buying the Dip with Conviction Cathie Wood, the visionary behind ARK Invest, has long championed disruptive

Two-thirds of this year have already passed, and many companies have seen 10x gains. We’ve heard that many investors around us have made good profits this year. Which of these high-performing stocks have you managed to catch?On the other hand, there are also some stocks that can’t be ignored—they’ve been cut in half even as the broader market keeps hitting record highs. These companies have fallen nearly 50% YTD. Is it a good time to buy the dip now?We filtered for companies with a market cap above $10 billion. The top five with gains exceeding 200% are $Oklo Inc.(OKLO)$ , $MP Materials Corp.(MP)$ , $Circle Internet Corp.(CRCL)$ ,

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ Two-thirds of 2025 have already passed, and the stock market has been a stage of extremes. On one side, we have companies that have delivered eye-popping returns, with some surging 5x or more year-to-date. Investors who positioned themselves early in these high-growth stories are celebrating remarkable profits. On the other side, several stocks have been decimated, falling nearly 50% YTD, even as major indices continue to flirt with all-time highs. This dichotomy raises a critical question for investors: should you chase the momentum of winners and hope to ride them higher, or focus on beaten-down companies that could offer outsized gains if they rebound? Let’s examine both sides of the coin, dive into historical precedents, ex

$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ $Robinhood(HOOD)$ $Intel(INTC)$ I’ve opened a small starter position in $SOFI as a conviction play on its structural shift toward profitable, blockchain-enabled financial services, and I’ll look to add meaningfully once price confirms a sustained break and hold above the $25 pivot with volume support. ⚡ Conviction and thesis I’m fully convinced $SOFI has crossed from a domestic consumer-fintech into a regulated, on-chain payments platform. I’m confident this isn’t a headline pop; it’s a structural shift anchored in execution, regulation, and a clear product roadmap. I’m unequivocally optimistic because the catalysts compound: Lightn

With the Trump administration’s tariffs on European goods remaining higher than 2024 levels despite arriving at a trade deal with the European Union, European carmakers’ stocks have been under pressure, given that the United States had become a growth market for key names in the past few years. Among those affected is Italian sports car manufacturer Ferrari Inc (ticker: $Ferrari NV(RACE)$ ). However, as the earnings release for the first half (H1) of its Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 made on the 31st of July this year, the “dancing horse” of Maranello is clearly not like the others. Trend Analysis If trends established as of H1 of FY 2025 continue, the company will close out the fiscal year with an 8% growth in revenue over the previous FY. While not quit

The first time I heard the phrase “buy the dip,” it sounded almost too easy. Stocks go down, you scoop them up, and then wait for the rebound. Simple, right? But reality has a way of humbling me. I’ve bought into dips before, only to watch prices keep sliding, like stepping onto what I thought was solid ground and realizing it was quicksand. That experience taught me one thing: not every dip is a bargain. These days, I approach the market with a lot more caution. The world feels messy— e.g., interest rates, inflation, global tensions—and the markets reflect that uncertainty. When I see red days on the charts, I don’t automatically see “opportunity.” Sometimes it’s a warning sign. Jumping in blindly feels a bit like trying to catch a falling knife: sure, I might grab the handle, but there’s

$Dollar General(DG)$ is set to report its fiscal Q2 2025 earnings on Thursday, August 28, 2025, before the market opens. Analysts are anticipating a decline in earnings per share (EPS) but an increase in revenue. Earnings Per Share (EPS): The consensus estimate for Q2 2025 EPS is around $1.56 to $1.57, which would be a decline of roughly 8% from the $1.70 reported in Q2 2024. A significant deviation from this figure could lead to a volatile stock reaction. Revenue: Analysts project revenue of approximately $10.67 billion to $10.68 billion, representing a year-over-year increase of about 5% from $10.21 billion in Q2 2024. A miss on this front, especially if it indicates a slowdown in consumer spending, could be a red flag. Summary of Dollar General's

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$Semtech(SMTC)$ is set to report its fiscal Q2 2026 earnings on Monday, August 25, 2025. The company's recent strong performance, driven by a 22% year-over-year revenue increase in Q1, has set high expectations. Consensus EPS: Analysts expect earnings per share (EPS) of approximately $0.28 to $0.40. This is a significant increase compared to the -$0.15 EPS reported in the same quarter last year. Consensus Revenue: The consensus revenue forecast is around $256 million, which would represent a year-over-year increase of approximately 18.9%. We have seen a significant dips on Semtech since its robust Q1 2026 earnings, so can we do a bet as a bet on Semtech (SMTC) before its Q2 2026 earnings could pay off handsomely if the company delivers a solid bea

A-shares hit a nearly 10-year high. As of August 22, the $SSE Comp(000001.SH)$ closed at 3825.76 points, up 1.45%.Previously, on August 19, the $SSE Comp(000001.SH)$ reached an intraday high of 3746.67 points, breaking the closing record since the 2015 bull market.From April 8 to August 19, the Shanghai Composite Index, $SZSE Comp(399001)$ Shenzhen Component Index, and $ChiNext(399006)$ ChiNext Index rose by 25%, 32%, and 52%, respectively. Trading volume and margin trading balance exceeded 2 trillion yuan for six consecutive days, a record high.Meanwhile, the HKEX market

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ The market is ripe with opportunity as Warren Buffett’s “cigar butt” strategy—snagging severely oversold large-cap stocks—gains traction, especially after his stunning $1.6 billion move into UnitedHealth Group (UNH) yesterday, August 15, 2025. UNH, which soared 10% to $268 in after-hours trading following the Q2 13F filing, still trades 15% below Buffett’s $314 average purchase price, hinting at lingering value. Meanwhile, Lululemon (LULU) has plummeted 50% year-to-date to $198, Novo Nordisk (NVO) has shed 40% to $50.20, and Eli Lilly (LLY) dropped 15% to $831 before its latest earnings beat. With the S&P 500 at 6,466.58, Nasdaq at 21,713.14, and Bitcoin at $124,002, the bullish tide persists, though tariffs (30% on EU/Mexi

Right now, Buffett’s “cigar butt” strategy—buying severely oversold large-cap stocks—may be more suitable. Yesterday, $UnitedHealth(UNH)$ jumps 10%.Yesterday, $UnitedHealth(UNH)$ staged a stunning turnaround as Warren Buffett scooped up $1.6 billion worth of shares.Berkshire Hathaway built a new $1.6 billion position in U.S. health insurance giant UnitedHealth in Q2, acquiring 5.039 million shares at an average cost of $314 each.It’s not just Buffett—top global quant fund Renaissance Technologies, David Tepper’s Appaloosa Management, and legendary investor Michael Burry have also piled in. While short-term regulatory and cost risks can’t be ignored, the company’s valuation has fallen to historic lows.Is it

Behind the index's new high: High beta "plunge" exposes market "false prosperity"$S&P 500 (.SPX)$ hit a record high, with forward P/E ratios also approaching record highs, but $Nasdaq (.IXIC)$ underperformed for three consecutive weeks, with high-beta portfolios plummeting 7% over five days (the worst since March), while the healthcare sector bucked the trend with a 4% gain (the best since October 2022) — such contrasts further highlight the market's "surface prosperity."The AI narrative remains intact, but summer liquidity shortages and profit-taking have turned high-volatility assets into "cash machines." The volatility in the healthcare sector reflects both risk aversion and accelerating "factor rotatio

This year has been incredible for high-growth names, and I’m glad I caught some of the momentum. $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ has been one of my best performers with its AI infrastructure deals, and I also rode $IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$ as quantum computing gained attention. These plays showed how fast markets reward companies aligned with disruptive technologies. At the same time, I’ve been watching underperformers like $Trade Desk Inc.(TTD)$ and $Lululemon Athletica(LULU

Oversold Stocks: Bargains or Traps? 📉💡 Buffett once called it “cigar butt investing” — finding stocks so beaten down that even one more puff could be profitable. With several household names now trading at discounts, the question for Tiger investors is clear: which crashed stocks are worth betting on? --- Why Oversold Stocks Matter Now Markets have been on a tear, yet not every stock joined the rally. Some sectors — healthcare, consumer, even luxury — saw sharp corrections. For retail investors, these pullbacks can mean: Entry points into quality companies at fairer valuations Opportunities to align with institutional rotation (Buffett’s UNH buy is one signal) Traps if structural problems outweigh the “cheapness” As always, not every dip is a gift. Some are warnings. --- The Buffett Playbo

🌟🌟🌟It is amazing how IREN $IREN Ltd(IREN)$ skyrocketed over 300% year todate and I am so lucky to catch the exciting upward momentum. IREN is in a transformation from a Bitcoin Miner to an AI infrastructure provider, leveraging its existing low cost energy to power both mining and new high AI margin services. The results?  Record Q3 FY25 earnings with record revenue of USD 144.8 million and a net profit of USD 24 million for the quarter. With IREN I have the best of both worlds - Bitcoin mining and AI Infrastructure powerhouse! @Tiger_SG @TigerStars @Tiger_comments

$Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ $UnitedHealth(UNH)$ $Eli Lilly(LLY)$ 🔐 I’m not putting a 10ft pole between me and $OPEN; I’m leaning in where the big money’s flowing. Peter DiCarlo’s remark about avoiding it at IV 170%+ missed the broader picture, especially when he admitted “flow like this is unusual, someone’s betting big.” I saw that conviction backed by a multi-year base forming a large bullish harmonic pattern with upside potential to $9, $12, and $15, so I positioned, rode the move, and closed at $3.40 for a +13% gain at my lucky number. Why I Closed OPEN at 13.97% I’m not in this game to hope; I’m here to execute. Price hit $3.40 and stalled repeatedl

I find the discussion about which crashed stocks might be worth a bet quite intriguing. The mention of Warren Buffett's "cigar butt" strategy—buying severely oversold large-cap stocks—resonates with me as a potentially smart approach, especially in the current market climate. It seems like a method that could uncover hidden value, and I appreciate the insight into how this strategy might be more suitable right now. I was particularly surprised to learn about UnitedHealth Group $UnitedHealth(UNH)$   staging a stunning turnaround, with Buffett scooping up $1.6 billion worth of shares yesterday. That kind of move from such a seasoned investor definitely catches my attention and suggests there might be significa

Buying the dip after a 50% YTD drop can be tempting, but it’s risky. A rebound only works if the company still has strong fundamentals, clear catalysts, and valuations that overshot to the downside. Otherwise, you risk “catching a falling knife.” Names like Oklo (OKLO) and MP Materials (MP) benefit from secular tailwinds (nuclear microreactors, rare earths) but remain volatile—Oklo is still pre-revenue, and MP’s earnings are uneven despite U.S. strategic demand. CRCL, IREN, NBIS are higher-risk plays with less visibility; momentum could flip fast. Meanwhile, the top gainers (+200%+) are already extended—buying now means chasing momentum, not value. The smarter approach may be a barbell: keep exposure to proven winners while taking only small, sized bets on select dip plays with credible t

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