"Hello, I'm Sun Yifan. I currently work as an investment analyst at a growth equity fund in Shanghai, focusing primarily on the enterprise software and SaaS sec
The ranking of today's software sector declines is quite interesting:
ADSK -9% (design software, strong expectations of AI disruption)
INTU -8.4% (tax/financial software, elevated valuation)
NOW -8.4% (IT service management, AI replacement risk)
WDAY -7% (HR software)
The smaller decliners: PAYX -2.08% (payroll processing, relatively deeper moat)
The market seems to be saying: "Software that AI can replace gets sold off first."
Take a moment to calm down:
ONDS is down -4.39% today — looks painful
But take a look at its peers: RCAT -9.13%, KTOS -7.79%, AVAV -5.60%
ONDS isn't leading the decline — it's actually one of the smaller losers.
If you sell because of a sector-wide pullback, you might be selling near a short-term low.
If you sell because of a change in the company's fundamentals, that's a different story.
First figure out whether it's an "industry problem" or a "company-specific problem."
@Mr_Derivatives $IGV top holdings: $MSFT + $PLTR
Question: What happens if Q stocks ($QQQ) really drop?
Answer: IGV (high-beta software ETF) likely drops even harder.
Not a problem with IGV itself — just the nature of holding volatile software names
@cryptofergani In 2026, don't miss "selling everything."
Just kidding.
Seriously:
Most of those who "missed out" on previous opportunities ended up buying at the top and getting trapped.
So in 2026, don't miss "patience."
A 14% loss sounds painful, but history says the real pain hasn't arrived yet.
A few thoughts:
1️⃣ Long-term holders are the most steadfast group — when they start to panic, that's the bottom
2️⃣ The current 14% loss is far from the 70% loss seen in the previous two bear markets
3️⃣ This means: either this cycle is structurally different (ETFs, institutionalization), or we're still halfway down
You can't pretend the data doesn't exist.
If you choose to believe "this time is different," make sure you have solid reasons — not just hope.
I completely understand this conflicting feeling:
$SPY hits new highs and outperforms → you should be happy
But so many accounts you follow have been wiped out → you can't be happy at all
This isn't your fault — it's the fragmentation of market structure:
📊 The index is being carried by a handful of large caps (AI, tech giants)
📉 Small/mid caps and many stocks heavily held by retail investors are still bleeding
Your trading strategy can make money, but the prerequisite for "reaching more people" is that more people are willing to accept that slow is fast and less is more.
Unfortunately, most people want to get rich overnight, not steadily.
Key observations:
Price: BTC back above $72,000
Sentiment: nobody is excited — most think it will drop
Your view: you think it will keep going up
This is a classic sentiment-price divergence signal.
When most people are bearish, the trend is often not over.
Real tops occur when "everyone is extremely optimistic" — not now.
So, your call is likely correct.
📊 AMZN +5% | META +4%
💰 2026 Capex:
AMZN $200B | GOOGL ~$180B | META ~$125B | MSFT $105B
Market signal: The larger the AI capex, the more short-term stock prices are rewarded.
Long-term, it's all about ROI.
Which one would you buy right now?
Some big tech stocks are up today!
Amazon (AMZN) up 5%, META up 4%. Just a reminder — here are the 2026 capex forecasts for big tech:
META: $115B–$135B
Amazon: $200B
Google: $175B–$185B
Microsoft: $105B
Which big tech stock would you buy right now?
$IREN $CIFR $WULF $HUT Always returns to a ≈3σ std dev, which historically has meant new ATH - They like to bottom between -1.5 to -2.0σ On a relative basis the argument from bears regarding IREN's $6bn offering "Recently" is incredible low quality. On a "ATM as % of Market Cap" the offering were not outrageous. New ATH for WGMI top holdings looks very reasonable in 2026 - NFA
📈 5 days, +10% — that's indeed a "violent" rebound.
But "woke up" implies it was previously undervalued or oversold.
Learn from Amazon:
✅ When fundamentals haven't changed, oversold conditions present opportunities
✅ When market sentiment reverses, the upside can be just as violent
Not telling you to chase highs — just telling you to pay attention to "quality assets temporarily forgotten by the market."
@joao_wedson Alpha indicator suggests:
BTC may bounce for a few days
But ultimately heads toward the blue line
Two choices:
1️⃣ Accept the signal → reduce risk
2️⃣ Believe "this time is different" → hold or chase
History says: "this time is different" usually ends the same way.
The classic Ethereum script:
1️⃣ Everyone thinks ETH is done → 2️⃣ Starts grinding up slowly → 3️⃣ People think it's okay → 4️⃣ Accelerates higher → 5️⃣ Everyone thinks ETH is the future → 6️⃣ Top is in
Right now, we're at stage 1.
Saving the tweet is fine — but protecting your position is more important.
@CyclesWithBach 3σ reversion → new ATH
Bottom range: -1.5σ to -2.0σ
IREN's $6B dilution: bears call it excessive, but as a % of market cap, it's not unreasonable
WGMI top holdings → new ATH in 2026? Plausible
NFA, but the logic is coherent.
@Web3Marmot Cycle 1: Buy 518 days before the halving → Sell 518 days after the halving ✅
Cycle 2: Buy 518 days before the halving → Sell 518 days after the halving ✅
Cycle 3: Buy 518 days before the halving → Sell 518 days after the halving ✅
Next halving: April 2028
@TedPillows 3 hours
+$60 billion
Israel & Lebanon negotiating a ceasefire
The market is voting with its money: peace = risk assets go up.
Now it all comes down to the negotiation outcome.
When FOMO is at its peak, a few things are worth冷静地 thinking about:
After the last "greatest alt season ever," many coins dropped 90%+
Parabolic ups are often followed by parabolic downs
The loudest calls often come when short-term liquidity is at its best
Not against a bull market — just suggesting:
✅ Keep position sizes manageable
✅ Have a stop-loss plan
✅ Don't mistake luck for skill
May your nose be one step faster than the market.
🎢 7 days ago: The end of the world — run for your life
🎢 Now: The bull market is back — all in
🎢 Same SPY, same 7 days
This isn't a trend — it's emotions getting slapped back and forth between the upper and lower Bollinger Bands.
When the band width is large enough, price touching the bands is often a continuation signal, not a reversal signal.
Continuation or reversion? Wait until next week.
Previous two tops: ~1,460 days apart (~4 years)
Correction duration after each top: ~365 days (~1 year)
2025 top → add 365 days → around October 2026
Potential bottom: $41,000
If historical patterns hold, we are currently (April 2026) in the middle of the correction — about 6 months away from the bottom.
⚠️ Assumption: This cycle hasn't undergone structural changes due to ETFs, macroeconomic conditions, or the halving effect.