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H1 2026 rewarded investors who stayed with the AI infrastructure trend, but only if they could tolerate sharp drawdowns. Memory, networking and compute leaders outperformed, while crowded positions often experienced steep corrections before recovering. Timing mattered far less than disciplined risk management. For H2, I would not abandon AI hardware, but I would be more selective. As valuations become richer, I would favour companies with durable earnings growth, strong cash flow and pricing power over purely momentum-driven names. A balanced approach that keeps core AI exposure while gradually adding quality value sectors can help reduce portfolio volatility if market leadership broadens. The key question is no longer whether AI spending continues, but which companies can convert that spe

Today's selloff across the memory sector wasn't driven by weakening AI demand. $闪迪(SNDK)$ $美光科技(MU)$ It was triggered by a newly filed U.S. class-action lawsuit against Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron, alleging that the three companies coordinated DRAM production cuts, shifted capacity toward higher-margin HBM, and artificially tightened DRAM supply, resulting in a sharp increase in memory prices. The lawsuit certainly introduces potential legal and regulatory risks. But it doesn't change the industry's supply-demand fundamentals. As of today: HBM demand remains supply-constrained. NVIDIA's Blackwell and next-generation Rubin roadmap remains intact. Hyperscaler AI capex has not been revised lower. Memory vend

My word for the first half of 2026 is PATIENCE. The market was full of volatility, with AI stocks swinging sharply and many investors getting shaken out. Instead of chasing every rally, I stayed focused on my long-term strategy and reminded myself that great investments often take time to play out. I continued to dollar-cost average into high-conviction names like $ServiceNow(NOW)$ and $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ during their pullbacks because I believed the corrections were overdone. While not every trade worked immediately, staying disciplined helped me avoid emotional decisions driven by fear or FOMO. The bigges

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$  $iShares Russell 2000 ETF(IWM)$  📈 $SPX Gamma Map: The Battle Between $7,450 And $7,300 Begins I’m watching the options market closely as the S&P 500 approaches a critical positioning zone, with $SPX now only 14 points away from the $7,450 strike. The $7,450 strike represents the current Maximum Volatility Control (MVC) level, holding significant positive Gamma and Delta Exposure. This concentration of dealer positioning can act as a stabilising force, potentially absorbing volatility as market makers adjust their hedges around this level. I’m also monitoring the $7,300 strike, where neg

🌟RESILIENCE is one word I would use to describe my 1H26 - the kind that is fortified by conviction & sometimes tested by the markets to see if I would flinch. This was the half year where $Alphabet(GOOG)$ reminded me that tech isn't just about hype. It is about foundations.  Quiet strength, steady innovation & the kind of long game discipline that makes me stay invested. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ reminds me why I invest in the company as it continues its global domination in AI chips. While the AI giants dance, Singapore's Big 3 banks - $DBS(D05.SI)$

Microsoft is down 1.3%. The company literally named after software the one that defined the industry for four decades is bleeding red while nearly everything else glows green.  It feels almost poetic.Meta’s up 2.7%. Amazon 3.3%. Google 4.5%. Tesla a blistering 7.6%.The money isn’t fleeing tech. It’s reshuffling inside the house. Flowing away from the old software king and into the companies building whatever comes next. AI is devouring software, and even the firm with “soft” in its name isn’t immune. Or so the tape says.I don’t buy the obituary just yet. In fact, I think Microsoft is poised to defy every expectation of its slow decline.  Heres why Im still bullish on MSFT. Lets be real: this isnt Microsofts first “this is the end” scare. People wrote them off during the mobile fl

Strange behaviour. I thought this cash "reserve" of $2+ b was supposed to be used to pay dividends  to prefered shares holders. Now you use $1b to buy back ordinary shares, you have less cash to do this. Which means, Bitcoin damn well go above $84k so uou can at least sell more Bitcoin to raise cash to pay the coming dividends when the cash reserves dries up. Either way, all actions are not looking sustainable. MSTR will end up having to sell off their own asset to pay for either dividends or to pay for debts.

$TSLA $500 Break Incoming and It Will Trigger One of the Most Violent Mega Cap Breakouts of the Year Tesla has been consolidating since 2022 and hasn’t seen a break of ATHs with momentum since. When $TSLA breaks above 500 this time around it will move to 700 within a couple of weeks. As of today, $TSLA reclaimed $400 and held. This is very different from what we normally see as Tesla tends to reverse often. If $TSLA can hold 414 this week a push to 423, 450 can come fast. Tesla’s Optimus $MU CEO just called humanoid robots a multi-decade demand cycle, noting one humanoid carries ~10x the memory of an autonomous vehicle, the supply chain confirming the demand. $TSLA is the only public company with a humanoid already in production, and paused Model S/X to convert Fremont into an Optimus line

$TSLA $500 Break Incoming and It Will Trigger One of the Most Violent Mega Cap Breakouts of the Year Tesla has been consolidating since 2022 and hasn’t seen a break of ATHs with momentum since. When $TSLA breaks above 500 this time around it will move to 700 within a couple of weeks. As of today, $TSLA reclaimed $400 and held. This is very different from what we normally see as Tesla tends to reverse often. If $TSLA can hold 414 this week a push to 423, 450 can come fast. Tesla’s Optimus $MU CEO just called humanoid robots a multi-decade demand cycle, noting one humanoid carries ~10x the memory of an autonomous vehicle, the supply chain confirming the demand. $TSLA is the only public company with a humanoid already in production, and paused Model S/X to convert Fremont into an Optimus line

A recent report says General Motors $General Motors(GM)$   is cutting around 1,000 workers while accelerating factory automation. Reports also indicate GM is working with $NVIDIA(NVDA)$   on AI-powered manufacturing and robotics. This isn't just another automation project—it's another sign that the robotics inflection point may have arrived. Look across the industry: - $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  is developing the Optimus humanoid robot while using NVIDIA technologies across parts of its AI ecosystem. - Foxconn is working with NVIDIA to build AI factories and deploy intelligent ro

The AI revolution has triggered one of the strongest memory supercycles in history. Prices for DRAM and HBM have surged, foundries are running at full capacity, and demand from AI data centers continues to outpace supply. But now, that boom is facing a legal challenge. A class-action lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California alleges that the world's three largest DRAM manufacturers—Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and Micron Technology—worked together to restrict the supply of conventional DRAM while prices were rapidly increasing. $Micron Technology(MU)$   $Corgi SK hynix 2x Daily ETF(SK)$   $CSOP Samsung Electronics

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🌟🌟🌟Bitcoin has been falling below USD 60,000 because several major pressures have hit the market at the same time : ETFs outflows, tech stock selloffs, rate hike fears, regulatory delays and even selling from $Strategy(MSTR)$ . But here is the thing: Bitcoin has been here before.  It has fallen and risen.  Every time it breaks a level that scares people, it writes a new chapter. This isn't the end of Bitcoin.  It is the part where conviction gets tested.  Bitcoin will rise again and this is a good time for long term investors to buy.  @Tiger_comments @TigerStars

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