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There appears to be a pivot away from stocks in the SAAS sector which used to trade at very high multiples due to expectations of strong growth to more moderate growth, and MSFT appears to be a casualty of that. AI is here to stay but whether users will pay enough to cover the investment costs are a key unknown, especially when depreciation or AI hardware depreciates more rapidly than expected.

🌟🌟🌟With President Trump officially nominating Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve Chair to replace Jerome Powell in May, markets are entering a new phase of policy reassessment.  Warsh has long been viewed as a hawk - attentive to inflation risks and cautious about excess liquidity.  However his record shows a more situational and pragmatic approach. During the 2008 financial crisis, he was one of the earliest voices inside the Fed calling for swift meaningful rate cuts to stabilise the system.  That flexibility is why his nomination is generating mixed reactions.  Warsh's experience and credibility may help steady markets.  His historical hawkishness raises questions about the future rate path.  However Warsh was nominated by President Trump who prefers l

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The nomination of Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair has sent shockwaves through the precious metals market, triggering a historic sell-off that forced gold to surrender the $5,000 level The market is split into two camps following the breach of this psychological floor; bulls argue for a rapid reclaim toward $6,200, while bears insist the Warsh Effect marks the definitive end of the gold rally UBS maintains that this plunge below $5,000 is a temporary liquidation event before an eventual climb to $6,200; the bank cite long-term global instability as a reason for prices to recover Cathie Wood and other skeptics view the move as proof that a hawkish Fed will crush the gold bubble; they argue that a stronger dollar and high real rates make previous gains in gold unsustainable Whether gold can fight ba

$Microsoft(MSFT)$  $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$  $Apple(AAPL)$  $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   The recent Mag 7 earnings have turned the tech sector into a battleground, with high expectations clashing against capital expenditure realities, raising concerns about the AI tax on balance sheets。。。 Microsoft (MSFT) plunged -12%, sparking debates on whether the crash is an overreaction and $400 is a good "dip-buy" level for long-term entry, with some fearing deeper, unresolved issues Meta Platforms (META) surged +10%, leading the market to assess if it is still worth chasing; Apple (AAPL) remai

$CME Bitcoin - main 2602(BTCmain)$ $Bitwise XRP ETF(XRP)$  $Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$  📉🔥 Metals Flushed Yesterday. Crypto Liquidated Today. Global Risk Reset in Motion. 🔥📉 I’m watching a full cross-asset deleveraging wave hit markets in real time. Metals liquidated first, now crypto follows with aggressive forced unwinds as leverage gets purged and liquidity pockets get raided across majors. Crypto never trades in isolation. This is macro repositioning, volatility expansion, liquidity drain and risk regime repricing colliding simultaneously. 🚨 Crypto Damage Snapshot 🟥 $BTC −7.9% 🟥 $ETH −11.5% 🟥 $SOL −13% 🟥 $DOGE −12%+ 🟥 $XRP −9%+ This

On Friday, President Donald Trump tapped Kevin Warsh to replace Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve Chair, ending a prolonged saga that plunged the central bank into rare and unprecedented turmoil. Let me break down the U.S. stocks associated with him. Warsh has been a partner and advisor at Duquesne Family Office since 2011. This family office is well known—its founder, Stanley Druckenmiller, is famous for his aggressive, high-conviction, all-in style of investing. The most recent holdings we can find are from their 2025 Q3 disclosure: Top 10 Core Holdings $Natera(NTRA)$  – ~US$517 million (12.74%) Increased by 129,300 shares in Q3. A core healthcare holding, betting on greater penetration of genetic testing.

Storage's Earnings Week: A Valuation X-Ray of Top Names This week (the Jan 27–29 earnings window), the storage complex delivered a highly consistent message to the market: across HDD (nearline), NAND/eSSD, and DRAM/HBM, the industry's "supply discipline + extended visibility from large customers: is pushing the cycle from a "rebound" toward a "repricing" phase.  The most important point of resonance across several research notes this week is that multiple companies are stressing that 2026 capacity is largely locked in/sold out—and some are already talking about 2027—which is not typical in a standard memory/storage cycle. A Valuation Look-Through Memory names (DRAM/NAND) are still mostly single-digit to low-teens forward P/E (≈8–13x) despite sharply higher run-rate earnings. Especiall

🌟🌟🌟Bitcoin has slipped below USD 80,000, a brutal 30% drawdown from its October peak - the kind of fall that shakes even the strongest hand.  This time, the fear isn't retail panic.  It is institutional hesitation. 3 straight months of USD 4.8 billion in net outflows from US listed Bitcoin ETFs - the longest streak since launch.  This has drained confidence and liquidity.  While Bitcoin bleeds, Gold is surging, pulling capital toward the oldest safe haven away from the newest. This is not a quiet correction.  This is a sentiment reset.  Is This A Deeper Shift In Institutional Appetite? Maybe.  Institutions do not panic, they reposition.  ETFs outflows tell a story :  Risk appetite is cooling.  Macro uncertainty is rising.  Gold is recl

$Royal Caribbean Cruises(RCL)$  $Norwegian Cruise Line(NCLH)$  $Royal Olympic Cruise Lines, Inc.(ROCLF)$  🚢💰📊 $RCL Explodes +12% as 2026 EPS Guidance Triggers a Forward Repricing 📊💰🚢 🚢 🛳️🕰️🚀 Another historic move! Today was $RCL (Royal Caribbean Cruises) BEST trading day since November 9, 2020, as cruise stocks explode higher. 📈 $RCL +12% today, surging after bullish 2026 EPS guidance ($17.70-$18.10) topped consensus, with double-digit revenue growth expected from higher capacity and strong yields!! Q1 profit outlook also beat, reinforcing demand momentum into 2026. $RCL – Royal Caribbea

UnitedHealth was already making headlines in 2025. The blue chip—and largest US health insurer, accounting for roughly 30% of Medicare Advantage enrollments—has been seeing higher medical claims. Investors started worrying about thinning margins and the potential need to raise insurance premiums. But here’s the problem: recent 2027 Medicare Advantage plans will rise by just 0.09%, far lower than the expected 6%. This means premiums (i.e., revenue) can’t rise while costs keep climbing. The business simply isn’t as lucrative as before. It dragged many health insurer stocks down. Finally the  stock  looks undervalued based on our estimated fair price of $372. But our concern is that with meek revenue growth outlook, declining profitability, and restructuring adding uncertainties, we

What we just saw was not a change in character. It was a stress event. Can gold and silver rebuild momentum? Yes, but not in a straight line. The $400–$500 flush looks like forced deleveraging into thin liquidity rather than a fundamental rejection of the bull case. When one-minute bars move $100, price is being driven by positioning and margin, not macro reassessment. If the US dollar stabilises and real yields stop rising, gold can re-base relatively quickly. Silver will remain the more volatile leg, but that cuts both ways on rebounds. Sell or add? That depends on time horizon and positioning. • Long-term holders: I would not sell into panic. The macro pillars remain intact. • Traders or leveraged exposure: Risk reduction makes sense. Volatility like this usually demands consolidation.