To The Moon

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$   Trade Summary – NVIDIA Bought at: $172.00 on 17 December Sold at: $175.00 on 18 December Profit: Price gain = $175.00 − $172.00 = $3.00 Percentage gain = $3.00 ÷ $172.00 × 100 ≈ 1.74% Holding period: 1 day Result: +1.74% gain ✅

$Oracle(ORCL)$   Trade Summary – Oracle Bought at: $179.50 on 17 December Sold at: $184.00 on 18 December Profit: Price gain = $184.00 − $179.50 = $4.50 Percentage gain = $4.50 ÷ $179.50 × 100 ≈ 2.51% Holding period: 1 day Result: +2.51% gain ✅

My primary investment goal is to achieve retirement freedom by building a stable and sustainable portfolio that generates reliable monthly fixed income, allowing me to live independently without reliance on salaried employment or working under an employer. When I reach a net worth of USD 1,000,000, I plan to purchase a private condominium and generate rental income as a source of stable fixed income, while continuing to grow my capital through disciplined investments. @bleddtoking @Optionspuppy

Huat Ah

I have developed the ability to analyze market-moving news in conjunction with the economic calendar. I closely monitor key macroeconomic events, particularly Federal Reserve announcements, as they often drive significant market volatility. In addition, I track corporate earnings release dates and align my analysis with financial quarter reporting cycles to better anticipate market trends and price movements. In 2026, I aim to capitalize on these opportunities in a more systematic and disciplined manner. This will involve executing clearly defined entry and exit strategies, strictly adhering to risk management principles, and reducing emotionally driven decisions. My objective is to minimize trading losses, enhance consistency, and achieve more sustainable long-term gains.

I have developed the ability to analyze market-moving news in conjunction with the economic calendar. I closely monitor key macroeconomic events, particularly Federal Reserve announcements, as they often drive significant market volatility. In addition, I track corporate earnings release dates and align my analysis with financial quarter reporting cycles to better anticipate market trends and price movements. In 2026, I aim to capitalize on these opportunities in a more systematic and disciplined manner. This will involve executing clearly defined entry and exit strategies, str

Verse 1 Got an appointment in the morning, yeah the clock keeps tickin’ slow, But the city lights are calling and I’m ready for the show. I’ve been grinding through the weekdays, keeping everything in line, Now the night is wide open, and the moment feels divine. Pre-Chorus I know tomorrow I’ll be quiet, I’ll be calm, I’ll be okay, But I’m alive right now, and I’m not wasting one more day. Chorus Sleep is for tomorrow, but tonight I’m going crazy, Running through the neon like the world can never faze me. Heartbeat like a drum, let the rhythm overtake me, Yeah, I’ll rest when the sun comes—tonight nothing can chase me.

Apt. Sleep tomorrow, but tonight go crazy

I believe smart investing is about discipline, patience, and consistency. By using Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA), I reduce risk and remove emotional decision-making, spreading my entries over time instead of chasing prices. I avoid market orders and rely on limit orders at strong support levels — staying calm, strategic, and in control of every entry. This keeps me away from overpaying and positions me more safely for long-term growth. My goal is bold: 20–30% portfolio growth every year — achieved not through luck, but through a repeatable strategy built on discipline and risk managemen

$SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$   Spotted SanDisk dropping more than 5%. Waited for an additional 3% pullback before entering. Bought at: $188.50 Sold at: $192.00 Profit: Price gain = $192.00 − $188.50 = $3.50 Gross return = $3.50 ÷ $188.50 × 100 ≈ 1.86% Net Profit (after fees/slippage): +1.47% ✅