not huge flow but caught my eye health care strong bid last 2 days after a pretty good pull back $AMGN into strong retracement zone, three drives lower and it took the range low yesterday (11/6 low) and found buyers note the long leg doji looks good for mean reversion here even if just over sold bounce back into mid 320s at a minimum

2025's Big Three: Trump, AI, and the Fed — And What's Next in 2026 2025 delivered another rollercoaster for global markets. From tariff shocks and AI disruptions to trillion-dollar milestones and a historic policy pivot, investors faced one catalyst after another — each one reshaping sentiment, volatility, and opportunity. Here's a look back at the key moments that moved the markets this year. Taken together, these events tell a dramatic story — but the real insight emerges when we connect them. Beneath the headlines, five powerful themes drove nearly every surge, selloff, and sentiment shift in 2025. Here's what truly defined the year. The 3 Big Themes That Defined Markets in 2025 1. Protectionism Strikes Back With Donald Trump returning to the White House on January 20, 2025 opened under

$CLS $400 bucks on conservative side. Yes.

$ZETA The Coiling process here is Textbook. Easy to spot Hard to believe Breakout above 20 is still the Bullish case.

If Unity closes the month above 50, that’s about as bullish as it gets.  

We are in the Lemon Raid session. Stock wants $100. $LMND

Tech has seen big inflows recently, so Im on buying small LEAPS positions and a put credit spread.

Current market analysis and recent activity, as of December 2025, suggest that sector rotations away from a narrow focus on AI tech are currently in progress and are expected to continue.  AI spending not generating sufficient investment returns—exemplified by weak earnings from companies like Oracle and mixed signals from Broadcom— are accelerating a sector rotation away from the AI trade and whether this trend is likely to continue into 2026. 1. Investor Sentiment Has Shifted From Unquestioning AI Enthusiasm to Scrutiny Recent earnings events, particularly Oracle’s earnings disappointment and aggressive AI capex guidance, have acted as a catalyst for investor rethink rather than a standalone fundamental breakdown in AI demand: Oracle’s stock plunged sharply after disappointing forec

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financials like MA, V, BLK are moving. healthcare too TMO. NVO ALGN watch them for opportunities

Holding dividend stock like $DBS(D05.SI)$ for part of my retirement portfolio

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Oracle(ORCL)$ $TSLA | ⚖️ Sentiment Reset • 📊 Structure Intact • ⚔️ Friday Volatility Incoming 🧭 Sentiment Check I’m watching sentiment quietly reset while price does the real work. The TSLA Fear & Greed Index has rotated back to neutral (446) after being pinned in fear. That transition matters. Sentiment compression often precedes expansion. Not a headline move, but a regime shift signal. 📈 Price Action & Structure I’m seeing classic consolidation all week. No panic. No chase. Just orderly rotation inside structure. • Buyers stepped in on the Ichimoku cloud retest • Clean defence, no structural damage • +$8 off the lows tells me liquidity responded exactly where it should Tha

What a wild market week indeed 🎢. The trade that had me pumped was my call spread on Microsoft (MSFT), where I bought the 420 call and sold the 440 call expiring this month to ride its strong momentum after cloud growth headlines; watching it climb steadily felt like fortune smiling. On the flip side, my facepalm moment came from a short put on AMD that looked solid until unexpected sector weakness dragged it lower, reminding me of the importance of risk caps. My biggest win was locking in gains on NVDA’s bullish run, while the toughest loss was trimming exposure to Tesla too late as volatility spiked. For the long term, I continue to hold Apple (AAPL) because of its consistent cash flow, ecosystem stickiness, and ability to weather cycles—qualities that make it a cornerstone in my portfol

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$Micron Technology(MU)$ upcoming Fiscal Q1 2026 earnings, which is scheduled for Wednesday, December 17, 2025 (After Market Close). We need to be aware of the concerns about the "beat and drop" phenomenon seen with $Broadcom(AVGO)$ dropping more than 4% even though it handily beat estimates for its fiscal fourth quarter and with its guidance for the current period. Consensus Expectations: Revenue: ~$12.5B – $12.7B (approx. +45% YoY). EPS: ~$3.83 (a massive swing from losses/low profits in previous cycles). The "Broadcom Risk": Broadcom fell because while its AI business boomed, its non-AI segments (broadband) were soft, and guidance was "good, not great." Micron faces a similar dynamic: AI is red-hot, but P

Options Market Statistics: Nvidia Drops 1.6% on Oracle's Neutral Stance to AI Chips $NVIDIA(NVDA)$   led options volume with a neutral put/call ratio of 0.64 and a low IV rank of 14.50%, suggesting subdued trader anticipation as volume hit 2.50 million contracts against 20.65 million in open interest. Shares fell 1.6% after Oracle's executive chairman Larry Ellison remarked that his firm is pursuing a "chip neutral" approach, purchasing Nvidia processors while remaining open to alternatives based on client preferences.   $Oracle(ORCL)$   saw strong activity with a bearish put/call ratio of 0.87 and a high IV rank o

AI Semiconductors in 2026: Peak Boom Before the Shakeout In 2026, the AI boom is projected to peak in intensity as CreditSights expects the top five hyperscalers to increase combined capex by approximately 36% to about 602 billion USD, up from roughly 443 billion USD in 2025, with nearly 75% allocated to AI semiconductors. $Microsoft(MSFT)$   has already recorded 34.9 billion USD in quarterly capex and projects an increase in 2026, while $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$   has raised its 2025 guidance to 70–72 billion USD with models suggesting a 2026 figure near 100 billion USD. On the supply side, 

Google, TSMC Spark Massive Bearish Option Flows as Tech Risk Reprices After AI tech stocks repeatedly notched fresh all-time highs, short-term risk signals in the options market are heating up significantly. $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$   set a record at $313.98 yesterday but slipped 2% to around $302 today; $Alphabet(GOOG)$   also pulled back from recent highs to $313. Though the declines aren't steep, both companies saw large, directionally clear options flows right at critical high-volatility levels, making “short-term risk repricing in mega-cap tech” a key market focus. TSMC: $6.8M in concentrated Put sweeps

Volatility index this day could be have story for Q4 on desember 2025, remainder movement to high with indicators still works and makes more point in line position.