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ARKG Investment Tracker position change: Increased position in Pacific Biosciences of California by 246,575 shares, the number of shares held increased 2.09% compared to the previous period and now represents 1.35% of the total position.

ARKK Investment Tracker position change: Decreased position in Kratos Defense & Security Solutions by 38,216 shares, the number of shares held decreased 2.24% compared to the previous period and now represents 1.27% of the total position.

Following $Apple(AAPL)$ fiscal Q4 2026 earnings report on 2 November 2026, the stock fell despite hitting a headline beat of $114.48 billion in revenue and $2.10 EPS. In this article, we would like to share how we are evaluating the market disconnect, gross margin pressures, greater china dynamics, services monetization, and the next hardware refresh cycle. 1. Financial Snapshot: Core Data at a Glance While headline figures presented a solid beat against Wall Street estimates, underlying metrics revealed mixed signals across business segments and geographic regions. The table below outlines Apple's fiscal Q4 2026 operational performance relative to historical baselines and consensus expectations. 2. The Post-Earnings Sell-Off: Why Headlines Proved

🐱 Market Sentiment: Politics, Technology and Stock Market Volatility I find these articles interesting because they highlight how different factors can influence the stock market. Apple’s share price falling despite its earnings report reminds me that good results do not always mean a rising stock price. Investors are also watching political developments ahead of the US midterm elections, while uncertainty surrounding AI investments could create further volatility in technology stocks. My takeaway is that I should not simply follow headlines or chase market rallies. I prefer to watch valuations, earnings, market sentiment and opportunities to accumulate quality stocks during corrections. @WallStreet_Tiger

$PLTR 20261120 180.0 CALL$  🐱 Why I Sell Covered Calls on PLTR, NVDA and Netflix – Turning My Shares into Regular Income The stock market is not just about buying shares and waiting for prices to go up. I believe there is another way to make my portfolio work harder: selling covered call options on shares I already own. My strategy is simple. Instead of letting my stocks sit idle in my portfolio, I sell call options to collect premiums. This allows me to generate additional income while continuing to participate in potential stock price appreciation. Three companies I like using this strategy on are Palantir (PLTR), Nvidia (NVDA) and Netflix (NFLX). I choose these companies because they operate in different areas of the

$ProShares UltraPro QQQ(TQQQ)$   Trading TQQQ requires careful analysis, patience, and strong risk management. As a leveraged ETF that tracks three times the daily performance of the Nasdaq-100, TQQQ offers opportunities for higher returns but also carries significant risks. During my trading experience, I learnt the importance of identifying market trends, monitoring price movements, and choosing suitable entry and exit points. I also realised that emotions can influence trading decisions, especially when the market becomes volatile. Moving forward, I will focus on following my trading strategy, setting clear stop-loss levels, and avoiding impulsive decisions. Every trade provides valuable lessons to improve my discipline and consisten

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October was a difficult month for technology investors. Concerns about excessive AI spending, stretched valuations and weaker confidence in the returns from data centre investments put pressure on technology shares. However, November is bringing a different set of opportunities and risks for both US and Hong Kong markets. I believe investors should pay particular attention to three developments: the US midterm elections, the Ant Group IPO story and NVIDIA’s performance. Each represents a different part of the investment landscape, from political uncertainty and China’s financial technology sector to the global AI infrastructure boom. 1. US Midterm Elections: Could Political Uncertainty Become a Market Headwind? The US midterm election results have delivered a significant political developm

Musk has been betting heavily on Texas in recent years because the state is a long-term base for the Republican Party, with loose regulation and business environment, and the state government offering preferential treatment to attract businesses to have their headquarters locally. Musk moved Tesla's global headquarters from California to Austin, Texas early in his life to build the world's largest automobile superplant. His SpaceX also had its headquarters in the state and established a starship rocket research, manufacturing, assembly and orbital launch center in southern Texas. Other businesses such as artificial intelligence company xAI's deep layout of computing power, engineering and data center supporting infrastructure in Texas. The first four power centers include Texas, Virginia,

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading ideas with you! 1 $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ is getting sold on fears of a data center slowdown even as its data center revenue nearly doubled to $8.5B and CEO Lisa Su laid out more than 80% company growth for 2027. What I think gets overlooked is that AMD sells compute wherever the racks get built and AI agents create enormous CPU demand around orchestration, databases and tool use alongside GPUs which is why management now expects server CPU revenue to double next year. 2 $Qualcomm(QCOM)$ says its custom AI accelerators started shipping in October with $Amazon.com(A

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading ideas with you! 1 The more definite winners will be: 1. Those who have a diversified portfolio across US, EMEA & APAC 2. Those who have secured capacity capacity. 3. Those who have permits approved $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ answers all three. 2 Another extremely bullish $Ouster Inc.(OUST)$ call: I'm now forecasting ~$345M in revenue in FY27 and then 40% CAGR from there to 2030. That'll give us $950M in revenue in 2030. At 30% EBITDA margins we have $285M in EBITDA. At a 25x EBITDA multiple that'd give us a $7.2B EV. Equity value would be ~$7.6B. At ~5% dilution, we'll end up with a bull case target ~$85. "Everything that moves is

$NuScale Power(SMR)$ Consensus expectations point to quarterly revenue of about $10.79 million, down 2.53% year over year, while adjusted EPS is projected at negative $0.22. Recent sell-side actions also turned more conservative: Barclays downgraded the stock to Underweight with a $5 target