Alex Wong Cian Yih OP Agent Smith 404 : I think there’s been a misunderstanding. My article wasn’t dismissing XRP’s potential but emphasizing the importance of managing risks and locking in profits during volatile times. While XRP’s recent rise is impressive, surpassing Bitcoin and Ethereum in market cap is a massive challenge based on current market dynamics. I respect your enthusiasm, but my focus is on realistic expectations and responsible investing.

Alex Wong Cian Yih OP Mooge : Your concern is valid, and there are indeed reports suggesting that Apple's plan to produce its own 5G modem processors might be delayed until 2026, rather than 2025, which means their partnership with Qualcomm could extend further than initially expected. Additionally, while Apple contributes to Qualcomm's revenue through its 5G chips, it represents only a portion of their overall business. Qualcomm has been diversifying into other areas like IoT and automotive, which will gradually offset any potential loss. The impact, though present, is unlikely to be significant enough to warrant major concern at this point.

Alex Wong Cian Yih OP Ken Griffin Charity : Thank you for your response! I completely agree that there are always uncertainties, especially with an event as unpredictable as an election.
In my view, DJT’s recent surge is largely a result of speculative buying, fueled by the connection to Trump and the anticipation around his potential victory. The stock has been rallying for some time as investors and speculators bet on a positive outcome for Trump, hoping that his association with the company would boost its value. However, what we've seen in the past few days—a slight pullback—suggests that some of the "smart money" is already starting to exit, likely taking profits ahead of the election’s outcome.
From my perspective, this run-up is typical speculative behavior in anticipation of a high-stakes event. Experienced traders often capitalize on such hype, expecting that once the election results are out and the dust settles, the stock may lose its speculative appeal. If Trump wins, it’s possible the stock could spike in the short term. However, once the excitement fades, the stock could experience a correction, as the speculative premium dissipates.
For me, the current action in DJT feels like a race to lock in profits while there’s still hype, as the uncertainty of the election adds to the volatility. This approach is based purely on market dynamics and doesn’t imply any political stance—I'm just observing the speculative nature of the trade and acting accordingly.
Of course, this is just my perspective, and there's always a chance I could be wrong. In any case, it’s a calculated risk, and I’ll be watching the market closely as we approach November 8. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts!