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A first simple valuation of Honeywell Aerospace ($hona)

**TLDR**: this is an early attempt to do a valuation of $HONA, the company Honeywell Aerospace which was spun off on the 29th June. Due to the Fog of War (FoW), this aerospace company is priced currently at fair value, i do expect that investors will bid up the price …

Prediction Markets: How Japan’s Tech Startups are Gamifying the Future in a Gambling Gray Zone

MSFT update – holding the bounce, but still under pressure

Hey everyone – hope your week's off to a decent start. Last Thursday was a solid session for MSFT. Closed at $390.49, up 1.62%. Volume was 42M – nothing crazy, just a steady recovery bounce heading into the long weekend. Here's the GEX: Put Wall $380, Call Wall $400, gamma …

SK Hynix Korean vs US stock?

Micron is currently my only memory stock, but I 'm planning on buying SK Hynix stock next week. I don't live in the US, and I have access to both the Korean and US stock exchanges via my broker. Fees are negligible for both. With that in mind, which SK …

I paid myself about $7,600 to panic-sell Intel and then buy it back higher. Same shares.

I still feel a little sick about this one. Intel was my highest-conviction pick. The only American company that still makes its own chips, the last one standing anywhere near TSMC. I actually believed in it. Then earnings hit, worst day in the company’s history, and I watched it bleed …

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RWAs are starting to look more like volatile products

TradFi assets moving onto crypto exchanges makes me think more about trading hours. If stocks, ETFs, RWAs, or pre-IPO exposure become tradable on crypto rails, the biggest change may be that TradFi starts behaving more like crypto: always open, repricing, tempting you to react. That can be useful when major …

Why aren't more crypto projects talking about quantum security?

Quantum computing seems to be getting more attention lately, yet most crypto conversations are still focused on scalability, AI, and RWAs. Am I overthinking it, or should post-quantum security be a bigger priority for the industry?

Why Bitcoin is Inevitable (and a 500-Year-Old Law Proves It).

I try to avoid trading most of the time

I trade forex only and I'm a swing trader, I avoid the screentime and trading most of the time. Throughout the day I scroll in Tradingview and see what's up in the market, let's say I identify 3 setups that are ready and worth a shot, I jump on lower …