• Buy n Die Together❤ :

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• Cui Nyonya Kueh :

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• Cui Nyonya Kueh : Edited:
  Teacher Lim, may I ask why your first and second support for HSI drift so apart?
  I listened to both of your talk.
  1. last week traders edge - HSI did not meet your expectations (and that was before the released of the 5% GDP)
  2. ytd sias with sunny - the mentioned of to listen to the Chinese govt.
  have your view towards HSI changed?
  Thank you!

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• NewToOptions : Hi bull Very new to trading, opened this account mid last year but never did anything with it until this year.
  I'm very committed to learning options, I have a lot of free time in my afternoons and i stumbled upon options trading when looking for a side hustle. I've delved fairly deep into learning the risks, theory and different sorts of option trades you can apply depending on where the market is/single stocks vs ETFs etc, so I understand the basics of how it works. Although I am in Australia it makes the timing a bit more difficult for market open but I get up early and have a few hours each morning of market open left to do trades, if I need to be there at midnight for the start of the market I'm willing to do that also.
  I have roughly $1000 USD in cash to start, if I need to add a bit more I can I buy thought I might be able to start something with this maybe. The few groups I've looked at for advice have all told me don't trade options just put it into a ETF, would you also recommend this? I feel an opinion from someone like yourself who clearly knows what they are doing has more weight behind what they say then people I'm not sure about. As I said before I'm not just jumping in head first, I've watched hours and hours of videos on strategies and how to lower risk and what can happen if you get in over your head, I'm taking it step by step.
  I'm very very new so they may be right I'm not sure, I just feel a bit deflated and confused after seeing people saying I'm out of my mind, but I feel like i have the patience to do this, but then being told that without at least a few thousand dollars there's no way which I can also understand if that's true.
  Sorry for the long message, I'm just trying to get some real feedback about my choices as I feel very passionate about wanting to do this for myself.
  On the off chance that there may be something in the options world I can start in id love to hear your opinion, anything you recommend I'll take on board good or bad.
  Sorry for the longggg message, just wanting to know where I should be going at this point.

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• ひな☆彡 SOXL(Bull) OP NewToOptions : Given that you have studied options and know their basics and risks, I see no reason not to trade them. If you want to mitigate the risk, focus on selling options rather than buying options, which I think you already know. Ignore people who told you not to do options. They either do not want you to know how good it is or their ability to analyse the direction of the underlying stock is lacking. even if you know the basics of the options, and different strategies, if you cannot correctly evaluate the stock valuations, it will not work…
  First 30min-1h of market opening will kindof determine the intra-day move (unless reporting) maybe you can stay up late.

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• jinyongoh : I'd like to learn your Option trading skill with high respect on your insight and instict.
  I am following you and will pay attention to your guidance.
  thank you so much!

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• ひな☆彡 SOXL(Bull) OP jinyongoh : tbh i am not very good at trading options but i am starting to learn how to mitigate the risk. I suck at buying call options so you will see me selling options alot more than buying options from now

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• jinyongoh : Thanks a lot for your quick reply. Anyhow, I am ready to learn your skills..

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• 104712493 : Here's an overview of the earnings prospects for Netflix (NFLX), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), and American Airlines Group Inc. (AAL):
  Netflix (NFLX):
  Netflix is scheduled to report its fourth-quarter earnings on January 21, 2025. The company's stock has appreciated nearly 80% over the past year, underscoring its leading position in the streaming industry. Analysts anticipate that Netflix will continue to bolster its revenue through strategic price increases and the expansion of its ad-supported subscription tiers. The introduction of live events and sports content is also expected to attract and retain subscribers. However, challenges such as foreign exchange fluctuations and the residual effects of industry disruptions, including the 2023 writers and actors strikes, may impact financial performance.
  Johnson & Johnson (JNJ):
  Johnson & Johnson is set to release its earnings on January 21, 2025. The company has historically demonstrated stable performance, driven primarily by its pharmaceutical division. Recent developments in its innovative medicine segment, particularly with treatments like Tremfya for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, have shown promising results. While J&J maintains a solid balance sheet and consistent return on capital, it faces potential headwinds from global healthcare supply chain disruptions and geopolitical risks. Investors will be keen to assess how recent divestments and the pharmaceutical pipeline influence future earnings growth.
  American Airlines Group Inc. (AAL):
  American Airlines is expected to report its earnings on January 23, 2025. The airline industry has been experiencing a rebound, with carriers like Delta Air Lines forecasting a strong year ahead, driven by demand for premium-class seats and upsell opportunities. Analysts anticipate that American Airlines will reflect similar trends, benefiting from the resurgence in corporate travel and growth in international routes. However, the company must navigate challenges such as fluctuating fuel costs and competitive pressures within the industry.
  Overall, while each company operates in distinct sectors, they share common themes of leveraging strategic initiatives to drive growth amid external challenges

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• Lucas Cheah : $Netflix (NFLX.US)$
  Netflix’s earnings prospects are strong, driven by international expansion, the ad-supported tier, and content investments. Its push into mobile-only plans in markets like India and Africa has broadened its subscriber base. For example, its ad-supported subscription tier is expected to add billions in revenue annually by attracting cost-sensitive users. However, rising competition and high content costs remain challenges.
  $Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.US)$
  J&J’s earnings are supported by its diversified business model, spanning pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and consumer health products. The separation of its consumer health division (Kenvue) allows J&J to focus on high-margin pharmaceutical and med-tech innovations. For instance, its oncology and immunology drugs, such as Darzalex, continue to drive growth. Risks include potential litigation costs and competitive pressures in its key markets.
  $American Airlines (AAL.US)$
  American Airlines faces mixed earnings prospects. While strong travel demand and higher ticket prices have boosted revenues, rising fuel costs and high debt levels weigh on profitability. The company’s focus on optimizing capacity and expanding international routes offers growth potential. For example, robust demand for transatlantic travel has supported revenue in its premium cabins. However, economic uncertainty and operational costs remain key risks.
  Each company offers unique opportunities and risks, making them suitable for investors with specific objectives, from growth (Netflix) to stability (J&J) or cyclical recovery (AAL).

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• Lazy Cat Invests : Netflix (NFLX):
  Netflix’s earnings prospect appears positive. The stock has tripled in value from 2023 to the end of 2024. Analysts have been adjusting their ratings and price targets, with some firms like Seaport Res Ptn upgrading Netflix to a “strong buy”. However, there are mixed views, as some analysts have also lowered their price targets, indicating potential challenges in meeting high expectations. Overall, the sentiment around Netflix is cautiously optimistic, with expectations of continued growth.
  Johnson & Johnson (JNJ):
  Johnson & Johnson has a history of surpassing Wall Street’s earnings expectations over the past decade. Recent strategic moves, such as the acquisition of Intra-Cellular Therapies for $14.6 billion, highlight JNJ’s efforts to strengthen its position in the biotechnology sector. Analysts have varied opinions on the stock, with some maintaining a “buy” rating while others have adjusted their price targets.
  American Airlines (AAL):
  American Airlines is set to report its fourth-quarter earnings on January 23, 2025. Analysts expect a significant year-over-year profit increase of over 120%, driven by strong holiday travel demand. The company is anticipated to benefit from the recovery in corporate travel, although it faces execution risks in regaining market share. The overall outlook for AAL is positive, with analysts recommending a “buy” rating.

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