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Breaking barriers just like FDR did back in the day, President Trump dropped a massive housing game-changer by proposing 50-year fixed-rate mortgages to tackle skyrocketing home prices and make buying a reality for millennials and Gen Z hustlers. 😎 This bold idea, teased in a viral meme comparing Roosevelt's 30-year innovation to his own extended term, aims to cut monthly bills big time while boosting affordability in a market where average homes are pushing $400k+. No more getting priced out—imagine locking in lower payments that fit your budget without sacrificing that dream backyard BBQ setup! 🌟 But wait, there's more to this housing revolution. Trump's team is already grinding on it, with key insiders confirming the push to normalize these ultra-long loans. It's all about helping young

$Dow Jones(.DJI)$ Hold onto your portfolios, folks—the Dow Jones Industrial Average just pulled off a jaw-dropping comeback that's got Wall Street buzzing! 😎 After plunging into the red earlier in the session, the blue-chip benchmark flipped the script, surging back to close in positive territory. Now sitting pretty at 46,970.2 points, it's up a solid 56.5 points or 0.12% for the day. This wild swing highlights the market's unshakeable grit, even as volatility swirls like a storm. 🌪️ But here's the kicker: despite the chaos, the index is hovering a mere 3% below its all-time highs, teasing investors with the promise of new records just around the corner. 🏆 Let's break it down—why the drama? Markets kicked off with a dip, likely fueled by mixed eco

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $T-REX 2X INVERSE TESLA DAILY TARGET ETF(TSLZ)$ $Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares(TSLL)$ 🔥🚀⚡️ $TSLA Rejected at $467, Eyes Locked on $420 Defense ⚡️🚀🔥 I’m tracking $TSLA after a textbook $42 reversal off my $467 ceiling. Price sliced back into the orange liquidity bands, exactly where smart money often reloads. $420 now stands as the make-or-break line of defense, and this zone has a history of fuelling explosive rebounds. If it holds, a cup-and-handle setup could be loading. 🐂 Bulls first need to reclaim $441–$445, then flip $450 to retake control. Clear that range, and a $467 retest could trigger the next upside leg. 👉❓Will $TSLA defend $

$SUPER MICRO COMPUTER INC(SMCI)$ $Arista Networks(ANET)$ $First Trust SkyBridge Crypto Industry and Digital Economy ETF(CRPT)$ 🔥📊🚀 Volume As Conviction: SMCI Asserts Liquidity Supremacy Amid November’s Structural Leaders 🚀📊🔥 I’m focused on where institutional capital is actually flowing, because volume is the purest signal of conviction. Over the past 30 sessions, Super Micro Computer (SMCI) has commanded average daily turnover near 30.8 million shares, more than double the median of the top November cohort around 14 million, with intraday spikes above 60 million. That isn’t noise; it’s the footprint of capital reallocation at scale. SMCI just broke below the $40

Buckle up, folks—the AI frenzy isn't just powering chatbots and smart assistants; it's fueling a massive debt spree that's got Wall Street sweating bullets. Projections now scream that global data center spending could hit a jaw-dropping $6.7 trillion by 2030, all to chase the compute power AI craves. But here's the kicker: a huge chunk of this isn't coming from overflowing cash reserves—it's piled on through shadowy debt deals, private credit, and off-balance-sheet tricks that echo the financial wizardry of 2008. 😱 Let's break it down. Hyperscalers like Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and Meta are pouring billions into servers, infrastructure, and power grids. In 2025 alone, AI data center capex is forecasted to smash $598 billion, with AI-specific facilities ballooning from $236 billion this

What a grueling week—finally in the rearview. The S&P kicked off this morning (SG time) right where it left off yesterday, sliding lower. Selling pressure ramped up hard early on, but the mood eased in the second half, and we closed with the major indexes carving out a decent arc off the lows. The S&P and Dow scraped small gains; Nasdaq dipped modestly. Tech stayed soggy, but cyclicals and value sectors powered ahead—money clearly rotating into safer harbors.The government shutdown drags on, so the October nonfarm payrolls report, due today, got kicked down the road again. That’s two straight months the Labor Department can’t publish the data. What little we do see isn’t pretty: University of Michigan consumer sentiment cratered to 50.3, a three-year low, hammered by shutdown uncer

Job postings on Indeed just tanked 6.4% year-over-year for the week ending October 31, slamming into the lowest point since February 2021. 😱 That's a massive 36.9% nosedive from the April 2022 high, leaving vacancies clinging at a measly 1.7% above pre-pandemic figures. This isn't just a blip—it's screaming that the labor market is chilling faster than expected, amid an ongoing government shutdown that's blacking out official reports and leaving everyone guessing. 📉 Private data paints a grim picture: mixed signals with stable unemployment claims, but planned job cuts nearly tripled last month, and hiring pace crawls at its slowest in over a decade. 🌪️ Experts warn of falling demand pushing job opening rates down to 4.1%, potentially spiking unemployment to 4.4% or higher. With the Fed eye

President Trump just dropped a bombshell: "We have almost no inflation," and he's eyeing a drop to just 1%! After years of skyrocketing prices under the previous admin, this could be the economic turnaround we've all been waiting for. Let's dive deep into what's happening, why it matters, and where we're headed. 🚀 First off, Trump's team has been laser-focused on taming inflation since day one. Remember those brutal 9% peaks back in 2022? 😩 Yeah, groceries, gas, and rent were killing wallets everywhere. Fast forward to now, and the latest numbers show the annual inflation rate sitting at 3% as of September – a massive cooldown! Energy costs are stabilizing, food prices are easing, and core inflation (excluding volatile stuff like oil) is holding steady around 3.3%. Trump's policies on dere

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Buckle up, folks! Tesla shareholders just ignited the rocket boosters on Elon Musk's wildest ambitions yet, approving a jaw-dropping $1 trillion compensation package with a resounding 75% vote. 🎉 This isn't just pay—it's a high-stakes blueprint for turning Tesla into an AI and robotics powerhouse over the next decade. If Musk nails these epic goals, his stake skyrockets from about 13% to 25%, adding over 423 million shares to his arsenal. That's influence locked in, vision amplified, and a clear message: Go big or go home! 🌟 Picture this: At the Austin shareholder meeting, Musk bounded onto the stage, fist-pumping with a chorus of Optimus robots. Yeah, he even busted out some dance moves with one—talk about celebrating in styl

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Tesla, Nvidia and Alphabet Lose Big as 'Magnificent Seven' Stocks All Fall The "Magnificent Seven" stocks all fell Friday amid Big Tech's broad sell-off, with Alphabet and Tesla shedding 2% or more as of afternoon trading and other Mag-7 stocks doing little better. Here's a rundown of what's going on with the group: Tesla Sinks After Shareholders OK Musk's $1 Trillion Pay Deal $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   led the way lower, falling as much as 5.4% during the session to a $421.88 intraday low. The electric-vehicle giant fell after shareholders late Thursday approved CEO Elon Musk's record 10-year pay package, which could be worth $1 trillion if the company meets a series of performance and stock-price milestones.

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The "No Bailout" Declaration. On Wed, 05 Nov 2025, at a Wall Street Journal event, OpenAI CFO, Sarah Friar mooted the idea of a federal “backstop” or guarantee to support infrastructure investments in AI. Although she later clarified that OpenAI was not seeking a bailout and that her comments were misinterpreted, the damage was done. President Trump’s AI and crypto czar, David Sacks issued a statement in response to Friar’s suggestion, categorically stating. There will be no federal bailout for AI. Next, he emphasized that US has multiple frontier model companies and market forces should determine winners and losers. To be fair, before this whole saga, there was already (significant) uncertainty about how OpenAI and similar AI companies would finance massive AI infrastructure investments.

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The Next Level of Growth: Unpacking Singapore's Next 50 Index A shift is underway on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) as investors look beyond the established giants towards the iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index. A Liquid Gateway to Mid-Cap Opportunities Officially launched on September 22, 2025, the iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index (NTR) selects 50 stocks ranked 31st to 80th by market capitalization, excluding the top 30. It is SGX's first flagship index to explicitly combine "Mid-Cap" and "High Liquidity" factors. A key feature is its exceptional liquidity profile: over 90% of its constituents rank within the top 100 on SGX by average daily turnover. This allows investors to tap into the growth potential of mid-sized companies without significant liquidity concerns. The index employs a transparent,

Breaking barriers just like FDR did back in the day, President Trump dropped a massive housing game-changer by proposing 50-year fixed-rate mortgages to tackle skyrocketing home prices and make buying a reality for millennials and Gen Z hustlers. 😎 This bold idea, teased in a viral meme comparing Roosevelt's 30-year innovation to his own extended term, aims to cut monthly bills big time while boosting affordability in a market where average homes are pushing $400k+. No more getting priced out—imagine locking in lower payments that fit your budget without sacrificing that dream backyard BBQ setup! 🌟 But wait, there's more to this housing revolution. Trump's team is already grinding on it, with key insiders confirming the push to normalize these ultra-long loans. It's all about helping young

$Dow Jones(.DJI)$ Hold onto your portfolios, folks—the Dow Jones Industrial Average just pulled off a jaw-dropping comeback that's got Wall Street buzzing! 😎 After plunging into the red earlier in the session, the blue-chip benchmark flipped the script, surging back to close in positive territory. Now sitting pretty at 46,970.2 points, it's up a solid 56.5 points or 0.12% for the day. This wild swing highlights the market's unshakeable grit, even as volatility swirls like a storm. 🌪️ But here's the kicker: despite the chaos, the index is hovering a mere 3% below its all-time highs, teasing investors with the promise of new records just around the corner. 🏆 Let's break it down—why the drama? Markets kicked off with a dip, likely fueled by mixed eco

$SUPER MICRO COMPUTER INC(SMCI)$ $Arista Networks(ANET)$ $First Trust SkyBridge Crypto Industry and Digital Economy ETF(CRPT)$ 🔥📊🚀 Volume As Conviction: SMCI Asserts Liquidity Supremacy Amid November’s Structural Leaders 🚀📊🔥 I’m focused on where institutional capital is actually flowing, because volume is the purest signal of conviction. Over the past 30 sessions, Super Micro Computer (SMCI) has commanded average daily turnover near 30.8 million shares, more than double the median of the top November cohort around 14 million, with intraday spikes above 60 million. That isn’t noise; it’s the footprint of capital reallocation at scale. SMCI just broke below the $40

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $T-REX 2X INVERSE TESLA DAILY TARGET ETF(TSLZ)$ $Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares(TSLL)$ 🔥🚀⚡️ $TSLA Rejected at $467, Eyes Locked on $420 Defense ⚡️🚀🔥 I’m tracking $TSLA after a textbook $42 reversal off my $467 ceiling. Price sliced back into the orange liquidity bands, exactly where smart money often reloads. $420 now stands as the make-or-break line of defense, and this zone has a history of fuelling explosive rebounds. If it holds, a cup-and-handle setup could be loading. 🐂 Bulls first need to reclaim $441–$445, then flip $450 to retake control. Clear that range, and a $467 retest could trigger the next upside leg. 👉❓Will $TSLA defend $

Buckle up, folks—the AI frenzy isn't just powering chatbots and smart assistants; it's fueling a massive debt spree that's got Wall Street sweating bullets. Projections now scream that global data center spending could hit a jaw-dropping $6.7 trillion by 2030, all to chase the compute power AI craves. But here's the kicker: a huge chunk of this isn't coming from overflowing cash reserves—it's piled on through shadowy debt deals, private credit, and off-balance-sheet tricks that echo the financial wizardry of 2008. 😱 Let's break it down. Hyperscalers like Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and Meta are pouring billions into servers, infrastructure, and power grids. In 2025 alone, AI data center capex is forecasted to smash $598 billion, with AI-specific facilities ballooning from $236 billion this

The "No Bailout" Declaration. On Wed, 05 Nov 2025, at a Wall Street Journal event, OpenAI CFO, Sarah Friar mooted the idea of a federal “backstop” or guarantee to support infrastructure investments in AI. Although she later clarified that OpenAI was not seeking a bailout and that her comments were misinterpreted, the damage was done. President Trump’s AI and crypto czar, David Sacks issued a statement in response to Friar’s suggestion, categorically stating. There will be no federal bailout for AI. Next, he emphasized that US has multiple frontier model companies and market forces should determine winners and losers. To be fair, before this whole saga, there was already (significant) uncertainty about how OpenAI and similar AI companies would finance massive AI infrastructure investments.

$Archer Aviation Inc.(ACHR)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $United Airlines(UAL)$  🎯 Executive Summary I’m convinced Archer Aviation (NYSE: ACHR) has entered an inflection point where infrastructure, liquidity, and execution discipline align to define the next phase of urban air mobility. Q3 2025 results underscored that transformation: EPS loss of $0.20 vs $0.30 expected (a 50 % relative beat), net loss narrowing to $129.9 m from $206.0 m in Q2, and adjusted EBITDA at a $116.1 m loss, within guidance. The $126 m acquisition of Hawthorne Municipal Airport in Los Angeles and a $650 m equity raise at $8.00 pushed total liquidity above $2 b. These moves reposition Archer

What a grueling week—finally in the rearview. The S&P kicked off this morning (SG time) right where it left off yesterday, sliding lower. Selling pressure ramped up hard early on, but the mood eased in the second half, and we closed with the major indexes carving out a decent arc off the lows. The S&P and Dow scraped small gains; Nasdaq dipped modestly. Tech stayed soggy, but cyclicals and value sectors powered ahead—money clearly rotating into safer harbors.The government shutdown drags on, so the October nonfarm payrolls report, due today, got kicked down the road again. That’s two straight months the Labor Department can’t publish the data. What little we do see isn’t pretty: University of Michigan consumer sentiment cratered to 50.3, a three-year low, hammered by shutdown uncer

$NuScale Power(SMR)$ $Oklo Inc.(OKLO)$ $Constellation Energy Corp(CEG)$  🎯 Executive Summary I’m extremely confident this $SMR setup deserves a hard look heading into tonight’s Q3 print. NuScale sits at the center of the nuclear renaissance, balancing its 126-day moving average like a lifeline while 24.5% of the available float is sold short. Shares closed at $37.91 yesterday, up 6.4% on heavy volume, and the setup remains highly asymmetric. Six of the last eight earnings reactions were positive, averaging ±13.9%, but options are now pricing a monster ±19.1% swing. Nvidia’s repeated warning that “every data center in the future will be power-limited” continues

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Buckle up, folks! Tesla shareholders just ignited the rocket boosters on Elon Musk's wildest ambitions yet, approving a jaw-dropping $1 trillion compensation package with a resounding 75% vote. 🎉 This isn't just pay—it's a high-stakes blueprint for turning Tesla into an AI and robotics powerhouse over the next decade. If Musk nails these epic goals, his stake skyrockets from about 13% to 25%, adding over 423 million shares to his arsenal. That's influence locked in, vision amplified, and a clear message: Go big or go home! 🌟 Picture this: At the Austin shareholder meeting, Musk bounded onto the stage, fist-pumping with a chorus of Optimus robots. Yeah, he even busted out some dance moves with one—talk about celebrating in styl

Tesla, Nvidia and Alphabet Lose Big as 'Magnificent Seven' Stocks All Fall The "Magnificent Seven" stocks all fell Friday amid Big Tech's broad sell-off, with Alphabet and Tesla shedding 2% or more as of afternoon trading and other Mag-7 stocks doing little better. Here's a rundown of what's going on with the group: Tesla Sinks After Shareholders OK Musk's $1 Trillion Pay Deal $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   led the way lower, falling as much as 5.4% during the session to a $421.88 intraday low. The electric-vehicle giant fell after shareholders late Thursday approved CEO Elon Musk's record 10-year pay package, which could be worth $1 trillion if the company meets a series of performance and stock-price milestones.

Overview $Alphabet(GOOG)$ - one of the world’s largest companies and a member of the “Magnificent 7”, dominates the internet search market with nearly 90% global share. It still generates most of its revenue from traditional search and its Chrome browser, used by nearly 3.5 billion people. The good news is other parts of the business are increasingly driving growth in their own strides, especially (i) Google Cloud and (ii) AI products. Its latest quarterly earnings released on 29 Oct 2025, highlighted GOOG’s strong business momentum and AI-driven growth. Q3 2025 statistics Employees: 190,167 Revenue: $102.35 billion (GOOG’s first quarter above $100 billion) Earnings per share (EPS): $2.87 Net income: $34.9 billion Stock price: $281.82 (as of 31 Oc

Big-Tech’s PerformanceMacro Headlines This Week:Prolonged U.S. Government Shutdown Adds to Policy UncertaintyThe ongoing U.S. government shutdown has now become one of the longest on record. The policy backdrop remains characterized by a triple squeeze: loose expectations, weak macro data, and rising institutional risks. Although the Fed still has room to cut rates, the path forward remains unclear.U.S. Economy in a “Structural Caution” PhaseEmployment remains weak and layoffs are rising, though the service sector continues to show resilience. The government shutdown has created data blind spots, complicating policy assessment. Meanwhile, trade and tariff uncertainty remain key external risks. For both policymakers and investors, the medium-term environment suggests slower growth, inflatio

The Next Level of Growth: Unpacking Singapore's Next 50 Index A shift is underway on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) as investors look beyond the established giants towards the iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index. A Liquid Gateway to Mid-Cap Opportunities Officially launched on September 22, 2025, the iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index (NTR) selects 50 stocks ranked 31st to 80th by market capitalization, excluding the top 30. It is SGX's first flagship index to explicitly combine "Mid-Cap" and "High Liquidity" factors. A key feature is its exceptional liquidity profile: over 90% of its constituents rank within the top 100 on SGX by average daily turnover. This allows investors to tap into the growth potential of mid-sized companies without significant liquidity concerns. The index employs a transparent,

Job postings on Indeed just tanked 6.4% year-over-year for the week ending October 31, slamming into the lowest point since February 2021. 😱 That's a massive 36.9% nosedive from the April 2022 high, leaving vacancies clinging at a measly 1.7% above pre-pandemic figures. This isn't just a blip—it's screaming that the labor market is chilling faster than expected, amid an ongoing government shutdown that's blacking out official reports and leaving everyone guessing. 📉 Private data paints a grim picture: mixed signals with stable unemployment claims, but planned job cuts nearly tripled last month, and hiring pace crawls at its slowest in over a decade. 🌪️ Experts warn of falling demand pushing job opening rates down to 4.1%, potentially spiking unemployment to 4.4% or higher. With the Fed eye

$NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ Wall Street just took a wild ride, folks – the kind that leaves investors gripping their portfolios like a rollercoaster bar! 😱 The Nasdaq plunged 1.9%, while the S&P 500 dipped 1.1%, all thanks to skyrocketing tech valuations clashing with fresh economic worries. Think weak jobs reports, hiring freezes, and a nagging fear that the AI hype train might be derailing. Big tech stocks led the charge downward, with the Magnificent Seven ETF slumping over 2.6% this month alone. It's a stark reminder that even in this bull market, overinflated expectations can pop like a bubble. But hey, not all doom and gloom – let's dive deeper into the chaos and the wins! 🔍 First up, t

President Trump just dropped a bombshell: "We have almost no inflation," and he's eyeing a drop to just 1%! After years of skyrocketing prices under the previous admin, this could be the economic turnaround we've all been waiting for. Let's dive deep into what's happening, why it matters, and where we're headed. 🚀 First off, Trump's team has been laser-focused on taming inflation since day one. Remember those brutal 9% peaks back in 2022? 😩 Yeah, groceries, gas, and rent were killing wallets everywhere. Fast forward to now, and the latest numbers show the annual inflation rate sitting at 3% as of September – a massive cooldown! Energy costs are stabilizing, food prices are easing, and core inflation (excluding volatile stuff like oil) is holding steady around 3.3%. Trump's policies on dere

The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ is entering November 2025 with a notable historical edge, as 5 decades of seasonality data show it is the strongest month of the year for the benchmark index. According to insights from charting platform TrendSpider shared in an X post on 01 Nov 2025: Over the past 50 years, the month of November has delivered a 73% win rate and an average return of more than +2%, traditionally setting the tone for a positive year-end stretch. (see below) This seasonal strength comes as the market trades near record highs and corporate earnings remain broadly resilient. At the close of Fri, 31 Oct 2025’s session, the index was at 6,840, up +0.2%, while year-to-date the S&P 500 has rallied +16.56%. (see below) S&P 500 Rally Drivers.

Sandisk Earnings: Pricing Uptrend Continues; Data Center Core Engine Next Year SanDisk delivered a standout quarter, and what really kept the bull case intact was that the next-quarter guidance came in strong again, which helps justify why the stock has multiplied recently. Core Financial Indicators Q1 FY26 was a clear beat versus guidance. Revenue came in at $2.308 billion, up 21% quarter on quarter. Operating income was $245 million, up 145% quarter on quarter. Non-GAAP EPS was $1.22. Operating cash flow was $488 million. On the volume-price mix, bit shipments grew by the mid-teens, unit prices rose by the mid single digits, and the mix effect together pushed gross margin up sequentially to 29.9%. Q2 FY26 guidance keeps highlighting the pricing momentum. Management guided revenue to grow

The news was pure chaos. At a press conference, the Trump administration declared a major victory, forcing pharmaceutical giants $Eli Lilly(LLY)$ and $Novo-Nordisk A/S(NVO)$ to aggressively slash the prices of their blockbuster GLP-1 weight-loss drugs. The pressure was so intense that a Novo Nordisk representative reportedly fainted mid-announcement. This is the drama the market sees: Big Pharma, which has been printing money from $1,000/month drugs, is finally being brought to heel. Prices are set to collapse from their $1,000/month retail price to a new, accessible range of $149 to $350 per month. For $LLY$ and $NVO$, this is a moment of high stress and margin compression. But for telehealth platforms—and