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Technical Analysis: $Gold - main 2608(GCmain)$ After a sharp decline, gold is currently trading within a high-range consolidation pattern following a rebound. The price found support at the previous low (around $3,968) and staged a corrective rally, but is now facing significant resistance at the $4,098–$4,100 range! The trading recommendation is to focus on selling on rallies as prices approach resistance levels! Strategy: XAUUSD Sell: 4082–4086 TP: 4060 SL: 4101 This week, the market will see a flurry of U.S. June labor market data releases (including Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) and JOLTS job openings). If the nonfarm payrolls data comes in strong, it will reinforce expectations of a Fed rate hike and weigh on gold; the price may

Not every stock trading well below its highs is a bargain—but market leaders with strong long-term catalysts often create attractive opportunities after sharp pullbacks. RIGHT NOW, there's 23 stocks ON SALE that will hit all time highs in less than 12 months: 1. $Oracle(ORCL)$ -56.9% — Cloud backbone for AI workloads, multicloud demand just getting started 2. $ServiceNow(NOW)$ -53.3% — AI workflow automation leader, enterprise adoption still in early innings 3. $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ -45.6% — AI analytics leader for defense/enterprise, deep moat compounding fast 4. $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ -30.8% — AI-driv

Technical indicators are highlighting two contrasting setups among the AI megacaps. While NVIDIA is attempting a bullish reversal from oversold conditions, Alphabet is flashing a historically significant weekly MACD bearish crossover, putting traders on alert for the next major move. 1. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ The oscillator is attempting an bullish crossover in oversold zone. The last two instances brought tactical bounces, and the one prior a 20% rally. Gaps exist both ways; bulls need 189 cleared for good. Will NVDA come to the rescue if $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ and $Micron Technology(MU)$ keep consolidating? 2. $Alphabet(GOOG)$

$Applied Optoelectronics(AAOI)$ The direct answer first: AAOI didn't reverse upward this week because something broke in the company's story. It fell 16% because something broke in the market's mood — and when the AI infrastructure trade unravels sector-wide, a stock that's up 380% on the year tends to absorb more of that unraveling than almost anything else in the index. The fundamental case for Applied Optoelectronics is intact. The timing of the structural recovery, however, has been reset. Here's what actually happened, why the trend reversal was pushed further out, and what the updated framework is now pointing toward. What hit AAOI this week — and it wasn't AAOI To understand why this week's decline was as sharp as it was, you need to start

$Applied Optoelectronics(AAOI)$ ⚡ Key Takeaway AAOI closed the week of Jun 22 at $135.7, a −16.16% decline — the steepest single-week drop of this Bearish zone cycle, and one that has pushed the Risk Level into Level-3 structural breakdown territory while pulling the zone level to Bearish −97%. What this week has also done, however, is crystallize the forward structure with a specificity that last week's data could not yet deliver: the buy window is now dated at Jul 20–27 near $148.1, and the sell target has been redefined at $236.7 for Aug 17–24. The 10-week expected average has shifted into Bearish territory, the Bullish transition horizon has extended to 8 weeks, and the ~3-week turning point is the structural gate between now and the entry win

The macroeconomic environment for the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ has undergone a severe hawkish turn, fundamentally altering the trajectory of the broader market. The confluence of reaccelerating inflation, driven by geopolitical energy shocks and rising service sector costs, has forced the Federal Reserve to completely abandon any prospect of rate cuts for 2026. Instead, the market must now digest the reality of an active monetary tightening cycle. The broader market remains entrenched in a rotational phase. The technology sector is facing mounting pressure. We are observing a sequence of weakness that originated in software, transitioned into the Magnificent Seven, and is now sending its first warning ripples through the semiconductor space. Is this su

Markets remain at a critical technical inflection point. While the $SPX was rejected at key resistance, $QQQ is now testing major support, setting the stage for the market's next directional move. 1. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ As posted last night in my daily note (subscribe, link in bio): 7,412 was a resistance zone to consider; the $MU euphoria could find rejection there. The top of the day was $7,419🎯 and the structure is still weak. 2. $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ $QQQ is sitting right on the edge. It found support at the 50DMA, while the 20DMA is curling down. If that 50DMA fails, the lack of volume at price could trigger a rapid trapdoor move straight toward the 682 gap. Every week, I publish high-probability setups.

There’s a saying that will become more mainstream very soon. And that saying is “Time to Power.” Time to Power is starting to matter more in the infrastructure buildout. There are of course bottlenecks everywhere, but access to power is a big one. Why does it matter so much? Let’s look at a hypothetical data center build. These oftentimes will cost billions, or tens of billions, and the majority is financed with debt. As a debt provider the main question you’ll try and answer is “what is the likelihood the borrower will be able to pay back this loan, and under what timeline.” To answer that question, they’ll dig in on when the cash register will start ringing for the borrower (ie when the borrower will generate revenue). You could procure the chips, acquire the land, do everything necessar

$Blackstone Group LP(BX)$ $Blackstone Inc. (BX) Rallies +1.05%: Defends $114 Support Amidst Sector-Wide Liquidity Fears Latest Close Data 📊 Closed at $114.18 (+$1.19, +1.05%) on 2026-06-26, still ~40% below its 52-week high of $190.09. Core Market Drivers 🏛️ The stock rebounded from a sharp sell-off driven by sector-wide concerns. Recent reports highlight a "liquidity crunch" in private credit, with peers like Apollo and Morgan Stanley capping redemptions. Blackstone's own $79B BCRED fund had previously set a 5% withdrawal limit, fueling market anxiety about alternative asset managers. Technical Analysis 📈 Volume was moderate at 4.83M shares (Volume Ratio 0.72). The MACD histogram is negative at -1.17, indicating bearish momentum persists, but the D