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$Zoetis(ZTS)$   Trade Summary – ZTS Buy Price: $85.50 Sell Price: $86.50 Profit Calculation Gain per share: $1.00 Percentage gain: 1.17%

$ARM Holdings(ARM)$   Trade Summary – ARM Buy Price: $211.00 Sell Price: $213.00 Trade Date: 8 May 2026 Profit Calculation Profit per share: $213.00 − $211.00 = $2.00 Percentage Gain: ($2.00 ÷ $211.00) × 100 = 0.95% Result ✅ Realized Profit: $2.00 per share ✅ Return: +0.95%

$ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Crude Oil(UCO)$   Trade Summary – UCO Bought at: $43.20 on 6 May 2025 Sold at: $43.68 on 7 May 2025 Profit Calculation Price gain = $43.68 − $43.20 = $0.48 Percentage gain = $0.48 ÷ $43.20 × 100 ≈ 1.11% Holding period: 1 day Result: +1.11% gain ✅ Trade Note: A short-duration trade capturing a quick move in a leveraged oil ETF (2×)—efficient execution given the instrument’s volatility profile.

$ProShares Ultra Silver(AGQ)$   Trade Summary – AGY Buy Price: $109.00 Sell Price: $110.68 Holding Period: 1 day Profit Calculation: Absolute Gain per share: $110.68 − $109.00 = $1.68 Percentage Return: ($1.68 ÷ $109.00) × 100 = ~1.54% Conclusion: You captured a 1.54% short-term gain in a single day. That’s a solid intraday/swing return, assuming transaction costs are minimal.

$MicroSectors Gold Miners 3x Leveraged ETN(GDXU)$   Trade Details – GDXU Buy Price: $154.00 Sell Price: $159.11 Price Gain per Share: = 159.11 − 154.00 = $5.11 Return Calculation Percentage Gain: = (5.11 / 154.00) × 100 ≈ 3.32% Summary Profit per share: $5.11 Return: ~3.32% Holding period: 1 day → short-term swing trade

1Trade Summary – METU 1st Trade (30 Apr) Bought at: • $25.63 • $24.88 Average entry price: ($25.63 + $24.88) ÷ 2 = $25.26 Sold at: $25.60 Profit: Price gain = $25.60 − $25.26 = $0.34 Percentage gain = $0.34 ÷ $25.26 × 100 ≈ 1.35% Holding period: Intraday Result: +1.35% ✅ 2nd Trade (1 May) Bought at: $26.30 Sold at: $27.53 Profit: Price gain = $27.53 − $26.30 = $1.23 Percentage gain = $1.23 ÷ $26.30 × 100 ≈ 4.68% Holding period: Intraday Result: +4.68% ✅ Overall Performance (Simple Combined View) Average return ≈ (1.35% + 4.68%) ÷ 2 = 3.02% Trade Insight: You executed a re-entry strategy effectively — first capturing a small bounce, then capitalizing on continued momentum the next day with a stronger move. This shows good adaptability to short-term price action.

$Direxion Daily META Bull 2X ETF(METU)$   Trade Summary – METU Bought at: • $25.63 on 30 Apr • $24.88 on 30 Apr Average entry price: ($25.63 + $24.88) ÷ 2 = $25.26 Sold at: $25.60 on 30 Apr Profit Calculation Price gain = $25.60 − $25.26 = $0.34 Percentage gain = $0.34 ÷ $25.26 × 100 ≈ 1.35% Holding period: Same day (intraday) Result: +1.35% gain ✅ Trade Note: A same-day scale-in and exit capturing a quick intraday bounce. Cost averaging helped offset the higher initial entry and secure a controlled profit.

$Direxion Daily MSFT Bull 2X Shares(MSFU)$   Trade Summary – MSFU Bought at: • $30.48 on 29 Apr • $30.00 on 29 Apr • $29.44 on 30 Apr Average entry price: ($30.48 + $30.00 + $29.44) ÷ 3 = $29.97 Sold at: $31.00 on 30 Apr Profit Calculation Price gain = $31.00 − $29.97 = $1.03 Percentage gain = $1.03 ÷ $29.97 × 100 ≈ 3.44% Holding period: 1–2 days Result: +3.44% gain ✅ Trade Note: A multi-entry scale-in strategy capturing a short-term rebound. Averaging down improved cost basis, enabling a strong exit once price reverted upward. If position sizes were not equal, I can recompute using weighted sizing for a more precise return.

$Figma(FIG)$   Trade Summary – FIGMA Bought at: • $17.25 on 23 Apr • $17.00 on 24 Apr Average entry price: ($17.25 + $17.00) ÷ 2 = $17.13 Sold at: $17.44 on 24 Apr Profit Calculation Price gain = $17.44 − $17.13 = $0.31 Percentage gain = $0.31 ÷ $17.13 × 100 ≈ 1.81% Holding period: 0–1 day Result: +1.81% gain ✅ Trade Note: Quick scale-in during short-term weakness followed by fast exit into strength — efficient intraday/swing hybrid execution.

$CT (LUX) I GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY "A" (SGD) ACC(LU1642822529.SGD)$   📈 Strategy Breakdown: Navigating the Tech Surge How I Managed My Position in CT (Lux) I Global Tech Investing in a high-growth sector like Global Technology requires more than just picking a good fund; it requires a stomach for volatility and a repeatable system. Looking at my recent activity in the CT (Lux) I Global Technology "A" (SGD), my approach has been centered on three core pillars: 1. Aggressive Accumulation in the "Value Zone" If you look at my trade history, you’ll see a cluster of "B" (Buy) markers during the late February to early April period. The Method: Instead of trying to time the absolute bottom, I used a pyramid buying strategy. As the NAV (Net