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Options Puppy | Earnings Season Special | 20 October 2026 🐶 1. Why I Pay Attention to Earnings Season When I look at an earnings calendar, I do not just see three companies preparing to announce their financial results. I see three potential catalysts that could change investors’ expectations, move individual share prices and influence market sentiment. In the earnings calendar you shared, the three companies are: 1. Netflix (NFLX) Entertainment and streaming Investors will focus on subscriber growth, advertising revenue, pricing power and operating margins. 2. SpaceX (SPCX on your calendar) Space launches and satellite communications The key questions concern launch demand, Starlink revenue, capital expenditure and profitability. The SPCX symbol shown in your screenshot should be verified

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. 🐶🚀 OPTIONS PUPPY: SEE THE PRODUCTS, NOT JUST THE EARNINGS! 🤖📈 Tesla’s Flying Roadster, SpaceX’s War-Time Technology and Meta’s AI Revolution 🐶💡 1. My Investing Philosophy: Look at What Companies Are Building When investors prepare for earnings season, many people focus on just three numbers: revenue, earnings per share (EPS) and whether a company beats analysts’ expectations. But I believe there is another way to look at technology companies. I want to see the products first, understand what problems they solve, and then ask whether those products can eventually generate sustainable profits. A company can beat earnings expectations and still see its share price fall if investors were expecting even better results. Conversely, a company can invest heavily in a new technology today and pot

🐶📈 OPTIONS PUPPY DAILY MARKET UPDATE — 19 OCTOBER 2026 🇸🇬 OCBC Under Pressure, Apple Holds the Fort, AI Memory Stocks Face a Reality Check, and War Headlines Keep Markets on Edge 🐶 1. 🌅 My Monday Market Opening: Panic Selling or a New Market Rotation? Good morning, everyone! Welcome to my Options Puppy Daily Market Update for Monday, 19 October 2026! 🇸🇬📈 My focus today is on four important developments: OCBC’s sharp intraday weakness, Apple’s resilience following strong iPhone demand, the sell-off in AI memory and optical hardware stocks, and the continuing influence of geopolitical tensions on oil prices, inflation expectations and global stock indexes. My view is that I should not automatically interpret every market decline as the beginning of a crash. Sometimes a sell-off reflects a ge

BEGINNER’S GUIDE · GEOPOLITICS & MARKETS 🌍🐱 How War News Becomes a Catalyst for Stock Markets, Indexes and ETFs Understanding oil prices, inflation, interest rates, the S&P 500, Nasdaq, Hang Seng and the ETFs that investors watch. War headlines can move financial markets even when the fighting is happening thousands of kilometres away. The reason is simple: markets do not only trade what is happening today. They trade expectations about what might happen tomorrow. When investors hear about a conflict involving Iran, the Middle East, Russia or Ukraine, they start asking several questions. Will oil supplies be disrupted? Will petrol become more expensive? Could inflation rise again? Will central banks keep interest rates higher for longer? Could companies earn less money because thei

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📉🐶 Every Plunge Is an Opportunity? My Take on SOXL, TSMC and QQQ 🐶 1️⃣ Every Plunge Is an Opportunity — But Only If Earnings Can Hold Up When I see semiconductor stocks plunge, I don’t automatically assume the AI story is over. Sometimes, the market is simply repricing growth stocks because inflation is hotter than expected, interest rates may stay higher for longer, or investors are becoming nervous about how much money companies are spending on AI. But I always ask myself one important question: Are company earnings deteriorating, or is the market simply becoming more fearful? If earnings expectations remain strong, a sharp price decline can create an opportunity to buy quality companies at a more attractive valuation. However, if earnings forecasts are being cut, a stock can continue fa

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