Replying to @icycrystal:Thank you //@icycrystal:[Like] //@Aqa:“TRUMP: The Art of Thd Deal” — This book shows me how to negotiate with my banker if I ever need, in this volatile markets! Thanks @TigerEvents @icycrystal @Barcode @melson @kannan2025 @zerolih

Highly looking forward to Tesla’s full self-drive. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ is actually good for long. TSLA’s PE ratio remains high at 109. This lofty valuation reflects the market’s positioning of TSLA as an AI company. Thanks @Tiger_comments @icycrystal

Replying to @icycrystal:Predict $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ //@icycrystal:[Like] //@Aqa:Elon Musk’s $1X TSLA(TSLA.UK)$ is a wild boy! Thanks @Tiger_Earnings @icycrystal

Vote $Alphabet(GOOG)$ Market reactions towards GOOG’s results is unpredictable. Thanks @Tiger_Earnings @icycrystal @Barcode @1PC

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Elon Musk’s $1X TSLA(TSLA.UK)$ is a wild boy! Thanks @Tiger_Earnings @icycrystal

🐣🥚🥚🌷🐰 Wishing all my Tiger friends happy and prosperous. May your stocks always go up up and up! Thanks @Tiger_chat @icycrystal @GoodLife99 @1PC @koolgal @rL @Mrzorro @Blinkfans @BillionaireN @StableMaster

Easter Egg Hunt Thanks @TigerEvents @GoodLife99

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🌷🌷🌷🐣🥚 Happy Easter holiday to all Tiger friends. Let’s go Easter Egg Hunt at the Garden by the Bay Flower Dome’s Tulipmania. Thanks @Tiger_comments @icycrystal

Smart strategy The Iron Condor. It is a non-directional options strategy used in sideways markets with low volatility to earn from time decay. Cudos to “Captain Condor” — 31-year-old day trader David Chau — a real big whale with his Condor Army of more than 1000 members. With such aggressiveness, he may be the next Roaring Kitty. His trading style is the highly aggressive Martingale strategy. It is extremely difficult to emulate his strategy without a big loyal team of traders. Options trading carries significant risk. One must do due diligence before each trade. Thanks @OptionsTutor @icycrystal @1PC

It is true that generally retail investors tend to avoid high-priced stocks. But from theoretical perspective, a high stock price per share does not mean it is ‘expensive’. It is the sum of money allocated per trade that matters. Buying 1 share of a $1,000 stock that goes up 10% earns $100. Buying 10 shares of a $100 stock with the same 10% gain also earns $100. Thanks @Tiger_comments @icycrystal @TigerGPT @1PC

Buy the Dip or wait for Tariff Clarity? Under the strain of tariffs uncertainty and erratic public policies, the markets have turned volatile with big corrections. Whether Trump fires Powell makes no difference. It is clear now companies with global supply chains, manufacturing abroad, and major exposure to revenue earning in the U.S. are most vulnerable. The automakers incur most tariffs. The financial sector and healthcare services are relatively insulated from Trump’s Tariffs. It will s best to be patient and wait for opportunities to buy into the ‘safe sectors’ during market dips. Invest carefully based on one’s risk tolerance and investment goals. Do not be ‘rashful and aggressive buying’. Do due diligence before each trade. Thanks @

🐣🐣🥚🥚🐰🐰Happy Easter to all my Tiger friends. Go Easter Egg Hunt among the Tulips 🌷🌷🌷 in the Flower Dome. Thanks @Tiger_comments @icycrystal

🐣🐣🥚🥚Happy Easter to all my Tiger friends. I will be catching up with family and friends this Easter. May go Genting with some of them. Wish me luck. These are crazy fellows! ♥️♠️♣️♦️😅 Thanks @Tiger_comments @1PC

he Singapore dollar (SGD) has shown remarkable resilience amid the ongoing global economic uncertainty. Strong SGD vs USD brings benefits like cheaper overseas traveling and shopping, and remittances. But strong SGD might hurt it’s manufacturing industry, export and tourism. Amid the world economic crisis, nobody dare to enjoy and ‘shop till drop’. In fact, many are cautious and try to cut down their unnecessary expenses. As unrest rates decline, many are looking for other avenues for higher interest rates. Thanks @Tiger_SG @icycrystal

Gold is still very solid as a safe haven. As long as the US-China tariff tensions remains unsettled, market fear stays at its highest. Any moment China might sell US Treasury assets, pushing yields sharply higher. However, if gold reaches unrealistically high, another steep sell-off could still trigger gold liquidation. Do trade carefully. Do due diligence before each trade. Thanks @Tiger_comments @icycrystal

The current market fear index remains at its lowest. The effect of the tariffs war is still rippling through out the markets. Markets will continue to be jittery until the final tariff outcomes. Compare to 2018, 2025 is more complicated and recession risks are still hanging over the market. Anything can happen… Thanks @Tiger_comments @icycrystal

Chagee IPO frenzy is building up. Markets are looking up so it is quite sure Chagee will pop and pop on its first day of debut. This undervalued stock has already gathered serious attention from both retail and institutional investors. Many people like its tea culture and artistic packaging. Thanks @Tiger_SG @icycrystal