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This will be a series of a few posts on how I am deriving the final spin off price of $YZJ Fin Hldg(YF8.SI)$  . I am not a certified financal advisor and this is not financial advice. As the Singapore market continue to rally, I noticed some interesting trends. You can also easily verify my claim. Stocks that are on the rise typically have a strong MA5 and MA10 which must be true if the stock if the stock is up trend since MA is computed as the simple average of the window period price. Now that is not an interesting information but what if i told you now that these 2 indicators hold very interesing information about exit and entry. Stocks that typically rise above the MA5 espeically with strong momentum tends to lean back close to the

DiDi Stock: Revenue Up 11%, Profit Up 97%... But a Net Loss? https://youtu.be/jPoBrCxHjNU

$Intuit(INTU)$ is scheduled to report its Q4 and full-year fiscal 2025 earnings on August 21, 2025. The company has a strong track record of beating analyst expectations, having done so for five consecutive quarters. By looking at how INTU have performed over the five consecutive quarters, this stock looks strong but it is a good time to enter before its earnings which is happening on the 21 August 2025 after the market close. I think we need to take a look at how the segment INTU is in doing, furthermore, we are seeing rotation, which could mean there might be some volatilty hitting INTU from complementing stocks. So in this article, while I examine how Intuit fiscal Q4 2025 earnings would be like, I would share my thoughts on some short-term tra

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ This is one of the oldest dilemmas in investing—“too strong to buy, too scary to dip.” When a stock has great fundamentals and keeps making new highs, every pullback looks like a trap, and every new high looks like you’re paying too much. So, how do you find the sweet spot and avoid paralysis? 1. Wait for a Technical Pause, Not a Collapse Don’t obsess over catching the “big dip.” Instead, look for a sideways consolidation or a “bull flag” pattern—periods where the stock pauses, digests gains, and lets moving averages catch up. These “breathers” often offer lower-risk entries compared to chasing after huge run-ups or blindly buying a sharp sell-off. 2. Buy Near Key Moving Averages Many strong stocks respect the 21-day, 50-day,

Over the past few weeks, the market has oscillated between "soft landing" and "policy inflection point".Has the tech sector, one of the biggest winners so far this year, reached the end of its valuation expansion?Especially after the outrageous non-farm payrolls data on August 1 (July current period, and May-June revisions) brought a hint of "recession" expectations to the market, have tech stocks peaked?Interest rates and growth expectations double suppression, TMT volatility riseGoldman Sachs pointed out that the current technology sector is still significantly constrained by interest rate volatility.In particular, in the context of the Federal Reserve officials on the path of interest rate cuts during the year there is disagreement, 10-year U.S. bond yields rise slightly enough to trigg

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The U.S. stock market is on fire, with the S&P 500 at 6,297.36 and Nasdaq at 20,884.27, driven by tech giants and AI optimism. But for investors eyeing stocks with stellar fundamentals and earnings beats, finding a safe entry point can feel like chasing a rocket. You hesitate to buy at all-time highs, fearing a pullback, yet when the stock dips, the risk of catching a falling knife looms. How do you time your entry to ride the uptrend without getting burned? This comprehensive guide explores proven strategies to identify safe entry points in strong stocks, blending technical analysis, fundamental checks, and risk management to help you invest with confidence. Understanding the Uptrend Challenge An uptrend, defined by higher highs and higher lows, signals a stock’s strength but often le

There is no right or wrong answer. When there is a very strong bullish signal many investor will rush in to buy. Even though is all time high still will buy. FOMO is the key. Do depend on stock and that moment. But for me i usually look at the whole company profile, the PB, RSI and MA. @Tiger_SG

Only buy after correction and or breaks back through the 200 day moving average

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ i dont know 🥶 Even the best technicals can fail. All the waves and fibs and ichimoku clouds and cycles can go out of the window the moment you add panic to the mix. Pointless technicals sometimes. Some stocks expected to hit cycle highs but never did. Such a waste of time to chart and predict. @jiade_fish  @SPACE ROCKET  @Star in the Sky  @CharlesBaker  @Terra Incognita  @艺扬跆拳道_赵怡

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ I'd rely on technical indicators, historical data and market sentiments. Of course, we are in the era of watching out for the next FOMC dates and watching the war between Jerome and Trump 😐😑

$Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ $Eos Energy Enterprises Inc.(EOSE)$ 💡📊🔥 How I Enter “Too Strong” Stocks: Pattern Memory, Gamma Triggers, and Space Force Tailwinds in $RKLB and $EOSE 🔥📊💡 I’m extremely confident this isn’t just a high-conviction chart setup. It’s a convergence of historical breakout geometry, institutional options flow, earnings volatility, and national defense tailwinds. I’m not guessing; I’m executing a thesis with multi-layered probability and real-world catalysts. 📊 $RKLB: From chart symmetry to Pentagon strategy Rocket Lab ($RKLB) reports Q2 earnings on 08Aug25 after market close. Forecasts show: • EPS: –$0.11 vs –$0.08 YoY • Revenue: $135.4M • EBIT: –$51.25M • Gross margin trend: 25.56%

rely on EMA

I do a combination of a drop in price of at least 10% and RSI to approach 30 to gain confidence that the drop in price is due to over selling and it has become a possibly good price for me enter or add my position. I will be even more convinced if the price has pulled back to the 10 day or even 30-day moving average. @SPOT_ON @Success88 @Fenger1188 @LuckyPiggie @HelenJanet @Kaixiang @SR050321

wait for a pullback to EMA20 @JC888

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Deploy capital tranches by tranches, no retail investor can be absolutely correct to enter position all the time.

to be safe, but only when it clears 3SMA and the previous high

Replying to @Universe宇宙:then it'll be a dead stock//@Universe宇宙:Only consider buying after at least a 88% correction! Ha ha ha! [Happy]

Ever stared [Drowsy]at a stock that’s flying high, crushed earnings [OMG], and has pristine fundamentals—But you just can’t find a clean entry? [Facepalm] Welcome to the trader’s paradox: Fear of Chasing vs Fear of Catching a Falling Knife 🔪. So what signals help? [Helpless] - Volume Confirmation: If price breaks out with Rising Volume, it’s not just hype—it’s Conviction![Smart] - RSI Reset: A strong stock pulling back to RSI 40–50 often signals a healthy cooldown, not a breakdown.[Grin] - Support Retest: Wait for it to revisit a key moving average (like the 21-day or 50-day) and hold.[Duh] - MACD Crossover: A Bullish MACD cross after a dip can confirm momentum’s back.[Silence] - Sector Rotation: If peers are still strong, the dip may be isolated and buyable.[Duh] The goal isn’t to c

This will be a series of a few posts on how I am deriving the final spin off price of $YZJ Fin Hldg(YF8.SI)$  . I am not a certified financal advisor and this is not financial advice. As the Singapore market continue to rally, I noticed some interesting trends. You can also easily verify my claim. Stocks that are on the rise typically have a strong MA5 and MA10 which must be true if the stock if the stock is up trend since MA is computed as the simple average of the window period price. Now that is not an interesting information but what if i told you now that these 2 indicators hold very interesing information about exit and entry. Stocks that typically rise above the MA5 espeically with strong momentum tends to lean back close to the

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DiDi Stock: Revenue Up 11%, Profit Up 97%... But a Net Loss? https://youtu.be/jPoBrCxHjNU