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Khar Khuen

$Netflix(NFLX.US) Last week, NFLX saw a sudden and sharp correction. While most traders were scratching their heads or panicking, I saw it as a tactical opening.Whenever a high-conviction company with a strong moat on my watchlist experiences a "washout" like this, my playbook is simple: I either set a Pending Buy Limit at major support or I Sell Put. I decided to open a Sell Put. Why? Because it’s in these moments of panic that Implied Volatility (IV) spikes, making the risk-to-reward ratio incredibly healthy and profitable for option sellers. I’m not chasing the price; I’m letting the market pay me for the right to buy the shares at a discount. The Verdict: While others are scrambling in fear, I’m hunting for entry points. And when the market gets greedy and starts "performing" again? I’ll just sit back, keep my hands in my pockets, and just enjoy the show. 😏🥂 Karching @Bridge Buzz SG

$Intel(INTC.US) has been the "star striker" of the week! While it’s not my heaviest position, its explosive performance following the recent earnings beat has been incredible to watch. The stock moved so fast and so far that it’s currently impossible to find a "safe" entry point to add more shares. Chasing a parabolic move is against my rules. However, because I stayed disciplined with my sell put circle strategy, the outcome was still a total win.@Bridge Buzz SG

Week 3 - Investing is Not a Casino: Steady Wins the Race 🥂 #My Portfolio Health CheckAs we wrap up Week 3, the overall "health" of my portfolio remains robust. My account is currently up +18% YTD (Jan to May 2026). I have successfully exited my MARA position via a Sell Call, locking in profits and freeing up capital. I am holding 51% in cash reserves. While some might find this conservative, I find it strategic. It gives me the "substitution bench" strength I need when a real opportunity arises.As Warren Buffett famously teaches, there is no right or wrong in the market—only disciplined and undisciplined. I am here to invest, not to gamble. I don't chase pumps, and I don't panic on dumps.My "Football Team" is playing exactly how I coached them. I’m ignoring the "flashy" stocks that are rocketing elsewhere, that’s their game, not mine. I will continue to hold my core positions and stick to my routine. When the market provides a genuine opening, I’ll be ready to strike. For now, I'm just enjoying the steady growth.Stability is my greatest edge. Fu~yoo🥂 @Bridge Buzz SG

Week 1 - Long Term Conviction: The "Eyes Shut" Strategy#My Portfolio Health Check Looking at my current Top 5 holdings, the plan is simple: 3 to 5 years of conviction. In a market full of noise, I’ve decided to "stop listening, stop looking, and stop worrying" about short-term fluctuations.My portfolio is heavily anchored in leaders like MARA, AXP, and UNH. I’m not here to trade the daily chop. My focus is on the long-term structural growth of these companies. Whether it's the digital asset infrastructure or healthcare dominance, I’m betting on the "inevitability" of their business models.@Bridge Buzz SG

$American Express(AXP.US) The unshakable Defender In my "Football Team" portfolio, AXP is my lead defender. It’s the backbone that stays strong even when the strikers are having a volatile day. Currently, the position is showing a slight floating loss, but for a long-term player, this is just noise. I’m channelling my inner Warren Buffett: ("If you aren't willing to own a stock for ten years, don't even think about owning it for ten minutes") . AXP has a fortress balance sheet and a loyal, high-spending customer base. A few red days don't change the 5–10 year growth story. I’m staying patient and watching for the next support level to strengthen my defense. Currently, $305-$310 is a critical zone I'm watching closely. If it hits that target, I’ll be scaling in to lower my average cost. Investing isn't about the next 10 minutes, it's about the next decade. Discipline is the only way to win. Cheers guys🥂@Bridge Buzz SG

$Microsoft(MSFT.US)Is the market "mispricing"  MSFT? I believe so. Despite the recent volatility, I remain firmly optimistic. Microsoft’s economic moat from its enterprise ecosystem to its cloud dominance remains one of the strongest in the world. I been eyeing a specific entry zone between 390 - 405 to add to my existing position. The stock dipped close to my target, but then caught a bid and started moving up. No chasing, It’s tempting to jump in when you see green, but I’m sticking to my levels. If it doesn't hit my price, I don't buy. My current holding is solid, so I’m happy to sit tight and wait for the market to come to me.Disclaimer : Not buy sell advice. Just sharing my personal journey and outlook. @Bridge Buzz SG

$Alphabet - C(GOOG.US)  has been sitting in my portfolio, but I’ll admit I haven't given it enough attention over the last two weeks. After digging back into the fundamentals, I realized I had overlooked some major catalysts—specifically Alphabet’s significant stake in SpaceX. I haven't added any shares recently, but that is about to change. I am shifting my strategy from "waiting for a dip" to a consistent (DCA) approach. I’ll be setting up regular, automated buys to build a core position regardless of short-term noise. Time to stop ignoring one of my most promising holdings.@Bridge Buzz SG

$Apple(AAPL.US)A successful predator doesn't strike every day; they wait for the perfect window. Patience is a core part of my edge. No new orders for now—staying on the sidelines to watch the next setup develop.Today is a "quiet" session with no major swings. In these conditions, I’m avoiding the urge to force new entries.@Bridge Buzz SG

$Mara(MARA.US)In my portfolio "football team," every company has a role. If Chevron is my solid Defender, then MARA (MARA Holdings) is definitely my Striker. 🏃‍♂️💨The Scout Report on MARA:Zero Defense: It’s volatile and has no defensive capabilities. When it drops, it drops hard. 📉High Scoring Potential: But when it runs, it outprints almost everything else.Today’s Play: The "Counter-Attack" (Sell Call Strategy) 🎯After being "underwater" for a while, my MARA position has finally surfaced into the green! Now that it's back in form, I’m launching a Covered Call strategy:The Goal: If the price hits my strike price, I’m happy to take a very handsome profit and exit the position.The "Assist": If it doesn't hit the strike price, I simply keep the option premium (the "rent") and continue to lower my cost basis.It’s a win-win tactical substitution. My striker is finally working for me, whether he scores a goal or just keeps the pressure on!

$NVIDIA(NVDA.US)NVDA is trading down nearly 1% today, but I'm keeping my powder dry. The stock is currently hitting a critical resistance zone near $196–$197 until we get a clean close above that head level, the bearish price structure hasn't been invalidated. On the technical side, the stock has spent the last few months consolidating, and I'd like to see it hold the $180–$182 support (where the 50-day moving average sits) before adding size. While the P/E ratio has cooled significantly to around 38x–40x—a multi-year low—the market is still jittery about "decelerating" growth. Just holding for now and watching for a confirmed breakout.#Trade Showcase@Bridge Buzz SG

$Meta Platforms(META.US)META dropped 7% despite a solid Q1 beat. The market is spooked by the massive $125-$145 capex guidance for AI and a slight user growth miss.The reaction feels like an overcorrection. While the $8B tax benefit padded the EPS, the core ad business is still growing at 33%. Mark Zuckerberg is betting the farm on AI, and history shows that when Meta spends big (like they did on Reels and mobile), it eventually pays off in massive margins.I don't have a position yet, but this dip is looking like a great entry point. I’m considering opening a start position here to pending buy limit and DCA. I’m betting on the "AI multiplier" for their ad business inthe long run.Cheers guy. 

$American Express(AXP.US)$PepsiCo(PEP.US)The market is looking a bit "bloody" today, and several of my key players are showing red on the scoreboard. But as a manager, I’m not panicking—I’m looking at the bench to see who needs a "stamina boost."Two of my core defensive anchors, American Express (AXP) and PepsiCo (PEP), are currently trading at horizontal support levels.AXP (The Veteran Defender): One of my largest holdings. It’s testing a key price floor where buyers usually step in.PEP (The Defensive Midfielder): A classic "low-beta" play that provides stability and dividends. It’s also sitting right on its support line.

$Chevron(CVX.US)In my investment portfolio, I view my holdings like a football team. Every company has a specific role to play. Today, I’m highlighting Chevron (CVX), which is currently in the green! 🟢While tech stocks are my "strikers" chasing growth, CVX is my reliable Defender. 🛡️Solid Defense: When the market gets volatile or inflation kicks in, CVX stands firm, protecting my portfolio’s downside.The "Clean Sheet": Its steady dividends are like a defender who also scores on set pieces—providing consistent cash flow regardless of market noise.The Anchor: Seeing CVX in profit gives me the confidence to let my strikers take more risks.A great team isn't just about scoring goals; it’s about not conceding them. CVX is doing exactly that! ⚽️