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Adam Khoo’s 16 Golden Investment Rules FOCUS ON QUALITY. THINK LONG TERM. INVEST WITH DISCIPLINE. 1. The Stock Market Always Goes Up in the Long Run. This long-term trend is driven by inflation, earnings growth and index re-balancing. 2. In the Short Term, nobody can predict where the market will go. When we can make profitable guesses based on the existing price trend, markets can be completely irrational in the short-term. Be prepared for all eventualities. 3. Never act on the predictions and opinions of economists or market ana

by finvestnomics

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Treasury moves The two paths Path A — Coordinated intervention / FIMA backstop (current policy) Dollar: weakens against the yen but the Treasury market is alleviate from forced selling. Treasuries: forced-seller pressure removed; yields more contained. Stocks: modestly positive. Yields matter more than USD/JPY. Slight tailwind to US multinationals; headwind to Japanese exporters. Reversal risk: if the rate gap doesn't close and intervention fails, expect a yen-carry unwind — sharp, short, global equity draw

Why Supply and Demand Zones Fail Everyone teaches you how to draw a demand zone. Almost nobody talks about why half of them break. Here's what actually separates a zone that holds from one that doesn't: 1. How price left the zone the first time. A zone created by a sharp, one-directional move away from it means orders were left unfilled. Price came back because there was still business to do there. A zone that price drifted away from slowly is much weaker - most of that business already got done on the way out. 2. How many t

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RSP/SPY Signals Improving Market Breadth The RSP/SPY ratio is showing improving relative strength, suggesting that market participation is broadening beyond the largest S&P 500 companies. After bottoming around 0.272 in May, the ratio has recovered toward 0.287, indicating that the equal-weight S&P 500 (RSP) has been outperforming the market-cap-weighted S&P 500 (SPY). The technical structure has also turned constructive. RSP/SPY is currently trading above both the 20-day EMA and 50-day EMA, with the 20-day EMA slightly above the 50-d

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QQQ / NDX Weekly Outlook – Week 32 of 2026 (10-14 AUG)QQQ / NDX WEEKLY MARKET OUTLOOK QQQ Weekly Recap Outlook The QQQ weekly analysis delivered two winning trades last week. A total of two trades were taken, and both finished as winners, resulting in a 100% win rate. The breakout of the Pivot Zone resulted in a 41.5-point move, representing approximately a 6% upside move. The retest of the Swing Zone then generated an additional 11.5-point move, representing approximately a 1.60% upside move. (For reference, I have included last week's ou

SPY / SPX Weekly Outlook – Week 32 of 2026 (10-14 AUG)SPY / SPX WEEKLY MARKET OUTLOOK SPY Weekly Recap Outlook Last week, SPY did not provide the retest we were waiting for, so no trade was taken on SPY. However, the bullish move toward all-time highs developed aggressively in the direction outlined in our previous outlook. (For reference, I have included last week's outlook on the right.) UA CAPITAL Weekly Execution Metrics Total Trades Taken: 8 Winning Trades: 6 Losing Trades: 2 Win Rate: 75% Index Options: 7 Trades (5 Wins / 2 Losses)

QQQ: Who blew up? The answer usually marks the low The weekly signal did its job and tagged target #1 at 665.25, bouncing 11.59% off the low. That part is mechanical and it is finished. What follows is discretionary, and I want the two kept separate. My read is that the low is probably in, and the reason is who was selling into it. The low printed on 29 July. On 30 July the first reporting landed, and on 31 July the detail: Situational Awareness, the AI fund run by Leopold Aschenbrenner, had gone from around $45B to roughly $10B, down 67% in J

XLV to break to new ATHs AMEX:XLV Short Term Swing Trade idea ~3:1 RR Healthcare has be consolidating at and just below July's high. Price has made consecutive pivot higher highs and this sector has been one of the strongest in the market recently. I am willing to risk to the most recent swing low, looking for the current fibonacci extension higher

Opening: USO Sept 18th 104/114/146/156 Iron Condor ... for a 3.35 credit. Comments: ETF High IV. A basic bet that it stays between 110.65 and 149.35 over the next 39 days. Metrics: Max Profit: 3.35 ($335) Max Loss: 6.65 ($665) ROC at Max: 50.4% ROC at 50% Max: 25.2%

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Opening: SMH Sept 18th 515/525/650/660 Iron Condor ... for a 4.00 credit. Comments: ETF high IVR/high IV at 56/47.7. Metrics: Max Profit: 4.00 ($400) Buying Power Effect/Max Loss: 6.00 ($600) ROC at Max: 67.0% ROC at 50% Max: 33.3% Will generally look to take profit at 50% max. I have another setup on in the Sept expiry that I rolled out from August, so can also opt to mix and match profitable call side with profitable put side to reduce units running into expiry.

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WEAT - Long thoughts 2026-08-14 WEAT Looks to be a bottoming here 2026-08-14 Just something to watch or buy if you like. It is kind of telling me things. If this takes off, ouch. So Keep it in your watch-list. cheers

by superiorJaguar24882

DRAM target price $75 If you believe in MU and Dram price grow, it might be a good opportunity to accumulate your position, before price break through a resistance at 60. It may have a strong move after that with a potential run to 75 IMO. Current support is at about 54. And the order block shows resistance around 60. Rsi stochastic shows the up trend continuation. And MACD shows growing momentum. There is a marked curve for a cup and handle pattern on the chart. It wasn't confirmed yet. And it won't be confirmed fo

Short equal weight S&P $RSP AMEX:RSP appears to be over-done; recommend arranging your ducks in a row for a downside move this Fall.

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AI Bubble Risk: Circular Cash & Low Demand QQQ Impact Assessment The recent AI news flow confirms that the concerns about circular investments and lack of AI demand are real and actively debated. Here’s what’s been reported in just the last 6 weeks: Nvidia reportedly backstopping $250B in OpenAI data center financing — Jim Chanos and Michael Burry both called this out explicitly as vendor financing, echoing the Lucent/dot-com playbook Big Tech off-balance-sheet AI debt reportedly tops $1.65 trillion (Nikkei study, Ed Zitron quoted) Apollo’s Torsten Slok stat

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RSP BUBBLE Channel and fib relationship The chart posted is The RSP index The picture should speak for it self . We have just pasted the two targets of 219 and 221 next overhead is 225.10 after that it can blowoff into the long term channel which is 236/plus or minus 2 The outcome is still the same for what comes next . as the vix is in freefall Based on history