Sudden black swan! $MU ‌

Weekend again? A sudden wick-and-door pattern😷Just now, I almost thought the US stock bull market was back.😑Who knows...🌚 #SOXL $SOXL ‌

This is looking good for my Monday morning buys…

$JCT Such a huge swing. Went long at 40%, but missed the move afterward; got stopped out right after setting the stop-loss

Although repeated trades earlier ate up 5U in fees, I still made a killing. Feels great

So, this "short squeeze", is it in the room with us right now?

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$ACT Down 16% in 24 hours, it’s now sitting at its low of 0.0097, with $36 million in trading volume. I’m making a bold prediction: if it doesn’t rebound above 0.0112 within 48 hours, I’ll pin a video of myself reading the commenters’ IDs upside down.
My post from last week calling for a position reduction is still there—don’t pretend you didn’t see it. No-nonsense strategy: place orders for 30% of your position at 0.0097–0.0099, set a stop loss at 0.0091 (admit defeat if it breaks the previous low), and take profits in two stages at 0.0108 and 0.0115. Hold the remaining 70% and add back once

How are others supposed to play with this wick? Half the longs have been wiped out$ETH ‌

Stealing half a day of leisure, beneath a vast sky and wispy clouds—heading into the mountains.

No matter how good the jobs numbers look, they can’t drown out recruiters calling it like they see it. A recruiter with more than 20 years in the business went straight after Chamath, saying unemployed people simply can’t find jobs—so don’t talk about a soft landing. The data is one thing; people’s lived experience is another. Let’s not rush to conclusions. We’ll wait and see. How’s hiring looking where you are?

$EVAA This -16.88% dump has left me down 3200U on my position, and I haven't moved my stop-loss. The current price is 1.0945; over the past 24 hours, it plunged straight from 1.41 to 1.0469. The 23.6M in trading volume shows this isn't a liquidity crunch—someone is actively selling.
Market sentiment is clear: every bounce near 1.15 gets capped. Funds are reducing positions into the rebound. This isn't panic selling; it's an orderly exit. I plan to open a small position in the 1.05-1.08 range, keeping it below 5% of my total capital, with a stop-loss below 1.02, a first take-profit target of 1.

BREAKING
Nvidia board opens probe after Jensen Huang admits affair with suspected Chinese spy
Nvidia’s board is launching an investigation into whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a foreign espionage plot, after he admitted to employees that he was unfaithful to his wife.
Source bloomberg

Memory chip prices are starting to turn lower, making this the clearest disinflation signal. Memory is one of the first places to feel demand cooling, so it can take some pressure off the inflation narrative without waiting for a recession. What do you think?

$ERA ‌ is quietly building momentum again.

Price has recovered from the $0.05627 low and is now trading around $0.0755, with the daily Supertrend bullish at $0.05389. The recent candles show buyers gradually regaining control.

Key levels to watch:

Support: $0.0718
Next support: $0.0639
Major support: $0.0539
Resistance: $0.0814
Next target zone: $0.0840 to $0.0940

A daily close above $0.0814 would strengthen the bullish case. Until then, holding above $0.0718 remains important.

The recovery looks promising, but confirmation above resistance is what matters now.

$AMD ‌#Ahr999EntersBott

I warned U not to mess with the hot potato 🥔
$ETH

In June, Jensen Huang ( $NVDA CEO ) stood on stage at Computex & called Marvell “the next trillion dollar company”
$MRVL was worth about $191 billion at the time. The stock jumped about 25% the next morning
It ran all the way to about $330 a share
On Friday it closed at $141. That’s about a $124 billion company
Less than it was worth BEFORE Jensen said a word
The price ran way past fair value & now it’s coming back down. Everyone who bought the headline near the top is down over 50%
This is what happens when you buy hype instead of at a good valuation...
AGAIN... THE PRICE YOU PAY MATTERS
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Did Jensen Huang admit that an affair caused the market crash? That’s kind of interesting