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I have been keeping a close eye on the gold market recently, especially as prices soared past the $3500 mark, which was the target set by several institutions. Seeing gold hit this record high and then pull back has me thinking about the next move. The volatility is hard to ignore, and I am trying to decide whether this pullback is a sign of a larger correction or just a temporary dip before another rally. The market dynamics feel intense right now, and I am eager to understand where gold might head next. The updated forecasts from major institutions like Goldman Sachs and UBS have caught my attention. Goldman Sachs raised their year-end gold price forecast to $3700, and they even mentioned the possibility of prices reaching as high as $4500 due to upside risks. UBS followed suit, adjustin

I have been closely watching the market movements recently, and I am leaning toward the idea that we are experiencing a dead cat bounce rather than a true bottom. After a series of declines, the cautious sentiment among investors feels warranted, especially given the broader economic uncertainties. The brief uptick we are seeing now seems more like a temporary reaction in a bear market rather than a sign of a sustained recovery. I think there is still more downside to come, as the underlying issues driving the decline have not been fully resolved. One of the key factors influencing my view is the uncertainty around tariffs. While it is true that Trump has softened his stance on tariffs recently, I am not convinced this will have a significant enough impact to stabilize the market. Tariffs

Three winning days have fueled excitement, but caution is still warranted before assuming the S&P 500 will easily break 5500:Overbought Signals: Momentum is strong, but the index is nearing overbought territory. A pullback or consolidation phase could happen before any sustainable breakout.Valuations Are Stretched: At current levels, the S&P 500’s P/E ratio is back near historical highs. Without continued earnings growth, upside could be limited.Macro Risks Linger: Geopolitical tensions, sticky inflation, or a surprise Fed move could quickly reverse recent gains.Summer Volatility: Historically, the summer months bring thinner trading volumes and more volatile swings — a breakout could be harder to sustain.5500 is within reach, but in this market, discipline beats emotion. Wait for

After three consecutive winning days, the S&P 500 looks primed to break through the 5500 level — and here’s why:Momentum is Strong: Technicals show clear upside momentum, with RSI and MACD both signaling further strength. The path of least resistance is up.Earnings Season Tailwind: Corporate earnings have consistently beaten expectations. Strong fundamentals support higher valuations, giving the rally real substance.Soft Landing Optimism: Inflation is cooling without a deep recession. With the Fed potentially pausing or even cutting rates later this year, liquidity could flood back into equities.Positioning is Still Cautious: Many funds remain underweight equities. If the rally continues, FOMO (fear of missing out) could drive a surge of new buying.If sentiment and data hold, smashing

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ While Tesla's Robotaxi news is exciting, betting on a straight path to $300 might be premature. Here's the other side:Regulatory Uncertainty: Full approval for fully autonomous taxis could take years, not months. Different states and countries have strict and inconsistent rules. This delay would push revenue expectations further out.Execution Risks: FSD has seen delays before. Perfecting full autonomy is incredibly complex, and any missteps or accidents could severely damage Tesla’s credibility.Valuation Concerns: Even today, Tesla is priced for perfection. Adding Robotaxi revenue is exciting, but if timelines slip, the stock could face serious multiple compression before any gains happen.Competition is Rising: Companies like

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ is setting up for a major move toward $300, and the upcoming Robotaxi launch could be the catalyst. Here's why:Massive New Revenue Stream: Robotaxi service could open a multi-billion-dollar market for Tesla almost overnight. Autonomous ride-sharing will drastically lower transportation costs, pushing adoption quickly.AI and Full Self-Driving (FSD) Lead: Tesla's FSD technology is years ahead of competitors. Once regulatory approvals come through, Tesla will control the largest autonomous fleet — a clear first-mover advantage.Margin Expansion: Unlike car sales, Robotaxi rides generate recurring revenue at extremely high margins. Tesla could see its profitability soar without needing to sell a single extra car.Sentiment Shift: A

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Attended tiger's event yesterday and had some discussion with some of the attendees of the event.  Decided to do some sharing on what I understand so far about options. It isn't much, but hope that it helps. 1. Do understand that options is a derivative.  As above, options is a derivative product. Understanding the base matters.  If it's a stock, take note of how the stock behaves, the earnings period, dividend period, impact to company etc.  if it's a etf, what forms the etf, how the etf moves, any dividends.  The pros and cons of options is that wins and losses are magnified. If the base assumption is wrong, options will backfire spectacularly, regardless of buy or sell options.  2. Do understand how options works. Options is not a get rich quick scheme. It'

$S&P 500(. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ )$ $Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund( $Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLE)$ )$ $ExxonMobil( $Exxon Mobil(XOM)$ )$ $Chevron( $Chevron(CVX)$ )$ $ConocoPhillips( $ConocoPhillips(COP)$ )$ On April 24, 2025, the stock market is navigating a turbulent landscape, with the S&P 500 last closing at 5,446.46 after a 3% gain, per Yahoo Finance data. However, futures are signaling caution, with S&P 500 futures down 0.2% after China’s statement that trade talks with the U.S. have not started, per CNBC. Amid this uncertainty, energy stocks are staging a com

Fed Opens the Door to Rate Cuts — Markets Cheer Fed Wall Street found its latest reason to rally: Federal Reserve officials signaling openness to interest rate cuts — possibly as early as June. Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said the central bank could act soon if it sees clearer data on economic direction. Governor Christopher Waller added he’d support cuts if Trump’s tariff strategy starts costing American jobs. The Fed is still in “wait and assess” mode, but the tone has clearly softened. Markets Rally for Third Straight Day — Tech Leads the Charge The S&P 500 officially exited correction territory Thursday with a 2% gain, now up 10% from its April 8 lows. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ : +2.0% to 5,485 $N

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ The U.S. stock market is buzzing after three straight days of gains, with the S&P 500 climbing to 5,446.46 as of April 23, 2025. Investors are now eyeing the 5,500 milestone—but can the momentum hold? Let’s unpack the forces at play and decide whether to ride the U.S. rebound or look to emerging markets. What’s Driving the Surge? The S&P 500 has jumped over 5% in just three days, fueled by a mix of positive vibes and solid fundamentals: Trade Hopes: Hints of easing U.S.-China tensions, like Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s softer tariff talk and President Trump’s “very nice” comments about China, have sparked optimism. Earnings Power: Over 70% of S&P 500 companies reporting Q1 results have topped estimates, showin

$S&P 500(. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ )$ $Nasdaq Composite(. $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ )$ $Dow Jones Industrial Average(. $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ )$ $Alphabet( $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ )$ $Microsoft( $Microsoft(MSFT)$ )$ As of April 25, 2025, at 8:00 PM +08, the stock market is buzzing with energy. The S&P 500 has climbed steadily this week, reaching 5,446.46 on April 23—a 5.6% jump from its April 21 low of 5,158. Tech stocks are stealing the show, while whispers of U.S.-China trade progress add fuel to the fire. Yet, beneath the surface, economic slowdown fears and tariff uncertainties keep invest

Gold is glimmering again, and investors are rushing in—but this time, things are taking a surprising twist. Amid a booming trading environment in China, a growing number of young people are turning to gold as a "safe" haven. Goldman Sachs recently predicted that gold could reach as high as $4,000 per ounce by mid-2026, driven by factors such as geopolitical uncertainty, a weakening U.S. dollar, and central bank demand. On Chinese social media platforms, gold fever is in full swing. Some users are going as far as claiming they’re planning to invest their entire life savings into gold. Others are taking it one step further—borrowing money in hopes of riding the gold wave to quick riches. But here’s where I start to worry. The Emotional Gamble Behind the Glitter Personally, I think it's dange