Garbiie

$USO is showing signs of weakness. Price rejected the $106–107 resistance zone while bearish divergence is forming at the top of the rising channel. The key level now is $100.53. A confirmed break below it could open the door toward $94.29, with $87.25 as the next major

The mentor signals have been pretty solid so far, so I’m putting more focus on actually tracking the setups instead of just watching them pass by. One I’m watching is the GME analysis shared by the mentors. I’ll be adding the setup, entry idea, confirmation and outcome to my

$TEM is having a strong session, up over 10% as management signals confidence in sustaining 25%+ growth for years. What interests me is where that growth is coming from: genomic testing, clinical data, pharma licensing, AI models, digital pathology and recurring cancer

Interesting move from $META . Turning Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook into a broader subscription ecosystem could become a meaningful new revenue stream. The bigger question for me is whether users actually see enough value in the added AI features to keep paying for it.

That’s a serious flush in just one hour. $BTC losing $76K shows how quickly leverage can unwind when support gives way. I’d be watching whether buyers reclaim $76K or if this turns into another leg lower. Volatility is definitely back.

The Revised CLARITY Act vote at 18:15 UTC could bring some serious volatility into crypto and crypto-linked stocks. My plan is simple: I’m watching $CRCL and $MSTR closely, but I don’t want to chase the first move. I’ll wait for the reaction to the vote, then look for

Location tracking has to go. Your location can reveal your home, workplace, routines, relationships and even where your kids spend their time. That’s a lot of personal information to leave in the hands of systems you may have no control over. Privacy isn’t about having

FOMC week is here, and I’m paying close attention to how the market reacts to rate expectations. The Global Fans Spirit mentors have shared some interesting opportunities around this week’s biggest market news, which gives traders something to work with before the volatility

$COIN is ripping higher, up more than 9% as expectations around the CLARITY Act shift. Leaked screenshots reportedly pointing to stronger odds of passage have clearly changed the market’s tone. If the bill gets through, it could be a major regulatory catalyst for the crypto

Goldman Sachs raising its 2035 humanoid robot forecast to around $140B is a serious signal. What interests me most isn’t necessarily which company wins the robot race. It’s the companies supplying the parts underneath. Motors, sensors, actuators, chips, batteries and other

Oil is back around $100, and the US-Iran situation is giving the market another reason to stay on edge. When geopolitical tension rises, oil can move fast. The bigger question now is whether this move can hold or if we see a sharp retracement once the immediate fear cools down.

U.S. 10Y yield just broke above 5% a level not seen in nearly 20 years. With the 30Y at 5.37% and 2Y at 4.66%, this is a major macro signal. Higher yields = tighter financial conditions. Markets need to pay attention.

$NVDA is sitting at an interesting level. The latest Tradespoon setup is showing a long bias around $219.48, with a projected range between $211.16 and $220.91. What I like here is the risk/reward idea after the recent pullback. $NVDA has already cooled off from the $230+

That could be a pretty significant step if $SPCX actually gets $NVDA AI compute running in orbit. The combination of space infrastructure + AI compute is definitely worth watching.

Maybe the real question isn’t: Is my communication private? Maybe it’s: Who gets to decide how I communicate? Think about it. The chats we use, the accounts we create, the communities we join, even the rules around how we interact most of it happens inside systems controlled

$ORCL earnings are out, and the reaction has already given us a move to work with. Looking back at my previous $ORCL trade plan, the next thing I’m watching is how price behaves after this initial reaction rather than chasing the move. What also stands out here is liquidity.

This is the part of the $TSM story I’m paying attention to. $16.3B in August revenue, up 53% YoY, and demand is still running ahead of what TSM can supply. What makes it even more interesting is the scale of the expansion: ~20 fabs being worked on simultaneously, around 5x its