Still hard to believe that this entire brand came from such a small idea so many months ago. Now we have 500+ members and growing daily.
10,000 members by 2028.
Dreams do come true.
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Bitcoin has now officially fallen below its $75,000 Buyer Zone and entered the Dead Zone.
There is VERY little liquidity between $75,000 and $67,000, which means any moves BETWEEN these two levels will likely be extremely volatile and weak in nature.
Fortunately, the daily Price Meter has already extended below −3.5 into the oversold region. However, caution is still recommended.
What an insane read on AMD from The TA Toolkit.
The 4 Hour Time Frame Identified:
1. Exactly Where The Buyers Were
2. Exactly When Momentum Was Turning
3. Exactly When The Price Was Getting "Too Low"
All right before AMD made a 33% reversal over just 2 days.
Don't fade the toolkit 😤
$NVDA is RAPIDLY approaching its next Buyer Zones near $164 and $160.
The TA Toolkit Price Meter has plunged to −4.93, a reading we haven’t seen on NVIDIA in over 10 years.
Are we approaching a generational buying opportunity, or is this sell-off about to get even worse?
$XRP is now just 8 cents away from its next major Buyer Zone at $.98.
With a price meter reading of -4.14, it seems reasonable to assume that the buyers are going to try to step in pretty soon here.
Time shall tell.
Bitcoin is currently in a VERY important battle between buyers and sellers as buyers attempt to hold the $75,000 liquidity zone.
With a price meter at -3.5 (officially the oversold territory) this could get REALLY interesting if support holds successfully.
With everything going on around Jensen Huang I think it’s important to take a step back and look at who actually owns $NVDA.
As of June 30, institutions held roughly 70% of NVIDIA’s shares. The 10 largest held almost 34% by themselves.
“Institutional ownership” makes people think of Wall Street but behind those holdings are retirement accounts, pension funds and people putting a portion of every paycheck into an S&P 500 fund.
The board has launched an independent investigation and expressed confidence in Jensen and his leadership team. It also said it currently has no reason to believe national security or NVIDIA’s secrets were compromised. That investigation needs to run its course.
I’m not going to speculate. I’m waiting for the facts like everyone else.
As an investor I want to know whether anything has compromised NVIDIA’s technology, damaged customer relationships or affected its ability to do business and grow earnings.
Those are the questions that matter for the stock and for the people whose savings are invested in it.
@TwanaMuham29503@amitisinvesting I would say that cheating on your wife absolutely reflects aspects of your character that can carry over into your ability as the head of a company.
As of now the market seems to be punishing Nvidia and Nvidia only for the news.
A more rationale response than I was expecting tbh.
Let’s see if it carries into market open tomorrow.