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$Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$  $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$  This tape is mispricing a volatility regime shift into $TSM earnings on 15 Jan. Price is not stalling, it is compressing, and when compression appears alongside rising institutional flow, short dated gamma and suppressed IV, it creates the highest probability environment for non linear price discovery. Taiwan Semiconductor is not trading like a mature foundry, it is trading like an AI infrastructure gatekeeper with a liquidity vacuum above the tape. $TSM is sitting at $325.40 (-1.75%) after printing a gap down and go from $324 to $333+ immediately following

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares(TSLL)$  $T-Rex 2x Inverse Tesla Daily Target ETF(TSLZ)$  This FSD shift isn’t cosmetic, it’s structural ⚡️ With $TSLA around $436.61 and sitting right on the $437 liquidity pivot 👀📉, the timing of Elon Musk’s move matters. Tesla is killing the $8k one-time FSD purchase and shifting to subscription only by 14Feb, likely around $99 per month. That reframes FSD as a living software service, not a fixed promise. 1️⃣ Eliminating the purchase option removes the hardware upgrade and retrofit overhang for new buyers, subscribers aren’t promised anything beyond the service. 2️⃣ One of Elon Musk’s

Heavy Oracle Put Buying Flags Downside Risk Amid Software Selloff, Lawsuit Risk On Wednesday, U.S. software stocks broadly weakened, with $Oracle(ORCL)$   shares falling more than 5% intraday. Beyond news that the company has been sued by a creditor, an unusual options trade suggests institutional investors are proactively pricing in downside risk for Oracle over the coming weeks. Heavy Put Buying Signals Institutional Short-Term Bearish Positioning Options data show significant activity in ORCL's February 13, 2026 $160 put, where nearly 10,000 contracts traded in a single session while open interest previously stood at only single digits. The volume-to-open-interest ratio (V/OI) exceeded 100, strongly indi

Quantum Computing 2026: The Key Things Investors Should Watch Quantum computing is real tech, but it's still a long way from "mass-market profits." The sector's repeated hype cycles over the past year make more sense if you treat it as the overlap of three forces: a world-changing story, theme-driven capital flows, and Big Tech / government budgets slowly turning imagination into line items. For public-market investors, the most practical mindset is not "When will quantum finally arrive?” but: this is a high-volatility, milestone-driven space. In the near term, prices tend to move on catalysts and valuation resets; in the long term, the winners are likely determined by error correction (fault tolerance), scalability, and whether orders/cash flow can keep up with burn. 1) Where the tech rea

My stock in focus today is CRML $CRITICAL METALS CORPORATION(CRML)$ , following Trump’s new executive order aimed at securing U.S. supply chains for critical minerals currently dominated by China. The directive signals a clear policy shift toward reshoring, tariff protection, and potential price floors for strategic minerals, which structurally benefits domestic producers. The market reaction was immediate, with rare earth and critical metals stocks surging across the board, and CRML jumping 33%, reflecting how sensitive this sector is to policy-driven catalysts. This isn’t just a short-term headline trade — it highlights how critical minerals are becoming a na

December 2025 core CPI cooled to a crisp 2.6% year-over-year, hitting a four-year low and beating whispers of 2.7%. Headline inflation held steady at 2.7%, with monthly bumps from shelter and food, but used cars and energy dragged it down. Sounds like a win for disinflation, right? 😎 Yet stocks yawned – S&P 500 dipped 0.2%, Dow shed over 400 points, and Nasdaq barely budged. No fireworks, no risk-on frenzy. Why? Because this "soft" print didn't rewrite the Fed's script. Markets are now locked in: zero cuts in January (95% odds of hold), slim chance in March (under 20%), and June emerging as the real starting line for any easing. But here's the plot twist – big players like JPMorgan are ditching cuts entirely for 2026, predicting a 25bps hike by Q3 2027! 😱 Goldman and Barclays pushed th

📊 Closing Snapshot As of the close on January 14, 2026 (ET), Sidus Space (SIDU) surged to $3.75, marking a significant gain of +20.58%. The stock is now approximately 30.4% below its 52-week high of $5.39. High intraday volatility of 31.83% and a massive turnover rate of 86.59% indicate intense speculative interest and significant price discovery. 🚀 Core Market Drivers Speculative Momentum & Low Float: The stock's extremely low float (~35 million shares) and massive daily volume (56.5 million shares) create conditions ripe for high volatility and sharp price movements, amplified by retail trading interest. Sector Sentiment & Capital Flow: While specific news is absent, the broader space sector and micro-cap momentum appear to be key drivers. Notably, daily capital flow data shows a