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Spurs crush the Thunder!
Justice triumphs over evil!
Stop flopping!

Don’t FOMO if you missed out recently. Don’t just say it’s retail investors—I’ve seen institutions that missed out also get anxious like crazy. The AI tide has only just started, and there are definitely more than one or two chances to jump in. Go back and look at research reports—use AI tools for whatever you want. If your understanding isn’t enough, even if someone tells you the ticker directly, you’ll absolutely end up selling too early. If you haven’t sold too early, there’s only one possibility: your position wasn’t sized large enough—basically, it’s about as good as useless.

Will the US stock market have another big drop this year? It’s possible.
Is it happening recently? Hard to say.
After it just fell in March and April, generally the US stock market rarely has another major drop within two months right after such a drop.
If you’re waiting for a big drop, you might want to look around Q4 near the end of the year.

I see someone saying that Bitcoin now is just a copycat in the U.S. stock market.
Uh... does it deserve that? Only those stocks that rise 30 to 50 percent a day should be called U.S. stock market copies.
In my opinion, Bitcoin should now be called a copycat in the crypto circle, with less rebound potential than crypto stocks like $CRCL $COIN, and even less than star stocks like $HYPE, so it’s not even in the running to be called a U.S. stock market copycat.
Embrace the main theme.

UBS raises the target price for Micron $MU to $16.25, please teachers who doubt AI not to cut losses on short positions, hold on until AI crashes 🫶
The strategy in the past month has been to blindly buy the trending sector stocks on dips $MU $DRAM Hynix $NOK $MRVL $RKLB and so on (there are too many good stock tickers...), if not, going long in the crypto space $HYPE is also fine... Every time there's a "news" about war, it's an opportunity to add positions. I said long ago that the war has little impact unless there's a super escalation (nuclear war, etc.), ignore the trash talk, just f

This year, the performance gap between institutions with high and low risk appetite has become quite large. The impressive ones have already multiplied several times, likely having gone all-in on Hong Kong stocks and doubled Hynix, and they held on through the war-induced pullback despite floating losses. Institutions that missed out on the recent two months of market rally are feeling pretty uncomfortable, either trying to find ways to chase the highs and take some profits to account for LPs, or thinking about how to explain themselves to avoid future financing difficulties...
There might b

$CRCL $HOOD $RKLB Semiconductor Storage

Some people come to the market to make money, others come to prove they are smarter, then get fucked up.

Laying mines is easy, removing mines is difficult
If the strait remains blocked, the script of "rising oil prices, inflation, no hope for rate cuts" will come again

I feel like my desire to talk to people is decreasing more and more. There's really no need to exchange opinions with most people; the time and effort spent are likely to be a net negative. Most people's viewpoints are not original at all, mostly derived from various media platforms or AI inquiries. Instead of engaging in discussions and debates with these secondhand opinions(, and having to consider the other person's feelings and self-esteem), it's better to communicate directly with AI or with the very few who have already achieved results and can continue to do so.
The professionalism, p

Citrini's research report caused a market crash; AI anxiety is still too severe.