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#MyOptionInvestmentJourney Hi everyone! I am back again this week (Feb 23) with an update on my option investing journey. For new reader, may refer to my recap section on the context. Now for my update... 💰 Progress So Far: My current capital is 4,050 USD as of 01-Feb-2026. This week, I have sold 1 PUT Option that expired on (20260320). $TSLL 20260320 11.0 PUT$ I have collected another 16.24 USD in premium — bringing my total Net Revenue since 12th August 2025 to 234.46 USD, which is approximately 5.79% p.a. to date on my capital (currently 4,050 USD). This means I have 4 PUT Options that expired: A. 20260227 B. 20260306 C. 20260313 D. 20260320 Thanks for following along — I will post updates weekly. Lets see how far thi
$Silvercorp Metals Inc(SVM)$ No prize guessing what's the other two charts are about. I didn't guess the whole narrative right but last US trading session happened to be a reasonable profitable session for my portfolio position. It would have done better if I had shorted cryptocurrency in general! With March quickly approaching, the clock is ticking for silver March contract delivery. It will be interesting in just a week what will happen to the silver price movement. If the contracts are not rolling over, and the world ran out of physical silver to deliver, a lot of the settlement is going to be the so-called fiat paper notes, or currency as we called it. Those same currencies that could simply be printed and losing confidence among the cent
🌟🌟🌟The market is in mayhem due to the latest Supreme Court ruling on Trump Tariffs and his response with another 15% tariff across the board. There is 1 Singapore stock which is largely "tariff proof" compared to consumer retail stocks. This stock is none other than $ST Engineering(S63.SI)$ as Defence and Public Security accounted for 45% of its 1H2025 revenue. ST Engineering has been on a tear this year as it is up 21% year todate. It has skyrocketed 100% in 2025. ST Engineering has secured a record SGD 18.7 billion in new contracts for FY2025, a massive 49% surge over the previous year. This has lifted its total order book
$ASML 20260618 1460.0 CALL$ I have been analyzing why ASML is showing such incredible resilience—holding green while the rest of the tech sector feels like it’s in a tailspin—and it really comes down to its absolute monopoly on the "picks and shovels" of the AI revolution. While other companies are fighting for market share, ASML is the only one on the planet that can build the High-NA EUV lithography machines required to make the next generation of 2nm chips. I’ve noticed that the stock is currently riding a massive wave of momentum following their blowout Q4 results, where they reported a record-breaking backlog of €38.8 billion. That is essentially a guaranteed revenue stream that exceeds their entire sales target f
🌟🌟🌟As a small retail investor, I prefer $Gold Trust Ishares(IAU)$ instead of $SPDR Gold ETF(GLD)$ as it has a lower entry point of USD 98.57 currently compared to GLD's USD 481.28. IAU also has a lower expense ratio of 0.25% compared to GLD's higher expense ratio of 0.40%. IAU is a physically backed grantor trust that holds Gold bullion in secure, audited vaults. This structure ensures that shareholders own a fractional undivided interest in real gold rather than derivatives. I have been fortunate to have bought IAU last year before the incredible upward momentum in Gold prices. I bought IAU as a tactical bet against inflation and to diversify my portfolio. With the current mayhem in the US m
$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ I have put together a look at the current Palantir situation that captures that mix of market pressure and your personal strategy. I’ve incorporated the latest on Burry’s thesis and the technical signals suggesting the stock might be reaching an exhaustion point for sellers. I’ve been watching my Palantir holdings take a significant hit lately as the stock has pulled back roughly 37% from its recent highs. This drop seems to be driven by a combination of extreme valuation fatigue—with the price-to-earnings ratio recently hitting a staggering 214x—and a broader rotation out of high-flying AI software names. There’s also been fresh anxiety surrounding potential defense budget c