Muse is an amateur; Muse is an amateur $SNDKB She actually told me not to short 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 She went on analyzing, and I didn't understand any of it—she was basically just telling me not to short
$SNDK.US Following news about Jensen Huang, Nvidia fell sharply in early trading, and chip stocks such as SanDisk followed suit. They have since recovered. Last Thursday, the Nasdaq plunged 5.5%, falling 3.4% for the week, while chip stocks rebounded about 4.2% on Friday. The drop was fast, and so was the recovery—showing that investors haven’t given up on AI. Those brave enough to buy the dip came out on top again.
Honestly, I don't know what everyone's panicking about Trump is still the president of the United States New bills still have to go through the proper process Factional infighting isn't anything new People always make their statements as aggressively as possible Value will eventually return
Will it be like this again today? Nonfarm payrolls and the unemployment rate were both better than expected. The result is that a rate hike next month is highly likely. No hope of rate cuts. Good news turns into bad news, and bad news is still bad news.
WTI is around $101.8. After climbing for three straight days to $104.5, it pulled back from its highs, down about 2.2% on the day; Brent is around $111.6 • Bearish case: The market has already priced in OPEC+ keeping December output unchanged. U.S.-Iran diplomacy is progressing, expectations of the Strait of Hormuz reopening are growing, and the geopolitical premium is fading • But don’t go heavily short: U.S. commercial inventories have fallen to a low of 411 million barrels, while Goldman Sachs and UBS still forecast $105–110 by year-end. Fundamentals remain tight, supporting prices on the downside • Technically, it’s a 100.5–104.5 range: short only if a rebound to 102.5–104 meets resistance, with a stop above the previous high. Only look for 100.5 and 99$CL if it decisively breaks below 101
WTI is around $101.8. After climbing for three straight days to $104.5, it pulled back from its highs, down about 2.2% on the day; Brent is around $111.6 • Bearish case: The market has already priced in OPEC+ keeping December output unchanged. U.S.-Iran diplomacy is progressing, expectations of the Strait of Hormuz reopening are growing, and the geopolitical premium is fading • But don’t go heavily short: U.S. commercial inventories have fallen to a low of 411 million barrels, while Goldman Sachs and UBS still forecast $105–110 by year-end. Fundamentals remain tight, supporting prices on the downside • Technically, it’s a 100.5–104.5 range: short only if a rebound to 102.5–104 meets resistance, with a stop above the previous high. Only look for 100.5 and 99$CL if it decisively breaks below 101
$Binance folks, this thing is absolute garbage. How can it retrace this much? Even after trading opened on the exchange, it still won’t pump. Guess that’s all there is to it. I thought Shuangsheng really needed something to heat up the market.
It was my first day posting U.S. stock content on Twitter, and by the second day it already looked like this. What should I do? Should I keep doing it for another day? #美股2026
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$BTC Bitcoin's recent volatility has been like a monkey climbing a tree, darting up and down. More and more traders are choosing U.S. stocks and alpha meme coins. There are indeed more choices. But you still believe the broader crypto market remains the bellwether for the entire financial market.