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Do You Know that you can set your cost method of how the platform display your stock P&L? (Avg Cost/FIFO/Diluted Cost)
Keep wondering why my realized profit/loss is not calculated by my average cost of stock holdings (both yellow underlined prices) : This realized P&L displayed was calculated by FIFO method (ie. when my 500 sell CALL shares at 4.50 strike was being called away, the 500 shares called away (sold) were those I bought earliest at price 5.50! ) I had to seek out from the ever helpful customer service. That's the icon to look out for if you wish to change method (Avg cost/FIFO/Diluted cost) under your Portfolio Scroll down the page to find this section If I had chosen diluted cos
TOPZhongRenChun: I would prefer lot method. where i buy first lot of 10 shares. then I buy second lot of 20 shares. then I sell first lot of 10 shares, it should calculate based on first lot of 10 shares. not take average of all shares.
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04-10 22:53
AI Boom or AI Bubble? Why Software Is Being Unfairly Punished
Now everyone’s asking the same question: why did software stocks get hammered so badly yesterday, even when the broader market was rebounding? And why is money flowing into hardware but avoiding software? My take is simple — the market is reacting to fear. xAI just dropped a very powerful model, and suddenly it’s like Thanos snapped his fingers on software stocks. The narrative becomes: if AI can do everything, what’s the point of traditional software? So people sell first, think later. This fear isn’t new. It’s always been there. The recent optimism was just a pause — now we’re back to doubting software again. But let’s be clear: this selloff is not rational. Look at the data: $iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF(IGV)$ Software ETF IG
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04-10 10:44
VICOM 2026: Balancing Dividend Yield with Industrial Growth Catalysts
Technical Analysis (TA) The chart shows a strong bullish momentum that has accelerated over the last quarter. $VICOM LTD(V01.SI)$ $VICOM Ltd(WJP.SI)$ Moving Averages (MA): The short-term MA (pink/blue lines) is well above the 200-day long-term MA (green line), which is currently trending up at $1.637. This indicates a sustained long-term uptrend. Price Action: The stock is trading at $1.82, a multi-year high. It has successfully cleared previous resistance levels at $1.50 and $1.65. Support & Resistance: * Resistance: Immediate psychological resistance at $1.90 - $1.92 (marked by horizontal line). Support: Immediate support lies at $1.78 (50-day MA area). A strong historical floo
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04-10 22:11
TOP 15 GROWTH NAMES WITH THE CLEANEST SETUPS RIGHT NOW
1. $CoreWeave, Inc.(CRWV)$ - AI Infrastructure 2. $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ - AI Infrastructure 3. $Cipher Mining Inc.(CIFR)$ - AI Compute 4. $IREN Ltd(IREN)$ - AI Compute 5. $Hewlett Packard Enterprise(HPE)$ - AI Servers 6. $Vertiv Holdings LLC(VRT)$ - Data Center Cooling 7. $Applied Optoelectronics(AAOI)$ - Photonics 8. $Aehr Test(AEHR)$ - Photonics 9. $ARM Holdings(ARM)$ - Semis 10. $
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04-10 21:26
You’re more likely to see a 20% gain in a year than a negative return. (Data since 1980)
The Wildest Stat in the Market Since 1980, there have actually been more years where the market gained over 20% than years where it lost money at all. Let that sink in. We see an average drop of 14% at some point during every single year. Pullbacks are just part of the deal，some are small, some are scary. But most of the time, the market still ends the year in the green. Embracing those down years is exactly how you earn your long term returns. JPMorgan just dropped their Q2 Markets Guide, and here are the biggest takeaways. Valuations are cooling down US stocks are cheaper than they were, though I wouldn't call them "cheap" yet. We started the year with a forward P/E of 22x, and now we’re sitting around 19.7x. Simply put, you're paying less for every dollar of expected earnings than you w
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04-09 10:46
Breakout or Bull Trap? $SPY Reclaims 200DMA but Faces 20W MA
$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ S&P 500 may have closed above its 200-day MA, but one hurdle remains: The 20-week moving average with the $SPY currently on track for a 6th consecutive close below it 🚨📉 S&P 500 $SPY posts first close above the 200-day moving average in 14 trading days 📈🥳🫂 More than 82% of S&P 500 stocks are now trading above their 5-day moving average, the strongest short-term market breadth since November 📈🥳🫂 Investors have been rotating to cash at one of the fastest paces in history 🚨🚨 Stock Market says goodbye to Extreme Fear for the first time in over a month 🥳📈🫂
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04-10 19:40
Q2 Strategy: After 7 straight green days, are you adding or cutting?
We just had 7 straight green days. $VIX broke below 20 for the first time since the Iran escalation. Friday pre-market is green again. On the surface, things look pretty good. But here's the thing – Wall Street is not agreeing on what comes next. Citadel says we're in an "asymmetric upside" setup. They think net positioning is light enough that any good news will hit harder than usual. Goldman is warning that everyone expecting 11% earnings growth in Q2 is being too optimistic – they see margins getting crushed and growth slowing to 7% in the second half of the year. And Morningstar says growth stocks are 21% below fair value, which is rare, but also says Q2 rallies stay capped unless Iran publicly signals they want to negotiate. So who's right? I put together a full breakdown of the Q2 ou
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04-10 20:15
$MU Iron Fly — Cost $115, Max Earn $385 in 7 Days
$MU Options Iron Fly: Credit $3.85, Max Profit $385 on 2026-04-17 📊 Contracts 🎯 Sell to Open: 1x $MU 2026-04-17 $420 Call @ $17.80 (Bid) Sell to Open: 1x $MU 2026-04-17 $420 Put @ $15.65 (Bid) Buy to Open: 1x $MU 2026-04-17 $425 Call @ $15.75 (Ask) Buy to Open: 1x $MU 2026-04-17 $415 Put @ $13.85 (Ask) Financials 💰 Net Credit: $3.85 ($385 per spread) Max Profit: $385 (achieved at $420 at expiration) Max Loss: $115 (wing width $5 − credit $3.85 = $1.15 → $115 per spread) Breakevens: $416.15 and $423.85 Thesis 🧠 Neutral to slightly bullish on $MU as it trades with elevated IV (IV Percentile ~72.8%). Selling short-term premium with defined risk. Targeting rapid time decay into 1-week expiration. Happy to harvest the $385 credit if $MU stays between $416.15 and $423.85. Ready to exit if breake
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04-10 20:15
$NFLX Bull Call Spread: $136 Cost, Max Profit $164 (Apr 17, 102/105)
📊 Contracts 🔵 Buy to Open: 1x $102 Call (2026-04-17) — Ask: $3.70 🔴 Sell to Open: 1x $105 Call (2026-04-17) — Bid: $2.34 💰 Financials Net Debit: $136 ($1.36 × 100) Max Profit: $164 → ($3 wide strike spread − $1.36 net debit) × 100 Max Loss: $136 → Net Debit × 100 📈 Thesis Neutral to moderately bullish on $NFLX into next week. Stock broke above $100 with strong call/put ratio (2.90) and momentum. Elevated IV (70.4%) suggests potential IV crush, so we cap vega risk by selling the $105 call. Happy to gain directional exposure with defined risk—ready to pocket max profit if $NFLX stays above $105 by expiration! ⚠️ Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. Options trading involves significant risk and may result in loss of capital. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always do y
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04-10 20:14
$META Options Strategy: Bull Call Spread 📊
Credit: N/A (Net Debit $645) | Max Profit: $355 | Exp: 2026-04-13 🚀 Strategy: Bull Call Spread Market View: Cautiously bullish after META's sharp rebound. Elevated IV (IV Percentile ~87.6%) favors defined-risk, short-dated strategies with controlled theta and vega exposure. 📜 Contracts: Buy to Open: 1x $META 2026-04-13 $620 Call @ $13.50 (Ask) Sell to Open: 1x $META 2026-04-13 $630 Call @ $7.05 (Bid) 💰 Financial Breakdown: Net Debit: $13.50 - $7.05 = $6.45 per share (x100 = $645 total) Max Profit: ($10.00 strike spread - $6.45 net debit) × 100 = $355 Max Loss: $6.45 × 100 = $645 Breakeven at Expiration: $620 + $6.45 = $626.45/share 🧠 Thesis: Cautiously bullish on $META into April 13 expiration. This defined-risk debit spread profits if META trades above $626.45, with max profit achieved at
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04-10 20:13
$COIN Bear Put Spread — Cost $430, Max Profit $570 by Apr 17, 2026
📊 Strategy Overview Type: Bear Put Spread (debit spread) Market View: Moderately bearish with elevated volatility risk 📃 Contracts Buy to Open 1x $170 Put (2026-04-17 expiration) @ $7.60 Sell to Open 1x $160 Put (2026-04-17 expiration) @ $3.30 💰 Financials Net Debit: $4.30/share ($430 per spread) Max Profit: $570 (Spread Width $10 − Debit $4.30) × 100 Max Loss: $430 (equal to net debit) Break-even Price: $165.70 ($170 − Net Debit $4.30) 🧠 Thesis Bearish on $COIN into April 17 expiration, expecting a move toward mid-$160s. Elevated IV (88.8th percentile) makes defined-risk spreads attractive for balancing directional delta and controlled Vega exposure. Happy to profit if $COIN closes below $165.70, while keeping risk capped at $430 if the stock rebounds. 📌 Execution Notes Greeks Considerati
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04-10 20:11
$TXN Options Iron Condor: Credit $177, Max Profit $177 on 2026-04-17 📊
📑 Contracts Sell to Open 1× $210 Put (Bid $2.14, Ask $2.45) Buy to Open 1× $205 Put (Bid $1.11, Ask $1.30) Sell to Open 1× $220 Call (Bid $2.01, Ask $2.46) Buy to Open 1× $225 Call (Bid $0.86, Ask $1.08) 💰 Financials Net Credit: $1.77/share ($177 per lot) Max Profit: $177 (credit received) Max Loss: $323 [(width $5 − credit $1.77) × 100] Break-Evens: $208.23 and $221.77 🎯 Thesis Neutral on $TXN into 2026-04-17 expiration. Stock at $214.98 looks range-bound after a sharp run-up. High IV (92% percentile) offers rich premiums—ideal to sell volatility with defined risk. Risk Mgmt: Exit at 50–65% max profit ($90-$115) or roll tested strikes if breached near DTE. Plan: Monetize positive Theta and IV contraction while defending wings if price moves past $210 or $220. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This is not fi
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04-10 20:09
$NKE Bull Call Spread: $46 Cost, Up to $54 Max Profit (Apr 17, 2026 expiry)
📊 Strategy Overview Type: Bull Call Spread (Debit Spread) Structure: Buy-to-Open $44 Call, Sell-to-Open $45 Call (2026-04-17 expiry) Net Debit: $0.46/share (×100 = $46 total cost per spread) 📊 Contracts 🔹 *Buy*: 2026-04-17 $44 Call @ $0.91 (Ask) 🔹 *Sell*: 2026-04-17 $45 Call @ $0.45 (Bid) 📊 Financials Max Profit: $(45 − 44 − 0.46) × 100 = $54 Max Loss: $0.46 × 100 = $46 Break-even: $44.46 at expiry 📊 Thesis Neutral to moderately bullish on $NKE into mid-April, anticipating oversold rebound after stabilization above $42–44 range. IV at ~36% with IV Percentile ~37.6% suggests options are relatively cheap, favoring debit spreads over short-vol structures. Targeting defined risk and balanced Delta exposure. 📊 Risk Management If $NKE closes < $43.50 mid-week, consider cutting/rolling to redu
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04-10 20:08
$RIVN Options Bull Put Spread: Credit $9, Max Profit $9 on 2026-04-17 📊
📋 Contracts Sell to Open: 1x $14.50 Put (2026-04-17) @ $0.24 Bid Buy to Open: 1x $14.00 Put (2026-04-17) @ $0.15 Ask 💰 Financials Credit Received: $0.09/share ($9 per spread) Max Profit: $9 (credit received) Max Loss: $41 (strike width $0.50 − credit $0.09 = $0.41 × 100) Breakeven: $14.41 ($14.50 − $0.09) 📈 Thesis Neutral to moderately bullish on $RIVN into 2026-04-17 expiration. Elevated IV (76.81%, IV Percentile 66%) makes short premium favorable, with a bullish tilt supported by a Call/Put ratio of 1.71. Selling time decay (positive Theta) while keeping downside risk defined. Happy to pocket the $9 credit if $RIVN stays above $14.50, ready to defend if it doesn’t. 🛠️ Execution Plan Profit Target: Close at 50–75% of max profit ($5–$7) within a few days if achieved. Risk Management: Exit
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04-10 20:05
$PEP Bull Call Spread Strategy: $33 Cost, Max Profit $200, 1-Day Potential
Contracts: Sell to Open {{SHORT_LEG}} Buy to Open {{LONG_LEG}} Financials: Credit Received: Max Gain: (Credit received) Max Loss: (Strike width - Credit received) Thesis: Neutral to moderately {{MARKET_VIEW}} on $PEP into {{EXPIRATION_DATE}} expiration. Selling {{TIME_FRAME}} premium while defining {{RISK_MANAGEMENT}} risk. Happy to pocket the credit if $PEP stays {{THESIS_CONDITION}}, ready to defend if it doesn't. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. Options trading involves significant risk and may result in loss of capital. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always do your own research and consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions. X 📊 $PEP Bull Call Spread 04/17 Buy $157.5C|Sell $160C Cost:$137|Max:$113|Loss:$137 BE:$158.87 Neutr
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04-10 20:03
$GE Bull Call Spread: $672.50 Cost, Up to $327.50 Max Profit in 7 Days
Contracts Buy to Open: 1x $GE 2026-04-17 $305 Call @ $12.20 ask Sell to Open: 1x $GE 2026-04-17 $315 Call @ $5.475 bid Financials Net Debit: $12.20 − $5.475 = $6.725/share ($672.50 per spread) Max Gain: ($10 strike width − $6.725 debit) × 100 = $327.50 Max Loss: $6.725 × 100 = $672.50 Thesis Neutral to moderately bullish on $GE into April expiration. Current price near $313.02 suggests upward consolidation or range-holding above $312. Elevated IV (41.79%, 92.8th percentile) favors a defined-risk structure with mild short vega exposure. Breakeven at $311.725 improves odds slightly below spot. Execution Plan Profit Target: Close for $2.50–$3.00 credit (~75–90% max gain) Stop Loss: Exit if $GE drops < $305 or spread loses ~50% cost (~$335). Time Rule: Exit early if $GE ≥ $315 with >2 da
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04-10 20:01
$BAC Bull Call Spread — Cost $62, Can Earn Up to $38
📊 Strategy Overview Underlying: $BAC (currently trading at $52.71) Market View: Moderately bullish on BAC with elevated implied volatility (IV ~73%). Looking to capture upside while capping risk and reducing Vega exposure versus a long call. 📄 Contracts (2026-04-17 Expiry) Buy to Open: 1× $52 Call @ $1.66 Sell to Open: 1× $53 Call @ $1.04 💰 Financials Net Debit (Cost): $62/spread (calculated as $166 - $104) Max Profit: $38/spread (Strike Width $100 - Net Debit $62) Max Loss: $62/spread (Net Debit paid) 📈 Thesis Neutral to moderately bullish on $BAC into April 2026 expiration. This debit spread reduces Vega exposure (IV/HV ~1.56) while maintaining a positive Delta for upside participation. Short call premium offsets some time decay (Theta), making this more efficient than a naked long call.
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04-10 19:46
$TRIP rallies 5% as MACD crossover signals renewed bullish momentum
$TripAdvisor(TRIP)$ Tripadvisor (TRIP) Jumps +5.12%: Momentum Builds as DIF Crosses into Positive Territory, Eyeing $13.21 Latest Close Data: As of April 9, 2026, TRIP closed at $11.49, surging +5.12% (+$0.56). The stock is trading -43.0% below its 52-week high of $20.16. Core Market Drivers: The move appears driven by a combination of positive technical momentum and a favorable valuation narrative. While no major company-specific news was highlighted today, the stock's low P/E relative to its historical average and a recent shift in short-term capital flows (net inflows over the last two days) may be contributing to the buying interest. Technical Analysis: The rally was supported by above-average net capital inflow ($3.77M). Crucially, the MACD (
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04-10 19:24
[Events] If You Could Have One Funny but Useless Stock-Trading Superpower, What Would It Be?
What if one day, you suddenly got a superpower…But not the kind that makes you rich overnight. Not the kind that guarantees every trade goes up. And definitely not the kind that turns you into Warren Buffett. Instead, it’s a mostly useless but funny stock-trading superpower. Maybe it’s: Knowing when you’re about to buy the top Understanding what CEOs really mean on earnings calls Getting a warning before every FOMO trade Or seeing whether a rally is real… or just a trap Sounds useless? Maybe. So here’s today’s question: If you could choose one funny but mostly useless superpower for trading stocks, what would it be? How to participate Comment below and share your dream “stock-trading superpower.” Rewards We’ll pick a few fun replies and send out 100 Tiger Coins. Events Duration From 10 Apr
TOPI think I already have my "funny but useless stock trading superpower" which is Unbreakable "Diamond Hands": The ability to hold a worthless stock forever, convinced it will break even [LOL] [Cry]This superpower may extend to another superpower which is "Buying the DIP" [Spurting]
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04-09 18:22
Tesla & Microsoft Left in the Dust: Earnings Set to Ignite or Ignite the Final Sell-Off? 😱📉
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Microsoft(MSFT)$ The broader market's roaring higher with S&P futures lifting 0.5% pre-market, but Tesla and Microsoft are dragging their feet amid the rally, highlighting a tale of two tech titans under pressure ahead of their critical earnings. Tesla's weaker Q1 delivery numbers have cast a shadow over sentiment, with the EV giant's April 22 report looming as a make-or-break moment for a potential valuation reset — investors are eyeing robotaxi progress and Optimus robot ramps to offset slowing core sales in a high-rate environment. Microsoft, meanwhile, holds its core narrative intact around Azure cloud growth and Copilot enterprise adoption, but the big question is whether th