On the eve of $Alphabet(GOOG)$’s turn to release its quarterly earnings, here’s a recap of what has taken place and what could take place. Q2 2025 Recap. GOOG reported its Q2 2025 on 23 Jul 2025. Below are details compared against estimates from analysts polled by LSEG: Revenue: $96.43 billion vs $94 billion expected vs Q2 2024’s $84.74 billion, that’s a +13.78% YoY gain. Earnings per share (diluted): $2.31 vs $2.18 expected vs Q2 2024’s $1.89; that’s a +5.96% YoY gain. Net income: $28.19 billion vs Q2 2024’s $23.62 billion; that’s a +19.35% YoY increase. According to StreetAccount, drilled down numbers watched by Wall Street included: YouTube advertising revenue: $9.8 billion vs $9.56 billion vs Q2 2024’s $8.66 billion. Google Clou
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$$Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares(TSLL)$$T-REX 2X INVERSE TESLA DAILY TARGET ETF(TSLZ)$ 🚀🔥💰 Tesla’s Textbook Inverse H&S in Motion 💰🔥🚀 I’m watching Tesla execute a classic inverse head & shoulders setup; breakout, retest, and continuation now unfolding. We’ve just printed the highest daily close of 2025 after thoroughly backtesting the prior resistance zone that capped this stock for more than four years. We’ve already traded within a $28 range over the last two days, and now we’re only $28 away from a new all-time high. When Powell speaks, markets often overreact to tone and nuance before repricing back toward fundamentals. For Te
MasterCard (MA) Q4 Guidance In Focus For Stock Short-Term Move
$MasterCard(MA)$ is scheduled to report its Q3 2025 earnings on Thursday, October 30, 2025, before the market opens. The market consensus expects another strong quarter, driven by resilient consumer spending and robust cross-border activity. However, with the stock trading at a premium valuation, a simple earnings beat is likely priced in. The stock's short-term direction will almost certainly be determined by the "quality" of the metrics (especially cross-border volume) and, most importantly, management's forward-looking guidance for the fourth quarter (the holiday season). Consensus EPS Estimate: ~$4.31 (a significant jump from $3.89 in Q3 2024) Consensus Revenue Estimate: ~$8.54 billion This compares to management's guidance from last quarter, wh
$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ selling shares after they rallying another 10 dollars always painful , that why always have skin in the game u don't need to sell everything if the company is still functional , always leave like 30 percent of the holdings on the table , that when u don't whine about missing out n u also u don't feel bad about taking profit ....
$TSLA 20251031 385.0 CALL$ TSLA has been trending sideways for over a month. Spx just broke out last Friday, as long as the market remains bullish the likelihood of tsla breaking out is high. My only hope is that it doesn't happen this week so I can roll this call to $390 for a nice credit
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ has been consolidating sideways for over a month. Spx just broke out on Friday, the market continues to be bullish, the likelihood of tsla breaking out is high. November is typically a bullish month with the end of the year Christmas rally incoming. Can the market continue to climb into 2026?
Large Blocks Emerging Like Bamboo Shoots After a Spring Rain
$Qualcomm(QCOM)$ Last Friday, a large block positioned ahead of an anticipated rise in Qualcomm by buying out-of-the-money calls expiring November 7th with a 180 strike $QCOM 20251107 180.0 CALL$ . They opened 7,633 contracts at an average price of around $2.85.Currently, that entry price looks quite precise.On Monday, someone opened a position by selling 10,000 contracts of the 175 strike put expiring December 19th $QCOM 20251219 175.0 PUT$ .It currently looks like QCOM will oscillate around the 180 level before attempting another push higher. The call buying was likely due to high volatility, hence the focus
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ I'm long term bullish on NVIDIA. However, it's been extremely volatile with the share price fluctuating in the range of <$170 to $195+ for the past one month. To capture some profits along the way riding on the volatility wave, I had been capturing some premiums by taking the following steps: - selling weekly $165 put (when shares slipped to < $170 and undergoing a quick rebounce) - instead of buying more shares, I bought one time Jan 2026 $168 call (when shares slipped to <$170; this serves as synthetic shares to cushion further short of higher value calls) - selling weekly $195 covered calls (when shares rebounced above $185 and premium looks lucrat