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$Pro Ultr GLD(UGL.US)

Gold futures are still getting pushed around by every headline out of Washington and Tehran. I see UGL moving in the $53 to $58 range, not pinned near $57, as traders react to each comment on shipping lanes and possible deal talks.

I’m not chasing that noise. UGL is a 2x daily gold futures ETF, not physical gold. With daily rebalancing, the return can drift over several days, and the risk gets bigger when volatility picks up.

The bigger picture still looks supportive for gold. Central banks keep buying, macro risk is still high, and hard assets remain attractive over the long run.

I’m keeping my position as it is and stepping away for the weekend. With UGL, position size matters more than trying to trade every headline.

@Bridge Buzz SG

[Week 5–Portfolio Health Check: Shifting More Into AI Infrastructure]

1️⃣ Current Holdings

My portfolio is still led by FIX, but the structure changed quite a bit this week. I added VRT as my second largest position and also added SOXL for broader semiconductor exposure.

FIX remains the anchor at around 53% of the portfolio. The stock pulled back from last week, but the Q1 numbers were still strong, so I’m not treating the move as a thesis change.

2️⃣ Earnings Update & Market View

NVIDIA has now reported, and the numbers were strong. Revenue came in at $81.6B, with Data Center at $75.2B, and next quarter guidance was also above expectations.

To me, the key takeaway is that AI infrastructure spending is still holding up. That supports why I shifted more weight into VRT, SOXL, WDC and TTMI instead of only holding NVDA directly.

3️⃣ Portfolio Reaction

WDC, CIEN and TTMI are still working well in the portfolio. SOXL also started positively after entry.

POWL is still red, and UGL remains weak, but both are smaller positions. I’m watching them, but they are not driving the portfolio.

4️⃣ Positioning

My portfolio is still concentrated, but it is now more clearly built around AI infrastructure, power, semis and data center demand.

For now, I’m staying patient. I don’t want to overreact to weekly price moves as long as earnings and business momentum are still supporting the main positions.

#My Portfolio Health Check

Week 4 – My Portfolio Health Check: Mid-May Update

Another week into earnings season and I didn’t make any changes to the portfolio. FIX is still the largest holding at 47.99%, with SOXL in second place at 22.68%. The top two positions together make up over 70% of the portfolio, keeping things very concentrated in semiconductors and industrial infrastructure.

Current key holdings:

Comfort Systems (FIX)

Direxion Semicon Bull 3X (SOXL)

Western Digital (WDC)

Curtiss-Wright (CW)

Smaller positions in LRN, UGL, NVDA and PLTR.

This week the portfolio continued to perform well overall. The semiconductor side, led by SOXL, kept delivering strong results. WDC also added meaningful gains on AI storage strength. However, PLTR and UGL both pulled back further, reminding me that not every position moves in the same direction.

With more semiconductor and industrial earnings still rolling out, I am focused on how companies are guiding for the rest of the year, especially on AI related demand. The combination of a leveraged semiconductor play and a solid industrial core has created an interesting risk reward setup.

I am staying patient with the current allocation for now. My main focus is watching how the market digests the latest earnings reports and whether the AI momentum sustains. Will check back again next week as usual.

#My Portfolio Health Check

$Pro Ultr GLD(UGL.US)

Gold prices eased yesterday amid profit-taking and shifting rate expectations. The market remains sensitive to interest-rate trends, the U.S. dollar, and safe-haven demand. Central bank buying and geopolitical risks may still support prices over time, even when short-term volatility picks up.

I am holding steady and ignoring the sharp pullback yesterday. Leverage can be a dangerous game if you lack the discipline to sit through these predictable periods of volatility.

This is my personal view, not financial advice.

@Bridge Buzz SG

[Week 3–My Portfolio Health Check: Adding More Memory Exposure]

1. Current Holdings:

My portfolio is still mainly concentrated in Comfort Systems USA and Curtiss-Wright, which together make up around 75% of the portfolio.

FIX remains the core holding at 55.19%. The company already reported strong Q1 results with revenue up 56% YoY and EPS more than doubling, so I’m still comfortable keeping it as the anchor position.

This week, I also added more exposure to the memory side through DRAM, alongside my existing WDC position.

2. Market & Earnings Watch:

Memory and storage names have continued to stay strong recently as AI infrastructure spending remains elevated. WDC already delivered solid quarterly results with improving margins and strong guidance, which partly supports my decision to increase memory-related exposure.

NVIDIA has not reported yet. Earnings are scheduled for 20 May, so I’m mainly watching guidance, margins and hyperscaler spending trends rather than just whether it beats estimates.

At current valuations, market reaction probably matters more than the headline numbers themselves.

3. Portfolio Reaction:

The portfolio is still being carried mainly by FIX, WDC and CIEN. DRAM has also contributed positively after the recent move in memory-related names.

On the weaker side, HOOD and UGL remain slightly negative, but their position sizes are relatively small, so they are not affecting the overall portfolio much.

4. Positioning:

The portfolio is definitely concentrated at this stage, but most of that came from letting stronger positions compound over time instead of constantly rebalancing.

For now, I’m still comfortable staying patient as long as the underlying fundamentals remain intact.

#My Portfolio Health Check

Week 3 – My Portfolio in Attack Mode During May Earnings Season

Didn’t make any changes to my portfolio this week. The top two holdings still make up 73.4%, keeping things very concentrated.

Main positions:

Comfort Systems (FIX) 47.92% (+56.88%)

Direxion Semicon Bull 3X (SOXL) 25.5% (+212.37%)

Western Digital (WDC) 4.72% (+112.19%)

Curtiss-Wright (CW) 2.87% (+16.26%)

Smaller positions in UGL, Stride, NVDA, PLTR etc.

The portfolio remained positive overall this week, mainly driven by strong performance from FIX and SOXL. Although PLTR is down 29.35% and UGL is down 19.77%, the big winners have more than offset the weaker names and kept the total portfolio in positive territory.

May is a critical period with semiconductor and industrial earnings coming out one after another. I will closely monitor their results and forward guidance. SOXL leverage amplifies gains when the sector rises, while FIX provides more stable industrial exposure. Together they currently create a good balance between offense and defense.

Next steps：

I plan to continue holding the core positions and let the winners run further. If earnings come in strong, I may add more to the semiconductor side to increase momentum. At the same time, I will look for opportunities to take some profits into cash to protect what has already been gained and to keep dry powder ready for better entry points during any market pullback.

I like this high conviction approach with clear sector logic. Long term I remain bullish on industrial infrastructure and AI semiconductor growth trends. I will gradually build more diversification to strengthen both the offensive and defensive sides of the portfolio.

Overall I am feeling positive. The portfolio is moving in line with my plan and I will keep executing.

#My Portfolio Health Check

$Pro Ultr GLD(UGL.US)

Gold prices moved this week and UGL followed the daily swings. I have been holding my position without adding more, even when it pulled back from recent highs, as my current average cost is relatively high.

The position size remains unchanged and within my usual range. I continue to watch the daily movements while sticking to my existing plan.

This is just my personal sharing and experience, not financial advice.

@Bridge Buzz SG

［Week 2 – My Portfolio Health Check: Earnings Season in Progress］

1. Core & Structure:

FIX remains my largest holding at over 55% weight. It reported strong Q1 results with big revenue growth, doubled EPS, and a record backlog. I still keep it as the core due to its stable business and ongoing data center demand. The rest is spread across tech, semiconductors and fintech, but concentration has increased.

2. Performance & Earnings:

This week’s performance was mainly driven by AI names. WDC led with strong gains on data center storage demand. CIEN and TSM also rose nicely on AI networking and foundry strength. CW edged up, while HOOD lagged and UGL fell with gold price volatility. NVDA is flat but remains a key watch.

3. Positioning & Risk:

Concentration has gone higher due to the core and strong performers. I know the risk but am not planning changes now. I will continue monitoring fundamentals and backlog trends. UGL provides a small hedge and HOOD adds fintech exposure.

Overall, Earnings Season has just started and we are seeing clear winners and laggards. Next I will watch CW earnings and AI infrastructure reactions. I plan to keep doing weekly reviews and stay disciplined.

#My Portfolio Health Check

$Pro Ultr GLD(UGL.US)

I notice the monthly chart shows a strong correction after an extended rally.

This kind of movement reflects natural cooling after overextension rather than immediate breakdown.

I stay patient and avoid reacting emotionally to sharp swings.

My focus is on time in the market, not timing every fluctuation.

@Bridge Buzz SG

$Pro Ultr GLD(UGL.US)

Gold has been consolidating after the recent push higher, and the structure still looks constructive.

UGL remains positioned within this broader macro trend, supported by ongoing structural demand for gold.

This is just my personal sharing and experience, not financial advice.

@Bridge Buzz SG