$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ selling another 15 million shares whoch is about 10% for raising "capital" at this moment? Near term likely down 10 to 15%, long term need to see what they do woth the raised capital. If they use it for aquisition or expansion then good. Tonight gonna be wild

As mentioned previously, $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$  is overpriced at the moment. Even if 4 Nov Earning call hits estimates, the stock price is still overvalued.  Looking at the current PE, PS, it is more likely to drop then continue its run to $50. For me, I will patiently wait for the next buy in stop point at $23 to $25, while I browse other valued stocks. Remember the teaching to buy when everyone is selling and sell when everyone is buying? Do your own diligence and do not follow hype. 

$Alibaba(BABA)$  started a position at $98.5 will add at every $1 interval downwards till $90 Closing  the position if ot hits $110 China is pumping stimulus to relive its deflationary economy. For far too long US tariffs and China own operations on its Chinese companies kept stock like Alibaba down. Fundamentals still holds firm for baba as its e-commerce, cloud and now AI are still strong. Hopefully the new CEO has good foresights and relationships with Chinese regulators.

$TIGR 20241018 9.0 PUT$   On the downtrend. Buying puts and exercising them can double or even triple your earnings. Imagine exercising this puts contract at $6 with 100 lots. That will be $3 x 10000 = $30000 Hence the saying, buy the rumours sell the news 

Overbought area. Price at $20 is considered high. Now at $45 is over valued. Why do I say that? Remember $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$  only sell their tech/software to their Allies, how many "possible" allies are there now? There is a limit. 

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$everyone check you account. Money missing

US GDP out today @4.3% well above market estimate of 3.3%. Market will react fast — but listen carefully. Strong GDP: Bullish short term. Stocks pump, risk-on, yields may spike → rate cuts get pushed back. Weak GDP: Markets cheer initially (rate cuts hope), but longer term = growth slowdown fears. Near term: volatility + knee-jerk moves. Long term: GDP decides the Fed's pace — and that sets the ceiling for stocks. This data isn't about today's candle. It's about the next 6–12 months. $Apple(AAPL)$  $Micron Technology(MU)$  $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ 

Buying shares sounds easy… until you sell. You profit ✅ You exit ✅ Then comes the pain. Do you buy back higher? Or wait forever for a dip that never comes? 😐 This is the dirty truth of stocks: 👉 Profits create hesitation. You're no longer investing — you're negotiating with your own ego. Options flip the game. No attachment. Defined risk. Get paid to wait. Shares make money. Options manage psychology. Different tools. Different mindset. 👇 Be honest: After selling shares at a profit — do you re-enter, or freeze? Stocks or options — which one messes with your head more? $Strategy(MSTR)$  $Apple(AAPL)$  $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  

$TIGR 20241025 6.5 PUT$ bought $6.5 strike price put yeaterday at cheap price if $38 For all the one direction bullish bull, please read more into MACD. If you can standardised MACD, it will show you more when to buy and sell