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$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Nvidia Insider Trading Alert 🚨 Mark Stevens, the 2nd largest Nvidia shareholder and board member since 2008, just dumped 222,500 $NVDA shares for a total value of $40 million 👀

When Michael Burry’s bearish bets became public in early November 2025, the "Burry effect" triggered a volatile re-evaluation of the AI trade. While $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ and $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ were his primary targets, the shockwaves moved through the entire Magnificent 7, as investors began questioning if the massive capital expenditures (CapEx), estimated to top $250 billion across the group by year-end, would ever yield a proportional return. As of 19 Dec 2025 EOD As we stand 5 trading days away from 2026, below is how each Magnificent 7 stock, has fared with the group averaging a +32% YTD return, though individual results vary wildly from NVDA’s triple-digit surge to GOOGL’s modest single-di

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Holding the line 〰️ with the $8 squeeze back nearly $486! On pattern per @Barcode Thanks for all your outstanding analysis! Happy holidays to all and yours! 🎄🇳🇿 Let's go Elon Musk and Tesla for an end of year 🎅 rally! 💜

$Dynavax(DVAX)$ $Sanofi SA(SNY)$ $GlaxoSmithKline PLC(GSK)$ 🧠 Strategic M&A Meets a High-Conviction Technical Resolution I’m watching $DVAX resolve a multi-year compression exactly the way credible M&A breaks tend to resolve when the market believes the outcome is real. Sanofi has agreed to acquire Dynavax Technologies in an all-cash transaction valuing the company at roughly $2.2B, paying $15.50 per share. That’s a 39% premium to the 23Dec25 close and about a 46% premium to the three-month VWAP. The deal is board-approved, funded entirely with cash, and expected to close in Q1 2026 subject to regulatory approvals. 🧬 Fundamental

For week ending 19 Dec 2025, US market had been interesting. It had a mixed performance but laced with bullish momentum. On Wed, 17 Dec 2025, both S&P 500 and Nasdaq were still below their 50-day lines as ORCL continued to weigh on AI stocks. Before the week was over, they managed to reclaim their 50-day & 21-day lines as MU earnings and tame CPI inflation, buoyed markets. This resulted in leading stocks faring well, with many flashing buy signals, notably sectors in the tech, medical, aerospace and travel. One of the tech stocks termed a “Buy” by Wall Street analysts is $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$, which has an interesting run in 2025, looking back. PLTR Retrospect. Historically, PLTR has had a phenomenal run in the last 1½ year. I

When Michael Burry’s bearish bets became public in early November 2025, the "Burry effect" triggered a volatile re-evaluation of the AI trade. While $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ and $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ were his primary targets, the shockwaves moved through the entire Magnificent 7, as investors began questioning if the massive capital expenditures (CapEx), estimated to top $250 billion across the group by year-end, would ever yield a proportional return. As of 19 Dec 2025 EOD As we stand 5 trading days away from 2026, below is how each Magnificent 7 stock, has fared with the group averaging a +32% YTD return, though individual results vary wildly from NVDA’s triple-digit surge to GOOGL’s modest single-di

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. $Apple(AAPL)$ $Micron Technology(MU)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$

$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ $Oracle(ORCL)$ $Western Digital(WDC)$ I want to focus on a volatility screen that highlights structural mispricing rather than headline noise. This is not a list of volatile stocks. It is a list of stocks where options have been historically underpriced relative to the actual realised moves in the underlying. The attached table ranks stocks by Volatility Scorecard, with most names clustered between 96 and 100. That immediately tells me implied volatility has repeatedly failed to reflect realised volatility, not occasionally, but ac

For week ending 19 Dec 2025, US market had been interesting. It had a mixed performance but laced with bullish momentum. On Wed, 17 Dec 2025, both S&P 500 and Nasdaq were still below their 50-day lines as ORCL continued to weigh on AI stocks. Before the week was over, they managed to reclaim their 50-day & 21-day lines as MU earnings and tame CPI inflation, buoyed markets. This resulted in leading stocks faring well, with many flashing buy signals, notably sectors in the tech, medical, aerospace and travel. One of the tech stocks termed a “Buy” by Wall Street analysts is $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$, which has an interesting run in 2025, looking back. PLTR Retrospect. Historically, PLTR has had a phenomenal run in the last 1½ year. I

🧘✨ Chill & Relax Christmas Vibes ✨🎄 🎤 Karaoke Christmas Sing with my hearts out, laugh at off-key moments, and make festive memories together. 🏖️ Beach Day @ Downtown East Sun, sea, and good vibes — make roti prata, bring snacks and music, enjoy steamboat & BBQ, play water games (“get wet, don’t get stressed 😆💦”), then chill with mahjong and card games till night. Low stress, high fun. Christmas, but make it shiok. 🎶🔥