I trade gamma. active trades $WULF $FOSL $BTBT $WYFI $CLSK $NOK $MVIS. I am a non professional trader, with no association to any companies I invest in
Smallcaps flushing, neo-clouds & crypto stocks getting hit while largecaps pump.
Manipulation at its finest.
$BTBT & $WYFI will recover aggressively and rip higher real fast.
Most aren’t ready for that $BTBT breakout.
Position accordingly 👀
$BTBT heading into July with momentum.
July has historically been one of the STRONGEST months for $BTBT.
As $WYFI going higher & ETH will start to bounce… I don’t think you are BULLISH enough.
Capital gains taxes make no sense & shouldn't exist
I invest my capital. I create the opportunity. I take the risk. I do the work. I take the chances. I accept the losses if things go wrong
So why should the government collect a slice when things go right?
They didn’t take the risk. They didn’t build the business. They just take
$NOK Nokia is quietly becoming much more than a telecom equipment company.
Most investors still think of Nokia as a 5G hardware business. But today’s announcements show the company is moving higher up the value chain—where AI, software, cloud, and defense intersect.
Here’s what stood out:
🔹 Expanded partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to deploy Nokia’s Autonomous Networks Fabric in the cloud, enabling AI-driven, Level 4 autonomous telecom networks.
🔹 Joined a Finnish government-led consortium to develop next-generation counter-drone systems for border security, maritime operations, and national defense.
🔹 Partnered with Malaysia’s Tune Talk to launch the world’s first network-level parental protection system, blocking harmful content and VPN bypasses directly at the telecom network.
These aren’t isolated announcements.
They’re all built on the same foundation: secure networking, AI, automation, and mission-critical infrastructure.
Instead of simply selling network hardware, Nokia is positioning itself as the intelligence layer behind future communications.
With earnings expected to grow, AI becoming embedded into telecom operations, and governments increasing spending on digital sovereignty and defense infrastructure, Nokia’s opportunity today looks much broader than the Nokia most investors remember.
Sometimes the market doesn’t reward what a company was.
It rewards what it’s becoming.