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@Rocky2700 Alan Ng, a financial services advisor with just 4 years of active trading experience, shares his journey from surviving a margin call nightmare to achieving 2X returns in 2025—and why he believes the AI rally is far from over."I Had to Keep Learning to Add Value"For Alan Ng, investing wasn't just a personal passion—it was a professional necessity. As a financial services advisor, he found himself counseling clients who were increasingly savvy about trading markets. "I have to keep learning my skills to add real value to them," Alan explains. That mindset transformed him into a daily market monitor, scanning for "good movements" and opportunities to capitalize on momentum.Here is one student from Alan:Four years in, Alan has

As of Monday's market close, $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ edged up 0.1%, $S&P 500(.SPX)$rose about 0.4%, and $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ gained 0.6%, showed bullish performance. Data from TradingView shows that 15 companies with a market cap of over $10 billion have reached new highs.Valuation pressure on tech increased: although some mega-cap names (such as Alphabet) performed well, worries about a potential “AI and tech bubble” continued to rise.Bond yields and policy expectations remained in focus. With uncertainty over the Federal Reserve’s next steps and the trajectory of rate cuts, some investors shifted from rate-cut optimism toward a more yield-risk-oriented view.External

$PILBARA MINERALS LTD(PLS.AU)$ jumped 5.28% today, leading the XAO, as China’s lithium prices surged after Ganfeng Lithium chairman Li Liangbin said he expects battery-metal demand to grow 30% in 2026.Other major lithium names also rallied sharply: $LIONTOWN RESOURCES LTD(LTR.AU)$ +9.56, $MINERAL RESOURCES LTD(MIN.AU)$ +4.51%, $IGO LTD(IGO.AU)$ +4.06, $VULCAN ENERGY RESOURCES LTD(VUL.AU)$ +3.45%, and $Rio Tinto Ltd(RIO.AU)$ +2.22%.Across the U.S., Hong Kong, and Australia, lithium miners have been on a strong run this week,

Recently, gold has been moving in tandem with the broader U.S. equity market, showing roller-coaster style swings that are hard to grasp in terms of timing and direction.This analysis will briefly review the rhythm and patterns of gold price fluctuations from technical and fundamental perspectives, and then discuss how retail traders can use trading tools to capture these profit opportunities.​Based on a combination of current price structure and capital-flow signals, gold is still likely to probe lower repeatedly in the short term, and this round of correction has not yet fully run its course. However, from a longer-term cyclical perspective, the current gold bull market is far from over, and the potential upside remains significant.​4000-dollar level: short-term support may not hold at o

$Morgan Stanley(MS)$ Chief U.S. Equity Strategist Michael Wilson's sweeping global outlook has markets buzzing—not just for its aggressive $S&P 500(.SPX)$ target of 7,800 by end-2026, but for framing a new narrative: No recession ahead, yet policy is deploying in a rare pro-cyclical combination. Tech investment is in its super-early stage, yet already reshaping credit markets, corporate earnings, and asset pricing.The report hammers home one key idea: 2026's focus won't be on "macro noise reduction," but on "micro revaluation." In other words, markets are shifting focus from geopolitics, trade, and policy uncertainty—back to earnings, tech cycles, and asset supply/demand fundamentals.Morgan Stanley's M

$Intuit(INTU)$ upcoming fiscal Q1 2026 earnings report, which is expected to be released on Thursday, November 20, 2025, after the market closes. Q1 FY2026 Earnings Analysis and Expectations The first fiscal quarter (ending October 31st) is typically a slower period for Intuit compared to the tax-heavy Q3. Investors will be primarily focused on the growth trajectory of its subscription-based services and how management's focus on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the mid-market is translating into results. Consensus Estimates and Guidance Intuit has already reaffirmed its Q1 and full-year FY2026 guidance (as of September 2025). Meeting or exceeding these re-affirmed figures will be key. The Q1 non-GAAP EPS is significantly higher than the GAAP EPS

The most important event this week is the release of the first nonfarm payrolls report following the shutdown of the U.S. government. This September nonfarm payrolls report was originally scheduled for release in early October, but due to the U.S. government shutdown it has been postponed to 21:30 Beijing time on November 20. At this stage, the market is unable to fully anticipate this report; after all, with a report coming after a 40‑day shutdown, nobody knows the path of the data from here or how much impact it will have on the Federal Reserve’s rate‑cutting process. According to probability data from CME’s FedWatch tool, the odds of a rate cut versus no cut in December have already narrowed to roughly fifty‑fifty, and the public statements by Federal Reserve officials are also highly d