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$TSLA Tesla sees a short-term surge in the middle of the session, now up nearly 4%, with the stock price at $358.
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$CRCL $MSTR $HOOD US crypto concept stocks rise collectively
Robinhood, Circle up more than 9%, Coinbase up more than 7%, Strategy up more than 6%.

#特朗普敦促国会通过clarity法案 options signal insights: SK Hynix share buyback ignites bargain-hunting demand; MSTR bulls are highly euphoric

The overnight options market is sending a very direct message: money is using real capital to vote—furiously chasing two main themes with perceived certainty: buyback rebounds and a Bitcoin bounce. However, the market still holds a degree of caution toward large-cap tech stocks.

1. With buybacks and BTC price stimulus, call options get疯狂抢
SK Hynix was up 2.28% pre-market. In its options market, the put/call traded volume ratio fell to 1.03. The call options with a $165 strike saw the highest traded volume, with an increase of 54.55%, indicating that short-term capital is rushing in to bet on a rebound.

On the other side, with Bitcoin rebounding, MSTR surged 10.51% pre-market. In the options market, the put/call ratio was only 0.41, implied volatility reached as high as 90.34%, and bullish call sentiment was essentially maxed out.

2. Two stories, different logic
For SK Hynix, the buying is aimed at the 400 trillion KRW share buyback plan—this is the hard logic support. The trade is about valuation repair and shareholder returns.

For MSTR, the frenzy is a high-beta leveraged game that trades the volatility of Bitcoin’s price itself. The company’s value depends entirely on the coin price, meaning the risk exposure is extremely large. QQQ’s put/call ratio rose to 1.32, suggesting sophisticated money is using options to hedge the risk of a tech-stock pullback—very different from the localized mania in individual stocks.

3. Cautious sentiment has not disappeared
Some may think that buybacks and rising coin prices can lift the whole market. But market action proves otherwise. U.S. long-end Treasury yields climbed to 5.33%, and oil prices broke above $87—these macro pressures are tangible. The Nasdaq is facing pressure for a fifth straight decline.

Capital only dares to go long on a few “moat” stocks, not to go broadly long the index. This is a classic case of risk appetite becoming differentiated.

4. Specific trade recommendations
SK Hynix (SKHY): If the opening price is not more than 2% higher than the previous close (i.e., about $166 or above), you can follow with a small position. Set a stop-loss at $164, and target $172.
If it gaps up too much, stay on the sidelines and wait for a pullback toward the $166 area before considering.

MSTR: The risk is extremely high, and the risk-reward for chasing longs right now is very low. If you already hold a position, raise the stop-loss to the cost basis to lock in profit. If you do not hold a position, it’s recommended to wait for Bitcoin to pull back to $70,000.
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#三星拟周五公布新股东回报计划 Samsung’s cash distribution plan is here—surprise or “sunlight for nothing”?

Samsung has finally officially announced the rumored “largest ever shareholder return program.” After speculating for so long, now the shoe has dropped—we need to break it down to see whether it’s a fully “good-news is done” situation, or whether it can give Korean stocks another shot of confidence on Monday.

1. The money is real, but not beyond expectations
Samsung expects to return KRW 90 trillion to 110 trillion to shareholders in 2026 (about US$79 billion), accounting for half of free cash flow. This figure sets a record in Korean history. In just the third quarter, cash dividends alone are expected to distribute KRW 30 trillion, and Samsung will also repurchase KRW 15 trillion worth of shares to be used for employee compensation. The money is genuinely there.

2. Below expectations, or still within expectations?
The key question is whether this counts as exceeding expectations. To be frank, it’s more like in line with expectations—slightly toward the upper end, but no real surprise. Previously, the market expectation was around KRW 100 trillion, and the plan landed in that range. Samsung also emphasized that this fulfills its commitment to return 50% of free cash flow to shareholders over the 2024–2026 three-year period. In other words, it’s meeting the anticipated upper bound, not an additional boost.

Also, in terms of details, the massive repurchase is for “employee compensation,” not for direct cancellation. That limits how much it can directly boost earnings per share.

3. Look at SK hynix and market reaction
Some people argue that SK hynix’s previously announced KRW 40 trillion buyback was directly canceled, so isn’t Samsung just following suit? It’s true that Samsung seems to be chasing competitors’ moves. But the key difference is that Samsung’s net cash on its books is as high as KRW 167 trillion—its financial “foundation” is much stronger, suggesting better sustainability.

Moreover, before the news was released, Samsung’s stock price had already surged, and preferred shares also rose—meaning the market had already priced in part of the expectations in advance. Still, after-hours Samsung shares fell 3.9%, indicating some funds chose to take profits.

4. Specific trading suggestions
On Monday, at the Korean stock market open, there are two things to watch:

Short-term direction: Most likely a strong open, because the plan is massive and will directly support the index.

However, after a high open, it may turn into a pullback, because expectations are already fulfilled and there was also after-hours selling—chasing the rally carries risk. If the KOSPI index opens up by more than 1.5%, then we’ll wait and watch first.
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US Stock Market Overview: Bessent’s Intervention Was a Flash in the Pan, and the Crypto Sector Went on a Rampage

Last night, the US stock market was hammered by three back-to-back negative catalysts, and the Dow plunged by more than 700 points. The Treasury Secretary’s big share buyback play worked—only for a day. After the market realized it was treating the symptoms rather than the root cause, stocks and bonds both sold off. Money then could only huddle in a handful of hardcore sectors and in Bitcoin for survival.

A few key macro takeaways:
Fiscal intervention fails: The rebound driven by Bessent’s remarks lasted only one day. The yield on the 10-year US Treasury not only regained lost ground—it even ended up higher than before the intervention.

JPMorgan calls it “treating symptoms, not the root”: The market is now worried that the Treasury Department’s tinkering could push up long-term yields, which would create ongoing pressure on growth stock valuations.

Oil prices surge and intensify inflation worries: Trump’s “economic D-Day” on Iran sent WTI crude above $86, while Brent pushed toward $94. Energy stocks strengthened against the trend, but rising oil prices, in turn, also worsen concerns about inflation and Treasury yields—creating a vicious cycle.

Consumer stocks hit with a reality check: Walmart’s same-store sales growth hit a six-year low, and the stock crashed 9%. This confirms the worst fears—high oil prices and cooling labor-market conditions are beginning to materially affect Americans’ consumption capacity.

Asset performance diverges:
Funds clearly flowed into Bitcoin and the storage/optical communication directions. Bitcoin broke above $72,000, with Coinbase and MSTR up nearly 8% as expectations of regulatory easing stacked up with a short-squeeze type of liquidation cascade.

In storage, Micron rose 4%, and Lumentum, in optical communications, jumped more than 6%. The theme is AI hardware certainty logic and is weakly correlated with macro conditions. Meanwhile, Moderna plunged 19%, and SpaceX fell more than 4% due to its unlocking—both driven by company-specific fundamentals or share-supply/chip issues.

Macro conditions are a bit messy right now. With three pressures—failed fiscal intervention, geopolitical oil risks, and soft consumer data—there’s no clear broad-based opportunity for the index.

Current trading is only likely to revolve around strong themes that are relatively insulated from macro moves, such as AI hardware (storage, optical communications) and the Bitcoin industry chain where catalysts are dense. For other sectors, we don’t yet see sustainability #财政部债券回购或超每期40亿美元 #特朗普敦促国会通过Clarity法案 #FASB拟允许合格稳定币计入现金等价物 #美国初请失业金人数降至20.6万 $SPCX $LITE $BTC

US Stock Market Close Summary: Micron Soars, Lifting AI Hardware; Walmart Plunges, Dragging Down Consumer Stocks

Last night, the US stock market was highly split—money-making momentum concentrated in a few hardcore sectors, while traditional retail stocks were effectively slaughtered. Overall, the Nasdaq edged down slightly, and the Dow was hit harder.

1. Overall Market Situation
Stocks ended mixed, with a major reshuffling within tech. Capital clearly pulled back from traditional consumption and parts of the AI application side, pivoting toward the most certain areas: hardware storage and cryptocurrencies.

Yields on the 10-year US Treasury oscillated at high levels, weighing on the overall valuation of growth stocks. Money could only push for localized breakthroughs.

2. Trading Value and Movers
Micron was simply too strong—trading value of 23.7 billion led the charts, and shares rose 4%. The immediate catalyst was the announcement of investing $10 billion to build a frontier research laboratory; the market is buying into the long-term thesis.

SpaceX ranked fourth with trading value of 15.8 billion, but it fell 4%. The reason is that the second round of lock-up shares will be released after listing, increasing supply and dragging the stock price down.

The worst performer was Moderna, plunging 23% with trading value of 13.5 billion. It seems expectations tied to the COVID vaccine were finally completely wiped out.

Now let’s talk about the hard-hit Walmart: trading value of 8.7 billion, down 9%. Although Q2 revenue beat expectations, same-store sales growth in the US hit a six-year low, and the full-year guidance also fell short of expectations. This suggests that consumers in the US have indeed started to tighten their spending—pharmacy discounting and lower average spend per transaction are clear signals.

3. Sector Capital Flows
Capital clearly flowed in two directions: storage chips and cryptocurrencies.

Micron, SanDisk, and Micron Technology all surged together, and Marvell rose nearly 6%. In the Bitcoin theme, Strategy jumped nearly 8%, and Coinbase and others also rallied as well. Investors are positioning for potential regulatory easing and improving liquidity.

Last night’s market was quite extreme—on one side, AI hardware (especially storage) and the Bitcoin industry chain were aggressively bid up by capital as a group. The logic was solid, the story was new, and investors were willing to take positions.

On the other side, traditional consumption and parts of healthcare and application software were ruthlessly abandoned. Capital voted with its feet, showing a clear stance. If you’re trading, you need to be on the right side—don’t swim against the tide of large funds. The current main theme is certain hardware and high-beta digital currencies #美国初请失业金人数降至20.6万 #特朗普敦促国会通过Clarity法案 #ETH突破$2300 #三星拟周五公布新股东回报计划 $SPCX $MUU $MSTR

Bitcoin rises nearly $79,000 intraday, hitting a new high in nearly 3 months

In the past, I watched the US stock market index; now I’m watching ETF data

This “buy-buy-buy” momentum (yesterday: 606.3M) is still continuing.

The price-setting power for Big Pie has already changed hands. While you’re still staring at the candlestick chart, the smart money is already watching the flow-of-funds ledger.
$BTC #比特币日内触及75500美元 #比特币两个月来首破7万美元 #BTC突破$72000 #ETH突破$2300 #特朗普敦促国会通过Clarity法案
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$XAU $XAG $CL Spot gold rises above $4,600

For the first time since May 15, up 1.80% intraday;

Spot silver is approaching $70, up nearly 3% intraday.

$SKHY $COHR $CL US pre-market: storage chip sector collectively rose; SK Hynix up 2%

Ahead of the US market open, all three major stock index futures rose together. Storage chip stocks generally gained, with SK Hynix up 2%.

International oil prices fell across the board, while gold and silver prices surged.

Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.46%. Ahead of the US market open, all three major stock index futures rose: Dow Jones futures up 0.24%, Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.46%, and S&P 500 index futures up 0.23%.

Large-cap tech stocks were broadly higher before the open. Tesla rose 1%, SpaceX up 0.7%, Meta and Nvidia up 0.5%, Amazon up 0.4%, Google Class A up 0.2%, Apple was flat, and Microsoft fell 0.1%.

Storage chip stocks rose broadly before the open. SK Hynix gained 2%, Micron Technology rose 1%, Western Digital rose about 1.8%, SanDisk rose about 1.3%, and Seagate Technology rose about 1.5%.

The optical communications sector edged higher pre-market. Coherent rose nearly 2%, Credo rose more than 1%, Corning rose nearly 1%, and Lumentum also followed up 0.4%.

International oil prices fell across the board for the 21st day. WTI crude oil futures fell 0.71% to $86.21 per barrel; Brent crude oil futures fell 0.46% to $93.35 per barrel.

Gold and silver prices surged for the 21st day. As of the time of writing, London gold spot was up 1.38% at $4,580.66 per ounce; London silver spot was up 2.32% at $69.64 per ounce.

On the news front: The United Nations called for all parties in the Gulf region to return to negotiations on local time the 20th. UN Secretary-General spokesperson Diyarik said the conflict in the Gulf region has had tangible impacts on the global economy, including shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and freedom of navigation across the line from the Strait of Mandeb and the Gulf of Aden through the Red Sea.

The UN urged all parties to return to negotiations and emphasized that whether it is military action or economic confrontation, further escalation would not produce positive results.

$BTC $ETH $MSTR Bitcoin breaks through $78,000

Bitcoin jumped by 7% intraday; it has already gained over 23% this week;

Ethereum broke above $2,400 and has gained 28% so far this week.

Strategy: Shares surged more than 10% pre-market; Circle and Robinhood rose more than 7%.#比特币日内触及75500美元 #比特币两个月来首破7万美元 #BTC突破$72000 #ETH突破$2300

$MINIMAX $ZHIPU $HK1810 Hong Kong stocks close: Hang Seng Index and Hang Seng Tech both jump sharply; AI large model concept stocks surge, with MINIMAX up more than 11%

On the market, AI large model concept stocks surged: MINIMAX rose by more than 11%, and Zhipu AI gained more than 10%;

The non-ferrous metals sector led the gains, with multiple gold-related stocks rallying;

Paper manufacturing, industrial trading, electrical equipment, chemicals, hardware equipment, real estate, semiconductors, and other sectors rose.

Consumer, biomedical, and food & beverage sectors fell.

Internet-related stocks overall climbed. Xiaomi, NetEase, Hua Hong Hongli, Bilibili, Leapmotor, Kuaishou, BYD, Li Auto, Tencent, and others all rose together.

$SAMSUNG $KORU $SKHY After Samsung announced its shareholder return plan, all of its after-hours gains were wiped out

On the news front; Samsung will pay 30 trillion won in cash dividends in the third quarter; it is expected that shareholder return funds in 2026 will reach about 90 trillion to 110 trillion won; it will repurchase 15 trillion won in shares for employee compensation.

At its earnings release conference last month, Samsung said that its board of directors and management are discussing specific measures, including the distribution of special dividends.

$ZHIPU $MINIMAX $TENCENT HK stock close
The Hang Seng Index rose 1.21%, and the Hang Seng Tech Index rose 1.4%.

Among the top traded stocks, Alibaba-W fell 2.54%, Tencent Holdings rose 1.24%,

Zhipu rose 10.36%, Pop Mart fell 3.06%, and MINIMAX-W rose 11.86%.

$MSTR $CRCL $SNDK 加密货币概念股盘前走强

Strategy up more than 8%, Coinbase up nearly 6%, Circle up nearly 5%; Bitcoin previously broke through the $75,000 level strongly;

Storage stocks broadly rose, with SK hynix, Western Digital, and Seagate Technology all up about 2%.

$MINIMAX $ZHIPU HK stock big-model “two heroes” make a short-term surge; Zhipu rises more than 11%, while MINIMAX-W rises more than 14%.

Zhipu surged in the afternoon for a short-term run, currently up more than 11%, after once falling more than 2% earlier; MINIMIX’s gain widened to nearly 15%.

$BTC $MSTR $CRCL Bitcoin surged nearly $76,000 during the session, reaching a high in nearly 3 months;

US stocks crypto-related shares continued to climb in after-hours trading,

Strategy rose nearly 6%, Coinbase rose nearly 4%, and Circle rose nearly 3%;

Boya Interactive in Hong Kong stocks rose more than 20% during the session.

$MINIMAX $HK1810 $ZHIPU Hong Kong stocks rose in the afternoon; both the Hang Seng Index and the Tech Index gained more than 1%

Among Tech Index constituent stocks, MINIMAX rose nearly 12%, Xiaomi Group rose nearly 5%, NetEase rose more than 3%, and HuaHong Hongli rose more than 2%.

$MINIMAX $ZHIPU Hong Kong stock AI large model company $MINIMAX -W (00100.HK)$ surged more than 6% yesterday.

Today it continues to push higher, with gains expanding to 10% after midday; over the past two days it has accumulated nearly 20%