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Tech heavyweights enter the week at pivotal technical junctions. As volatility persists, three key names—$NDX, $AVGO, $AAPL—demand close attention for signals of either continuation or reversal. Here’s how their setups are shaping up. 1. $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ The decline toward the lower Bollinger Band played out as anticipated. For the move to stay sustainable, the Nasdaq 100 must recover and hold $25,123.7. It sounds simple, but with the $VIX at 18.0, volatility remains high, caution is still the priority. 2. $Broadcom(AVGO)$ Most long-wick hammer candles have preceded bounces, just as we saw on Thursday, which led into Friday’s rally. The second hammer has presented more traction, if that's the case again,

$Alphabet(GOOG)$ huat huat huat huat huat huat huat huat huat huat ah 

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  dropped to the 200 sma and bounced hard just as I predicted in last week's post. Now the question is, is this just a dead cat bounce and lower we go? The nasdaq 100 made a lower low on the daily chart. I'm watching for the lower high, could be any of the moving averages overhead or it could clear all of them letting everyone think higher we go and form a bull trap. 2026 is tougher to navigate with all this sideways chop, but if you're a long term investor like me it doesn't matter just buy great companies at low valuations and hold them through the ups and downs. Whatever happens in the short term is anyone's guess, in 5 to 10 years my portfolio will be a lot more valuable than it is now that's all I know! Huat ah! [Mise

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ I am up but sad I sold most of my position at only 200% up

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ need another bull run

$Wal-Mart(WMT)$  $Microsoft(MSFT)$  $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$   The recent market action marks a historic apex, where the real economy begins harvesting AI gains once reserved for tech creators With Walmart (WMT) becoming the first traditional retailer to hit a $1 trillion market cap while software stocks crash, the market stands at a crossroad, signaling a pivot where operational AI integration is now valued as highly as software innovation。。。 Investors now bet that real-world AI users offer more upside than software sellers, fearing that AI-automated coding will erode traditional SaaS pricing power and competitive moats Whi

The recent earnings reports from Google, Amazon, and Microsoft have highlighted a common theme: strong growth, but also sharply higher capital expenditures (CapEx). This has led to a mixed reaction from investors, with some stocks recovering from initial declines, while others have continued to fall. Google's earnings report showed strong growth, but the company's CapEx guidance was higher than expected, leading to an initial 7% drop in the stock price. However, the stock managed to recover and closed only 0.6% lower. Amazon, on the other hand, reported strong growth, but its CapEx guidance was even higher, leading to a 10% decline in the stock price. Microsoft's earnings report last week also showed a major surge in CapEx, and the stock has fallen about 15% over the past two weeks. This s

The stage is set for DBS's highly anticipated earnings release on February 9. With the stock trading at $59.66, just shy of the $60 mark, investors are eagerly awaiting the results to determine if this psychological barrier will be breached. Let's delve into the two possible scenarios: Scenario A: Breakout to $60+ A strongearnings report,particularly in the wealth management segment, could be the catalyst for a breakout above $60. If DBS reports impressive growth in this area, it may exceed market expectations, leading to a sustained rally. This would indicate that the bank's strategic efforts are yielding positive results, and investors are confident in its continued growth prospects. Scenario B: Buy the Rumor, Sell the Fact Conversely, if the market has already factored in the expec

Bitcoin (BTC) Bitcoin Recovers Above $72,000 as Institutional Bulls Defend Long-Term Thesis Bitcoin (BTC) has managed a modest recovery, climbing back above the $72,000 mark ($72,222) after a brutal week of selling that saw prices dip below $60,000. Despite the short-term volatility, institutional conviction remains unshaken. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) founder Michael Saylor hinted at further accumulation with his "Orange Dots Matter" post, suggesting the firm is buying the dip even as its holdings sit below cost basis with a $3.4 billion unrealized loss. Similarly, Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley called the sub-$70k levels a "once-in-a-lifetime" entry point, reinforcing the narrative that smart money is absorbing the panic selling. However, the market is navigating significant headwinds

$Microsoft(MSFT)$ Finally PE drop to 24. Couldn't resist it. Start building position. Everyday I'm using Windows, sharepoint, teams, Hotmail. Don't mention Microsoft own 30% of OpenAI/Chatgpt. 

$Microsoft(MSFT)$ Everyone dumping this wide moat company like it's a shitcoin lol that's great sell me more i wish I had more money I would love to buy as much as I can