Oil to $119. Market dumps 500 points. Then reverses.
The gambler: buys the panic, sells the recovery — at a loss.
The trader:
• Had a plan
• Didn't chase
• Waited for confirmation
If you survived yesterday without blowing up, you did something right.
Oil to $119. Market dumps 500 points. Then reverses.
The gambler: buys the panic, sells the recovery — at a loss.
The trader:
• Had a plan
• Didn't chase
• Waited for confirmation
If you survived yesterday without blowing up, you did something right. 👏
$MU on watch this week.
Earnings soon — setup looks clean:
• Up 15%+ from last week's low ($358)
• Strong pre-earnings momentum
• Key level: $455
A breakout above $455 on volume → next leg up.
Nebius $NBIS soars to $130 after announcing a new $27B AI infrastructure agreement with $META This is huge for the Nebius buildout and core AI cloud business Will we see all-time highs soon?
I love when stock pickers have very disciplined unique strategies like Josh Goldberg. He only buys after earnings surprises and doesn't hold longer than 15-months.
From the book, Stock Market Maestros
As Charles Mackay observed in 1841, "Men, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, one by one."
We are social creatures whose thinking becomes dangerously synchronized when part of a crowd. You see it in both directions in bull markets and bear markets. You see it in certain industries. No one liked gold stocks at $1300 gold, everyone loves them at $5,000 gold. No one liked oil stocks at $60 in February, but everyone is becoming oil experts at $100 oil.
I think a big part of investing is knowing when to go with the crowd while also being curious about the areas where the crowd is running away. The niches that are resilient but misunderstood.
People spend hundreds or even thousands on shoes and watches… but hesitate to spend $20 on a good book.
Investing in your look is easy. Investing in your mind? That’s the real game-changer.