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Precious Metals Bloodbath: Gold, Silver Miners Crushed as Dollar and Yields Surge Against the backdrop of continued strength in U.S. economic data and a market rapidly repricing the Federal Reserve's rate-cut path, the precious metals sector suffered its most severe systemic selloff of 2026 on Friday. Spot gold plunged 6.38% while spot silver collapsed 8.45%, triggering a broad-based selloff across precious metals and mining stocks. At the same time, the U.S. dollar index and Treasury yields surged sharply, becoming the key drivers behind the collapse in bullish sentiment toward the sector. Data showed the ICE U.S. Dollar Index rose about 0.3% to around 99.17, while the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield briefly climbed to 4.54%, marking its highest level in nearly a year. For gold and silver, th

Nvidia Post-7-Day Streak: Chart Signals $NVIDIA(NVDA)$  's breakout is arriving with unusual market heat behind it: the stock has risen for seven straight trading days, its market cap is approaching the $6 trillion mark, and it has gained about 18% since May, leading the Mag7.  More importantly, the AI trade may be rotating back toward Nvidia after earlier strength in memory and CPU-related names, as investors refocus on the core AI infrastructure leader. Daily Chart: Breakout Confirmed, but Not an Early Entry The daily chart has shifted from recovery to right-side confirmation. NVDA has cleared its multi-month $165–200 base, turning the old resistance zone into a new support reference. Trend structure is s

🔥 The Pulse $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Apple(AAPL)$ $Broadcom(AVGO)$ The White House just dropped a bomb that Wall Street is still digesting: 3,642 trades in Q1 alone, totaling between $220M–$750M, with Trump aggressively rotating OUT of legacy software and INTO $NVDA, $AAPL, $AVGO, and broad S&P 500 exposure. Meanwhile, his Beijing trip ended hours ago with ZERO relief on AI-chip export controls—meaning US semiconductor leaders just got another layer of regulatory moat protection. This isn't a meme portfolio; it's a macro factor bet on AI infrastructure, commodities, and EM reflation. The question isn't whether to follow—it's how to position before the next disclosure

Elon Musk’s latest arrival in China has reignited investor speculation around one key question: is this finally the moment Tesla gets a clearer regulatory pathway for Full Self-Driving (FSD) approval in the world’s largest EV market? From an investor’s perspective, this visit matters far beyond diplomacy. It sits at the intersection of AI, geopolitics, autonomous driving, and Tesla’s long-term valuation narrative. 1. China Is the Biggest Untapped Revenue Catalyst for Tesla FSD Tesla already has over 1.3 million FSD subscribers globally, and investors increasingly view Tesla less as a car company and more as an AI platform. China represents Tesla’s largest international EV market, making FSD approval potentially transformative for recurring software revenue. The challenge is that Chinese re

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some AI stories with you! 1 $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ proved with Electron that it can take a rocket program from first launch to industrial cadence by becoming the fastest commercially developed rocket in history to reach 50 launches (beating SpaceX Falcon 9 by a year). That same manufacturing system is now being applied to Neutron which is approaching first flight in Q42026 with a $2.2B backlog already in place. Rocket Lab is the only company outside SpaceX that has proven it can scale a launch program to this level of cadence and Neutron is where that capability gets monetized at a much larger scale. 2 President Trump filed 3,600+ trades during Q1 and the biggest winners are heavily tilte

The Pulse $Cerebras Systems(CBRS)$ $CBRS just delivered 2026's hottest tech IPO debut, exploding +68% to close at $31 on day one—and the AI inference war just got real. The wafer-scale chip maker is positioning itself as the $NVDA alternative for LLM inference, and retail is piling in like it's the second coming of the AI gold rush. But here's the rub: while the ticker's on fire, institutional money is sitting on the sidelines, the stock is trading at a mid-high teens EV/Sales multiple on a few hundred million in revenue, and margins are deep in the red. The CEO's warning about a 15-year U.S.-China chipmaking gap adds geopolitical spice, but the real question is whether this $31 close is euphoria or foresight. Let's break down the last 12 hours of

Looking at $TSLA for tomorrow. There are actually two likely potential paths from here: Scenario 1 in blue - a high (B) to $443.21 and a high (C) to $408.71. Scenario 2 in purple - a standard .382 retrace to (B) at $432.31, followed by a full .618 retrace to $398.16 that also happens to currently be set up as a perfect measured move where the length of wave (A) = the length of wave (C). Scenario 2 is stronger unless price action goes to the high (B) first at $443.21. In either case, if you are a day-trader, you could try and catch a ride from the opening low to $432.31 then hold your finger over the sell button while you wait to see if price will go higher to $443.21. As I said on Friday - the cruel thing would be if $TSLA gaps up in pre-market to a (B) before the regular session begins.

Today, my stock in focus will be $Palo Alto Networks(PANW)$   after the stock rallied last week following multiple bullish analyst upgrades. Barclays, BTIG, Wells Fargo, and Truist all raised their outlooks, reflecting growing confidence in the company's growth prospects and strong enterprise cybersecurity demand. What impressed me most is Palo Alto's continued push into AI-powered cybersecurity. Its latest AI models reportedly can identify seven times more vulnerabilities, while new products like Prisma AIRS 3.0 strengthen its position in securing AI applications. The company's platformization strategy also gives it an advantage by integrating multiple security services into one ecosystem. In my view, Palo

I’m watching the upcoming earnings closely, especially names like $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Wal-Mart(WMT)$ $Analog Devices(ADI)$ $TJX Companies(TJX)$ . The focus for me is mainly on EPS beats and forward guidance rather than just short-term price moves, especially in AI and retail-related stocks. On the dividend side, I’m looking at names like $Equinix(EQIX)$ ,Microsoft Corporation and Applied Materials Inc.. I see them more as long-term compounders where dividends are a bonus rather than the main driver. Overall, I’m staying cautiously bullish but selective, balancing growth names wit