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$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   Very interesting book

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ standing on the bullish side although this month seems choppy.  With all the strong fundamental companies dropping throughout this entire month, expect to see the rebound by the end of year or early next year. 

Bullish 1. Rate cuts by the Fed could keep liquidity high and borrowing costs low. 2. AI-driven profits and continued corporate earnings surprises may sustain momentum.

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ let's keep climbing guys lets go let's move fr 

Xmas rally soon

We have less than two months before we say goodbye to 2025, as investors have saw how market volatility have caused fears as well as greed, so how many more chances or opportunities lies ahead for investors? As we are entering the final stretch of 2025, a year marked by alternating waves of AI-driven euphoria and macro-driven fear, especially as inflation, rate expectations, and earnings growth have oscillated. In this article I would like to share a structured, forward-looking analysis on how investors can think about the final leg of 2025 and prepare intelligently for 2026 — balancing risk, opportunity, and timing. Where We Stand: Late-2025 Market Context Macro snapshot (as of November 2025): Interest rates: The Fed’s rate cuts earlier this year began to work through the system, but the

November kicked off with a wave of volatility, and it really took a bite out of my portfolio. Tech stocks, especially those that had been leading all year, suddenly faced heavy profit-taking. The Fed's mixed signals about the pace of rate cuts and renewed worries about U.S. fiscal deficits added even more uncertainty. It's been a reminder that even in a bull market, corrections can happen fast — and they test our patience as investors. That said, I'm not too discouraged. Volatility in November isn't unusual; in fact, it often serves as a healthy reset before a year-end rebound. Historically, when markets experience sharp swings in early Q4, December tends to deliver a relief rally once investors reposition and window-dressing begins. With liquidity conditions improving and inflation trendi

Replying to @DaraC:Exactly 👍👍//@DaraC:The market is likely to move up slightly before the end of the year, because of the extra spending for Xmas presents and food. I think retail sector will benefit from it

Looks like we still have room to book profit in the remaining 7 weeks, hope no more surprises on tariff

S&P likely will experience further pullback and perhaps dip even further until the end of the year. Best performing one will be the inverse ETF $ProShares UltraPro Short QQQ(SQQQ)$

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ As we charge toward the finish line of 2025, the big question buzzing among investors is crystal clear—can this market keep its momentum, or is a reality check looming? With the S&P 500 already up a solid 13.84% year-to-date, closing at 670.97 on SPY as a proxy, the ride has been thrilling but far from smooth. Fed rate cuts have fueled the fire, corporate earnings are smashing forecasts, and AI hype shows no signs of fading. Yet, sky-high valuations and whispers of year-end turbulence could flip the script fast. Let's dive deep into the bull and bear battles shaking things up right now. 💥 Bullish Firepower: Why the Climb Could Continue 🚀 Optimists are stacking chip

Slight correction and then bullish all the way for EV market!

US market seems to be overvalued, so tread with caution. Might move some funds to more defensive stocks

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Framing the final weeks of 2025 At this stage of the calendar, the debate is not about who is “right” — it is about risk-adjusted asymmetry. Bull side — still supportive Fed’s path is now well-telegraphed; cuts anchor cost of capital lower into 1H25. Q3/Q4 earnings have, on balance, leaned to upside revisions. Cloud + AI infra spending shows resilience (capex guidance still rising). This means the floor is stronger than pessimists admit. Bear side — tactical fragility Valuations are extended; forward multiples are not cheap. Positioning is no longer light — many already chased beta in Q3. Year-end VaR adjustments and tax-loss harvesting can inject disorderly flows. My characterisation: The upside is still possible — but it i

US markets seems overvalued. Look at the long term trend, then look at the sector, within the sector select the stocks. This mantra sounds easy but difficult to execute. Have a profit target and run after hitting it. Just don’t lose money! Happy trading!

2025’s countdown begins ⏳—is there still room to run, or time to hedge? I believe there’s upside 📈, with Fed cuts, strong earnings, and AI momentum fueling gains. But locking in profits along the way is smart[Miser] 💼. Valuations are high, and year-end volatility could bite ⚠️. Stay nimble[Great], rotate wisely, and don’t forget to trim when it’s hot 🔥. @JC888 @Barcode @Shyon @koolgal @Shernice軒嬣 2000 @Aqa @DiAngel<

2025’s countdown begins ⏳—is there still room to run, or time to hedge? I believe there’s upside 📈, with Fed cuts, strong earnings, and AI momentum fueling gains. But locking in profits along the way is smart[Miser] 💼. Valuations are high, and year-end volatility could bite ⚠️. Stay nimble[Grin], rotate wisely, and don’t forget to trim when it’s hot 🔥. @JC888 @Barcode @Shyon @koolgal @Shernice軒嬣 2000 @Aqa @DiAngel</

I am still quite optimistic that the S&P will end up end of the year maybe around 5%

We have less than two months before we say goodbye to 2025, as investors have saw how market volatility have caused fears as well as greed, so how many more chances or opportunities lies ahead for investors? As we are entering the final stretch of 2025, a year marked by alternating waves of AI-driven euphoria and macro-driven fear, especially as inflation, rate expectations, and earnings growth have oscillated. In this article I would like to share a structured, forward-looking analysis on how investors can think about the final leg of 2025 and prepare intelligently for 2026 — balancing risk, opportunity, and timing. Where We Stand: Late-2025 Market Context Macro snapshot (as of November 2025): Interest rates: The Fed’s rate cuts earlier this year began to work through the system, but the

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ As we charge toward the finish line of 2025, the big question buzzing among investors is crystal clear—can this market keep its momentum, or is a reality check looming? With the S&P 500 already up a solid 13.84% year-to-date, closing at 670.97 on SPY as a proxy, the ride has been thrilling but far from smooth. Fed rate cuts have fueled the fire, corporate earnings are smashing forecasts, and AI hype shows no signs of fading. Yet, sky-high valuations and whispers of year-end turbulence could flip the script fast. Let's dive deep into the bull and bear battles shaking things up right now. 💥 Bullish Firepower: Why the Climb Could Continue 🚀 Optimists are stacking chip

As we hit mid-November 2025, the investment community is buzzing with year-end debates: Is there still gas in the tank for this bull market, or should we brace for a cooldown? The forum prompt captures this tension perfectly, highlighting tailwinds like Fed rate cuts, AI-driven earnings, and strong corporate results, while cautioning about lofty valuations and potential volatility. But before diving into predictions for the S&P 500 or Nasdaq's final moves of the year—and spotlighting a standout sector—let's address the elephant in the room: the supposed "significant market pullback" since November began. Based on my analysis of recent data, this narrative doesn't hold up. Instead, we've seen a robust rally, and understanding its drivers is key to gauging what's next. Before jumping int

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   🌅 The Final Stretch: Can the 2025 Rally Keep Climbing — or Is It Time to Hedge? ⚖️ November is here — and 2025 is just around the corner. Markets have sprinted through one of the most resilient rallies in recent memory. Now, traders and investors alike are asking the ultimate year-end question: > “Do we still have gas left in the tank… or is it time to lock in gains before gravity returns?” --- 🚀 The Bullish Camp: “Momentum Hasn’t Peaked Yet” The optimists are holding firm. They believe the market’s late-year strength still has one more leg to run, powered by three key forces: 1️⃣ The Fed’s Easing Pivot: The market has priced in multiple rate cuts heading into 2025. With inflation cooling and liquidity returning, ca

November’s here — 2025 is counting down! With just weeks left in the year, investors everywhere are discussing: Is there still room to run, or time to lock in profits?Some analysts say there’s still room to climb 📈 — supported by the Fed’s rate cuts, rising AI-driven profits, and corporate earnings beating expectations.But others disagree, saying we should watch out for high valuations, and year-end volatility could spark a short-term pullback.So...how much room is left for markets to move — up or down — before 2025 ends? 📈📉Whichever side you’re on, share you outlook for the final stretch of 2025 and win prizes!Let's discuss 🎤Predict where the S&P 500 or Nasdaq will move before 2025 ends (no need for exact points!)Name the sector or stock you think will perform best in these final two

November kicked off with a wave of volatility, and it really took a bite out of my portfolio. Tech stocks, especially those that had been leading all year, suddenly faced heavy profit-taking. The Fed's mixed signals about the pace of rate cuts and renewed worries about U.S. fiscal deficits added even more uncertainty. It's been a reminder that even in a bull market, corrections can happen fast — and they test our patience as investors. That said, I'm not too discouraged. Volatility in November isn't unusual; in fact, it often serves as a healthy reset before a year-end rebound. Historically, when markets experience sharp swings in early Q4, December tends to deliver a relief rally once investors reposition and window-dressing begins. With liquidity conditions improving and inflation trendi

I am going to add to the same topic I shared last week but not shared by @Tiger_comments. Not sure this will be shared, but it is an important lesson for a relative options newbie like myself! If you have followed my recent posts, you would probably know I have been holding $CRITICAL METALS CORPORATION(CRML)$, at least enough to make a decent return. In fact, it's officially my latest 10-baggers! [Tongue]   What has this got to do with my options lesson? I sold covered calls on it... Like I said, I have shared that... and this is a follow up. CRML has been raising like nobody business when China imposed rare earth minerals export restrictions. To begin the story, let's say I know CRM

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@Terra_Incognita , an experienced trader on Tiger Brokers, did another online session on options trading.He shared his trading experience, introduced four beginner-friendly strategies, analyzed the current market situation, and provided guidance on contract selection, position sizing, and exit plans. The session also emphasized the importance of risk management, consistent trading, and continuous learning.Speaker IntroductionBackground and Experience: Terra, formerly a semiconductor professional, has pivoted to full-time trading since 2023. He has extensive experience in trading various financial instruments, including stocks, commodities, and futures, and has achieved significant success in options trading on Tiger Brokers.Trading Per

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Framing the final weeks of 2025 At this stage of the calendar, the debate is not about who is “right” — it is about risk-adjusted asymmetry. Bull side — still supportive Fed’s path is now well-telegraphed; cuts anchor cost of capital lower into 1H25. Q3/Q4 earnings have, on balance, leaned to upside revisions. Cloud + AI infra spending shows resilience (capex guidance still rising). This means the floor is stronger than pessimists admit. Bear side — tactical fragility Valuations are extended; forward multiples are not cheap. Positioning is no longer light — many already chased beta in Q3. Year-end VaR adjustments and tax-loss harvesting can inject disorderly flows. My characterisation: The upside is still possible — but it i

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$Oklo Inc.(OKLO)$ 🚀💰📈 $OKLO Options Masterclass: Covered Calls, $85 Synthetic Exits & Roll-Up Repair Strategies 🚀💰📈 🔥 Tactical Setup $OKLO’s been a 55-delta rocket, blasting from the mid-$80s to $147+ in weeks. I’m not cashing out; I’m levelling up my options game with covered calls and repair strategies to harvest premium while keeping long-term upside. This is exactly the kind of structured evolution that’s taken my trading to the next level. 💵 Option 1: Deep ITM Covered Call (Synthetic Exit with Premium) I’m considering selling deep in-the-money calls at $85, a level I’d be comfortable rebuying anyway. Selling the $85 call brings in $63 of premium. • If assigned, the stock is effectively sold at $85 + $63 = $148. • If the stock trades down

High-rolling investors have positioned themselves bullish on Grab Holdings (NASDAQ:GRAB), and it's important for retail traders to take note. This activity came to my attention today through tracking of publicly available options data. The identities of these investors are uncertain, but such a significant move in GRAB often signals that someone has privileged information. Today, I spotted 9 options trades for Grab Holdings. This is not a typical pattern. The sentiment among these major traders is split, with 44% bullish and 44% bearish. Among all the options we identified, there was one put, amounting to $75,500, and 8 calls, totaling $541,029. Predicted Price Range Taking into account the Volume and Open Interest on these contracts, it appears that whales have been targeting a price rang

The short answer is yes. The long answer is, “maybe, provided the person knows what he/she is doing “. So, the short answer is in fact a qualified statement. I hope I can tell everyone that I know options trading, but the actual fact is I am still a newbie in this, a less than one year old newbie. I am an oldie when it comes to stocks, but not options. However, perhaps with my newbie’s exploring mind, I might be in a better position to tell it as it is. I will be direct to the point. First, I will share a couple of current open options. Both good and perhaps disastrous, and what I learnt from them. Please hold your judgement until the end and feel free to share your thoughts thereafter. I welcome all feedback, good or bad. This won't be convention sharing. What looks good might be bad and

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ 🔥🐯 Options for Dummies Made Fun! 🧠💰 Hey hey traders & dreamers! 🦁 Ever heard people talk about options trading like it's some Wall Street wizardry or rocket science? 🚀👨‍🚀 Relax — it's NOT! If you've ever bought a house, you're already halfway to being an options pro! 🏠✨ Let's break it down — the FUN way!🎢👇 🎯 OPTIONS 101 — The Easy Way 💡 Call =You think the stock will go UP📈 💡 Put =You think the stock will go DOWN 📉 💡 Buy = You are the buyer (you pay a premium 💵) 💡 Sell = You're the seller (you collect the premium 🤑) 💡 Options = A fancy word for contract 📜 💡 Strike Price = The agreed stock price 🎯 💡 Expiry Date = The “deadline” 🕛 when the contract ends 🧩 Let's Decode a Real Example 👉

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ When I started trading stocks, I never looked at options as I was frightened by the phrase "you can loose big" and "options is not for the weak hearted". Yes I was afraid to lose much as a beginner trader 2 decades ago. As years passed, I gained confidence in stock trading but still avoid options as I had no time to really learn how to trade options, even though my son walked me through Calls and Puts but still unable to grasp how to trade options. I was still frightened of the fact that you can be wiped out of your investment capital and so left out options trading again. Then Tiger AI came along last year i think and suddenly realised I could use it to ask all the questions I needed to fully understand options trading. Yet

A lot of traders used to think options were “too risky” , “too complicated” or "only for experts." 🤔But once you take the time to truly understand how options work, you realize they can actually be practical and accessible tools for retail investors, helping to manage risk and build a more flexible investment strategy.Some people get started with options in just a few weeks, while others take longer — a few months, or even a year. And that’s completely normal. Understanding options takes time and real experience. 🚀In our community, many traders have shared how they went from confusion to confidence, for instance:📈 Started with paper trading or small real positions to gain hands-on experience.📘 Learned from the Options Handbook, which offers practical strategies and insights from seasoned t

🌟🌟🌟I am cautiously optimistic that the S&P500 and Nasdaq will continue to climb towards the year end.  However given the stretched valuations and geopolitical tensions it is good to have a balanced approach rather than going all in. I believe that the S&P500 will close up around 6800 to 7000.  It is currently at 6729. I believe the best performing sector for the final 2 months will be the Technology sector with investment shifting towards companies that can monetise AI applications. I would choose $Alphabet(GOOG)$ as it monetises AI through its Google Cloud and advertising.  It also has a dominant market share in Search engine plus it is vertically integrated with its AI infrastructure.

 This is a truly fantastic question. The reality of options trading is that it's made very complicated. On purpose. If it was simple everyone would be doing it right? As an x university professor I really understand this. most, who had spent years getting their phds, well they use the most complex words, makes things hard to understand. This is the game we play. Simple is a diploma, complicate things, it's a degree or a masters. So with that preamble out of the way, let me explain options trading in a straight forward way. #1: buy a call Ok so, you believe this stock is going to the moon in the near future like $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ I brought it at an average price of $4.60, but I also brought calls in it with an excise price of $5 wit

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  $TQQQ 20251107 100.0 PUT$  When I first heard about options trading, I remember thinking it was something reserved for Wall Street professionals — the kind who stared at six screens and spoke in numbers faster than words. Every forum post or YouTube video seemed to make it sound “too risky,” “too complicated,” or “only for experts.” So for a while, I stayed away. But curiosity got the better of me. I started reading about how options could actually reduce risk instead of increasing it — by hedging, generating income, or locking in prices. It wasn’t overnight; it took me a good two months of studying, watching tutorials, and paper-trading before things