@min6027 Feels like everyone's waiting for that perfect entry but most of us miss the bounce while second-guessing. MU range seems tight enough though.
July tech buy zones (tactical):
$NVDA ~$190-200 support;
$TSM ~$410-430;
$AVGO ~$240-260;
$AMZN ~$230-240;
$MU ~$110-120. Skip chasing, jump in on dips once catalyst shows up. Keep it small, hold 3-6 months on AI cycle.
@s_santa8989z Ramping custom silicon while still leaning on NVDA supply chains feels like a hedge more than a full pivot. Interesting to watch how this plays out over the next couple quarters.
$AMZN Trainium3 is ramping up fast. A 20-30% custom silicon shipment increase in Q3 shows major internal AI confidence, with rack-scale production kicking off in July. Hyperscaler capex still supports $NVDA, $AVGO, and $GOOG supply chains. For now, $AMZN is a core hold—keep an
Gold's still stuck in a tight range with no real direction. 🟡 Buyers and sellers are pretty evenly matched, and the pace has definitely slowed down. Maybe it's the FIFA World Cup causing the lull? 🤔
We just saw the biggest ETF launch ever 🚀
The Leverage Shares 2x Long SpaceX ETF $SPCH racked up $4 billion in trades its first week.
That's a record for any ETF's first week—beating IBIT and DRAM. And it did it in just 4 days thanks to the holiday week.
(Source: @Eri
You know trump can fuck all of the funds and every analyst on tv If he announces Iran signed a deal Spx at 8000 3 back to back limit up days. And the rally that will fuck all the so called they selling to buy space z
Once in a century rally if deal comes
AAPL didn't get hit as hard as other big stocks on Friday.
WWDC week usually ends up being a classic buy the rumor, sell the news thing.
Will we see the same pattern this time?
A -2% to -3% drop is just a normal weekly move.
-5% to -7% is a pullback.
-10% is a correction.
-15% is a deeper one.
-20% to -25% means bear market.
-30% to -40% is a serious bear.
-50% is a full crash.
-60% is a severe crash.
-70%+? Welcome to hell.
The $SPX is on
The U.S. is switching gears—they'll use their own Ebola treatment centers now, since the High Court blocked their plan to set up a quarantine facility in Kenya.