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🌟🌟🌟OpenAI at USD 1 Trillion IPO -reasonably priced or bubble?  If you believe that AI is the next industrial revolution, Artificial General Intelligence or AGI is inevitable - OpenAI sits at the centre of the ecosystem, then USD 1 Trillion isn't crazy.  It is the price of owning the operating system of the future. But let's be honest.  The fears are real: valuation is running ahead of revenue, rising capex, competition from every AI company including Anthropic & open source ones like DeepSeek.  The biggest fear is what if margins collapse? A USD 1 Trillion IPO means perfection is priced in.  There is no room for missteps, no delays, no margin compression & no regulatory surprises. So bubble or reasonable? Do you believe OpenAI becomes the central intellige

The World Cup "curse" is real. But it is probably not what you think it is. The data is clear. Over past World Cup tournaments, trading volume in major stock indexes during knockout rounds fell dramatically. In the US, shares changing hands on the S&P 500 dropped more than 18% during match periods. The FTSE 100 saw a nearly 23% decline. Germany's DAX fell 33%. Markets do not crash during the World Cup. They just go quiet. And thin markets amplify volatility in both directions. The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off June 11 with France leading implied tournament probability at 16.2%, narrowly ahead of Spain at 16.0%, Portugal at 11.3%, and England at 10.9%. Argentina, the defending champion, sits at 8.8%. Brazil at 8.3%. But forget the football predictions. Here is where the real money moves

Read Dan's article published on 9 June 2026 for full disclaimers: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/china-tech-back-conversation-dan-chang-c-s-%E5%BC%A0%E7%88%B5%E5%85%B4--u1rxc?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&utm_campaign=share_via The Market Moved On. Did China Tech? Markets have a habit of making yesterday's favourites look forgotten, until they aren't. Some years ago, before the clampdown by China authorities in 2021, almost every conversation seemed to revolve around China technology stocks. Alibaba, Tencent and Xiaomi were just some of the names that investors couldn't get enough of. Then the narrative changed. Regulatory concerns, slowing economic growth, property market challenges and geopolitical tensions gradually dampened sentiment towards China equities. At the same

The Wrong War Wall Street has become obsessed with a single question: can Qualcomm crack the PC market and take meaningful share from Intel and AMD? It is an understandable debate. Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite platform and Oryon CPU architecture have finally given the company a credible shot at breaking into a market that has historically treated ARM chips like an uninvited guest at a family barbecue. Yet I think investors are fighting the wrong war. The real question is not whether Qualcomm becomes the king of AI PCs. It is whether Qualcomm can position itself to benefit every time another AI-capable device joins the global network. That may sound less exciting than a silicon showdown, but history suggests the companies that own the roads often make more money than the companies racing o

Let's establish what actually happened first. Friday was Wall Street's worst day of the year. The Nasdaq fell 4.2% and the S&P 500 dropped 2.6% after May payrolls came in at 172,000, more than double expectations, raising the probability of a Fed rate hike and triggering the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index's largest single-session decline in months. The trigger was not an earnings miss. Not a product failure. Not a fundamental shift in AI demand. It was a jobs number that spooked rate expectations, and chip stocks happened to be the most crowded trade on the board. MU bore the brunt of it. Then Monday happened. Chip stocks rebounded sharply, led by Marvell and Micron, up almost 9% and 7% respectively. The 3x leveraged chip ETF soared 15.83%. Intel gained 11.19%. NVDA climbed after ann

$ARM Holdings(ARM)$  $ARM Holdings(ARM)$  once the war is over, I am not sure if it will remain below $500 

The market's inability to build on oversold conditions points to a fragile backdrop. For now, every failed bounce strengthens the bearish case. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ Fear is rising after an extended period of dumb money confidence, which usually precedes declines. Sentiment indicators like Fear & Greed or Smart/Dumb Money do not time turning points like price action, but they signal when to stay in defensive mode, like today. Technical bounces following a sell-off are normal, but today's bounce completely vanished, validating the bearish thesis. Not even the daily level of $7,431 posted last night for everyone subscribed was recovered. The chart remains bearish and suggests a continuation lower. 😍 Been eyeing Tiger merch but short on Tiger Coins

Called the destination. Price delivered. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ rejected the Daily FVG, declined straight into the Weekly FVG support, bounced. No clean 5-wave decline → bullish WXY confirmed off the low. Near-term: up. Target is the Daily FVG resistance at 7467–7516. I expect it to reject there again. But until then, dips get bought. $SPX into the Weekly FVG exactly where the room was told to look. Morning call: bearish WXY, SMT at the high, next leg down to 7330–7272. Price hit it. Members banked it. 😍 Been eyeing Tiger merch but short on Tiger Coins? Now's your chance. 🎁 We’ve selected 4 high-demand items across practial, lifestyle, and learning, now with a lower redemption threshold!

If you trade $SPY or $QQQ, watch this before CPI tomorrow. ⚠️ We pulled back ~3%, held short‑term support, and buyers stepped in. My Bull Cycle criteria are still met, so I’m bullish. 1. $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $SPY testing liquidity support once again If price is going to bounce, it's right now Still bullish, but if we break this level things will get ugly 1hr just closed increasing BX after the liquidity grab Support still holdings ✅ 2. $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ 1hr just closed with increasing BX after that liquidity grab Good sign for the bulls Make or break for QQQ If buyers are going to step in, it's now If we snap this level, this could be the top for the next couple of weeks Still bullish for now