$MoneyMax Fin(5WJ.SI)$ suddenly shoot up so much today, thought it will be a rotation out of funds into more aggressive shares . But as they always say a rising tide will lift all boats up . Hoping this share will be a multi bagger this year again and add to my few hundred percentage gain
$Micron Technology(MU)$ with a short term relief from the war, micron still proves valuable as it quickly regains 400 range, shows that it's was severely oversold previously. The demand of High bandwidth memory chips remains unchanged, while the news from Google is overblown. Congrats to those who pickup during the recent lows.
$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ Can continue buying? I don't suggest but you can just hold for more profit! $Apple(AAPL)$ same for this! I believe it will fly more within these two weeks! Gogogo!
$ASML 20260717 1360.0 CALL$ I opened this call exactly a week ago as a quick in-and-out play, but the share price turned lower almost immediately after my entry, putting the trade in the red. Fortunately, the positive shift in the geopolitical landscape has completely revived the market today, turning what looked like a losing position into a solid win overnight. I capitalized on the sharp bounce to take profits this morning, and I am already looking at my next move with a new contract on the way.
$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ Just two weeks ago, META dipped to a low of 520, but the recovery since then has been incredible to watch. The share price has surged roughly 100 dollars, representing a massive 19.2% jump in just 14 days, hitting 620 at the time of this writing. After such a rapid and aggressive bounce back from those March lows, it makes me wonder if we have finally found the definitive floor on META.
$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ what are we waiting for! Let's go sell it now and make some profit first! $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ flying to the moon soon! Let's see what will happen later on!
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Will it fly more or will it drop more? My answer is always flying! $Apple(AAPL)$ always same answer for this share too! Let's fly today!
$HUB Security(HUBC)$ $HUB Security(HUBC) Skyrocketed +72%: Explosive Volume & MACD Bullish Divergence Signals $0.20 Breakout Latest Close Data HUBC closed at $0.1978 on 2026-04-08, surging +72.00% on massive volume. This places it significantly below its 52-week high of $66.45, indicating immense historical downside but a powerful intraday reversal. Core Market Drivers The stock experienced extreme volatility, trading in a 93.3% range. The surge appears driven by aggressive retail buying, as evidenced by the enormous 4869.73% turnover rate and net positive capital flow of ~$250k. No specific company news was provided, suggesting a potential technical squeeze or speculative momentum play. Technical Analysis Volume: Explosive volume of 106 milli
Gold (XAUUSD) reached an all-time high of $5598.75 on January 29 before undergoing a notable correction. This decline unfolded in a 3 Elliott waves zigzag structure, ultimately finding support at $4094.63. We have identified this corrective phase as wave (IV). Since then, the metal has resumed its upward trajectory, entering wave (V). To fully confirm the bullish outlook, however, gold must decisively break above the prior peak of $5598.75. Without such a move, the risk of a double correction remains present. The short-term rally from the wave (IV) low has already displayed a five-swing structure. This pattern is characteristic of a motive sequence, which generally signals continuation rather than exhaustion. Consequently, the technical picture favors further upside momentum. From the wave
Markets Catch a Breath: Geopolitics, Oil Shock, and the April Relief Rally
If you blinked over the past week, you might've missed the wild swing. As of April 8, the S&P 500 has climbed back toward the 6,700–6,800 zone after posting solid gains on ceasefire hopes. The Dow and Nasdaq joined in, with small-caps (Russell 2000) showing even more pop. The trigger? Optimism around a potential pause or framework for de-escalation in the Iran conflict, including talk of reopening the Strait of Hormuz.Oil prices, which had been the big drama queen, dropped sharply—Brent crude pulled back noticeably after spiking hard earlier. That relief eased some of the inflation panic and gave stocks room to run.My honest take: This feels like a classic overreaction unwind. The conflict kicked off late February, sending oil surging (at times well above $100–110), spiking energy cost