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In my previous post, I reminded everyone to pay attention to the short-term trading opportunity at the bottom of VIX, as well as the still-bullish opportunity in short-term crude oil deferred-month contracts, namely the September WTI crude oil contract. A week has passed, and both of those calls have played out: VIX has already bottomed and turned higher: The September crude oil futures contract has rebounded continuously from the bottom, already rising 17 points from its low: This time, let’s talk about the warning I have been repeatedly giving everyone: the issue of a medium- to short-term phased pullback in U.S. stocks. As the U.S. dollar index and U.S. Treasury yields have both moved higher recently, global bond yields have broadly risen, and a pullback in global risk assets, character

$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$   U.S. - Iran War News An official statement from Centcom detailed that Iran's offensive against three U.S. warships utilized "multiple missiles, drones, and small boats," but confirmed that "no U.S. assets were struck." The statement further explained that U.S. forces "neutralized incoming threats and struck Iranian military facilities responsible for the attacks, including missile and drone launch sites, command and control locations, and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance nodes." The specific targets of the American strikes were not disclosed. The military command emphasized that it "does not seek escalation but remains positioned and ready to protect American forces

This is no longer just an earnings story. It is a liquidity and duration problem colliding with a crowded narrative. When 30Y yields push toward cycle highs, three things happen simultaneously: Discount rates rise → long-duration assets like AI stocks compress Equity risk premium becomes less attractive → rotation out of high-multiple names Leverage gets unwound → hedge funds reduce gross exposure, especially in winners That is exactly what you are seeing: AI is not being abandoned, it is being de-risked. So where does the rally breathe if NVDA disappoints? 1. Earnings must shift from “hype” to “cash flow clarity” If NVDA shows not just demand but visible monetisation (margins, backlog quality, pricing power), it can offset yield pressure. Without that, multiples compress. 2. Rotation with

Hitting ATHs signalling to take some profits and sold some stocks in May. Ready to DCA on market pullback.

What do you guys think, I am just sharing to get coins 

$Strategy(MSTR)$   Analysts at TD Cowen think shares in Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy (MSTR) could jump as much as 139% to $400 per share in the next 12 months. The new forecast reflects a $5 per share bump, up from the analysts’ previous $395 price target. TD Cowen’s bullish update comes one day after the company announced it added $2 billion worth of Bitcoin over the previous week. “Strategy’s treasury operations continue to exceed expectations, with faster-than-anticipated Bitcoin accumulation and accretive balance sheet actions driving higher BTC per share and improved financial flexibility,” TD Cowen analysts wrote.  

$Strategy(MSTR)$   Analysts at TD Cowen think shares in Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy (MSTR) could jump as much as 139% to $400 per share in the next 12 months. The new forecast reflects a $5 per share bump, up from the analysts’ previous $395 price target. TD Cowen’s bullish update comes one day after the company announced it added $2 billion worth of Bitcoin over the previous week. “Strategy’s treasury operations continue to exceed expectations, with faster-than-anticipated Bitcoin accumulation and accretive balance sheet actions driving higher BTC per share and improved financial flexibility,” TD Cowen analysts wrote.  

nvda pull back to ma support. maybe add a little. bet on boomz. even if it goes down... unlikely go under 200. even if go under 200, won't you add?

$Strategy(MSTR)$   Strategy (MSTR) is the Monster Stock to Buy for Late 2026 For the points, this stock will rebound a couple of times to $230 in the next 3 months. 2026 has hardly brought any respite to the Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR), formerly known as MicroStrategy, stock. Even though the stock is up nearly 10% this year, the performance has been rather flat over the last month. Even then, an analyst has raised its price target on the Strategy stock due to two reasons. Strategy's quarterly loss prompts possible strategy shift Founded as a software company in 1989, the Michael Saylor-led company turned to Bitcoin amid the coronavirus pandemic in 2020. It now holds 843,738 BTC on its balance sheet, consolidating i

Every year the same old phrase about selling in May and walking away, but blindly following a historical trend may not be the best idea this year. The reality of today's market is built on completely different engines than the past, and there are incredibly solid reasons why a sell in May isn't as likely or not to that extend this year. For a start, looking at corporate spending, the largest tech hyperscalers have collectively locked in nearly seven hundred billion dollars in infrastructure budgets for this year alone, and roughly three-quarters of that is tied directly to physical AI buildouts. This are massive, contracted physical infrastructure that doesn't just stop because the calendar turned to May.The race to AI supremacy is real. On top of that, look at the corporate receipts. Ear

In the May, I will hold. But will base on the reactions to the policies rolled by the new fed chair and reactions from Mr market. Afterall, nothing is certain, the market needs to down so that we can replenish our positions [Happy]

Buy the dip, the ai market still  growing at the expecially exceptionally speed

no trim. keep long term

🌟🌟🌟Sell in May and Go Away?  I don't think so.  Not when $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ is reporting its latest quarterly report today!  The global markets are holding their breath to see if Jensen Huang can single handedly ignite another massive technology supercycle or send everyone running for safety. Adding rocket to the fuel is Kevin Warsh, the new Fed Chair.  He takes the wheel at a time where the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has sent energy prices spiralling, resulting in high inflation. Add or Trim NVIDIA?  I vote ADD.  Why? 3 reasons: Blackwell & Rubin Supercycles.  Jensen said that NVIDIA has locked in at least USD 1 Trillion in orders for both chips, through to end of 2027. Big Tech Capex: Hyperscalers are ac

1. I have a long position in the market $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ 2. Sell in May recommends selling $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ which is a consideration. 3. I have a long position in the market $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ which I will sell 4. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ may fall in share price this week due to underperformance

Powell was appointed by Trump during his first term as President. The entire world knows the greed of Trump and how he was pressuring Powell to reduce the interest rates to promote investment. However, Powell resisted this as an independent decision maker to reduce inflation economy despite open threats of his removal by Trump. The new appointee Marsh may not be able to dictates of Trump as he has only a casting vote to lower or increase interest rates. If the interest rates go down then AI and Cripto shares will bounce but if investors lose confidence in independence of Federal Reserve it could be counter productive. Gulf war is impacting the world as such the market will see-saw on daily basis.

Buy the super dip.😊

Monday’s selloff looks more like positioning and seasonal pressure (“Sell in May”) than a breakdown in the AI trend. With AI names already stretched into $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ earnings, I’m not panicking, but I do expect continued volatility in high-beta stocks like $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ , $Lumentum(LITE)$ , and $Corning(GLW)$ . On the Fed side, I think the removal of forward guidance under Kevin Walsh increases uncertainty rather than reducing it. I’m staying more selective with sizing and holding some dry powder, since policy-driven volatility could rise through the summer. For NVDA, I’m still long-term constructive but aware e

I think Walsh will might be bad news, I cannot believe that he will not concede when trump comes knocking, but I hope I am wrong. Let us see, but hopefully Powell staying on the board helps curtail some of the fallout

I think nvda being the leader of the herd will  hold on the long term trend of climbing upwards. The slides now are just blips, the hype is too big and nvidia too well known to have any serious problems... that is until the AI bubble bursts

I would not over-interpret a single session selloff as a regime shift. Positioning had become crowded, so a sharp unwind was overdue regardless of the leadership change. The transition from Jerome Powell to Kevin Warsh does matter, but mainly through uncertainty. Markets dislike losing a predictable policy anchor. That raises volatility, not necessarily changes the trend immediately. On adding exposure, I would be selective rather than aggressive: I would not deploy all cash here. Macro shorts rising suggests this could extend. I would start scaling in gradually, especially into quality names that corrected on positioning rather than fundamentals. For AI/semis, I would wait until after NVIDIA earnings. That event will likely set near-term direction for the entire complex. If NVDA holds up

$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$   U.S. - Iran War News An official statement from Centcom detailed that Iran's offensive against three U.S. warships utilized "multiple missiles, drones, and small boats," but confirmed that "no U.S. assets were struck." The statement further explained that U.S. forces "neutralized incoming threats and struck Iranian military facilities responsible for the attacks, including missile and drone launch sites, command and control locations, and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance nodes." The specific targets of the American strikes were not disclosed. The military command emphasized that it "does not seek escalation but remains positioned and ready to protect American forces

In my previous post, I reminded everyone to pay attention to the short-term trading opportunity at the bottom of VIX, as well as the still-bullish opportunity in short-term crude oil deferred-month contracts, namely the September WTI crude oil contract. A week has passed, and both of those calls have played out: VIX has already bottomed and turned higher: The September crude oil futures contract has rebounded continuously from the bottom, already rising 17 points from its low: This time, let’s talk about the warning I have been repeatedly giving everyone: the issue of a medium- to short-term phased pullback in U.S. stocks. As the U.S. dollar index and U.S. Treasury yields have both moved higher recently, global bond yields have broadly risen, and a pullback in global risk assets, character

$Strategy(MSTR)$   Strategy (MSTR) is the Monster Stock to Buy for Late 2026 For the points, this stock will rebound a couple of times to $230 in the next 3 months. 2026 has hardly brought any respite to the Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR), formerly known as MicroStrategy, stock. Even though the stock is up nearly 10% this year, the performance has been rather flat over the last month. Even then, an analyst has raised its price target on the Strategy stock due to two reasons. Strategy's quarterly loss prompts possible strategy shift Founded as a software company in 1989, the Michael Saylor-led company turned to Bitcoin amid the coronavirus pandemic in 2020. It now holds 843,738 BTC on its balance sheet, consolidating i

This is no longer just an earnings story. It is a liquidity and duration problem colliding with a crowded narrative. When 30Y yields push toward cycle highs, three things happen simultaneously: Discount rates rise → long-duration assets like AI stocks compress Equity risk premium becomes less attractive → rotation out of high-multiple names Leverage gets unwound → hedge funds reduce gross exposure, especially in winners That is exactly what you are seeing: AI is not being abandoned, it is being de-risked. So where does the rally breathe if NVDA disappoints? 1. Earnings must shift from “hype” to “cash flow clarity” If NVDA shows not just demand but visible monetisation (margins, backlog quality, pricing power), it can offset yield pressure. Without that, multiples compress. 2. Rotation with

On 11 May 2026, I have presented a summary of all the Jobs reports out the week before (click here ! for the details) and wondered aloud how the inflation reports will affect US market. The week has come and gone, and I think most of us know what has happened. Here’s my recap, along with new developments that may affect the US market, going forward. US Consumer Inflation (April 2026.) April’s inflation data set the stage for the week ending Sat, 16 May 2026. The April 2026 CPI report from US Bureau of Labour Statistics (BLS) revealed a hotter-than-expected inflation picture. (see below) (a) Consumer Price Index (CPI). Headline monthly CPI was : +

Monday: $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ -8%, $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ -11%, $Lumentum(LITE)$ -9.3%, $Corning(GLW)$ -8.1% — AI photonics and storage getting hit. $NVDA$ pulled back from the $235 high to $222.32, extending lower pre-market to $220.98. Three variables are hanging over the market simultaneously this week: the Sell in May narrative is playing out, a new Fed chair just took office, and NVDA reports tomorrow night. What is Monday's selloff telling us? May is structurally a high-pressure month — end-of-quarter repositioning, late earnings season, summer liquidity compression. The "Sell in May" narrative tends to self-fulfill. But in

Warsh Takes the Wheel, Tech Bleeds: Is the AI Deleveraging a Trap or a Buy-the-Dip Gift? The Powell era is officially over. With Jerome Powell stepping down on May 15th and Kevin Warsh sworn in as the new Fed Chair, the market reacted exactly how you’d expect during a major regime change: with absolute violence. U.S. equities faced a sharp, broad-based liquidation on Monday, with high-beta tech, AI-photonics, and memory chips taking the brunt of the damage. But this wasn't just a regular red day—under the hood, both hedge funds and asset managers recorded simultaneous net selling, pushing macro short positions to a two-month high. The institutional smart money is actively de-risking. The question for retail now is simple: do you blindly buy this tech dip, or is this the start of a much dee

The Great Capital Migration: Why Rising Bond Yields and Geopolitical Chaos Require An Immediate Pivot to XLP, XLE and IAU ETFs  🌟🌟🌟The global financial order has just experienced a profound macro economic systemic break.  With the exit of Jerome Powell and the hawkish transition to Kevin Warsh as the new Fed Chair, there is much uncertainty in the markets.  On top of that, the fragile US Iran war truce threatens to completely fall apart. US Bond Sell Off The financial reality we are facing now is a severe systemic global bond sell off, where dropping bond prices are forcing yields vertically higher. The 30 year US Treasury Bond yield is currently sitting at a near 20 year high of 5.13%.  The 10 Year benchmark yield has rocketed to a 16 month high of 4.60%.  This is

$Strategy(MSTR)$   Analysts at TD Cowen think shares in Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy (MSTR) could jump as much as 139% to $400 per share in the next 12 months. The new forecast reflects a $5 per share bump, up from the analysts’ previous $395 price target. TD Cowen’s bullish update comes one day after the company announced it added $2 billion worth of Bitcoin over the previous week. “Strategy’s treasury operations continue to exceed expectations, with faster-than-anticipated Bitcoin accumulation and accretive balance sheet actions driving higher BTC per share and improved financial flexibility,” TD Cowen analysts wrote.  

$Strategy(MSTR)$   Analysts at TD Cowen think shares in Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy (MSTR) could jump as much as 139% to $400 per share in the next 12 months. The new forecast reflects a $5 per share bump, up from the analysts’ previous $395 price target. TD Cowen’s bullish update comes one day after the company announced it added $2 billion worth of Bitcoin over the previous week. “Strategy’s treasury operations continue to exceed expectations, with faster-than-anticipated Bitcoin accumulation and accretive balance sheet actions driving higher BTC per share and improved financial flexibility,” TD Cowen analysts wrote.  

Hitting ATHs signalling to take some profits and sold some stocks in May. Ready to DCA on market pullback.

Trump’s much-anticipated visit to China came to a quiet close. China’s reception was high-level and formal, but after the visit, no joint statement was issued. Instead, the results were mainly reflected through the two sides’ separate communiqués. Compared with Trump’s 2017 visit, which produced a $253.5 billion deal package, this visit focused more on stabilizing the strategic relationship and restoring institutional channels. From the market’s perspective, the two sides agreed to mutual tariff reductions, and the U.S. opened up sales of Nvidia’s H200 chips. Trump also claimed that China had committed to purchasing $20 billion worth of Boeing aircraft and a large amount of U.S. soybeans. However, in the actual announcements, China did not provide any specific procurement figures. For the

What do you guys think, I am just sharing to get coins 

nvda pull back to ma support. maybe add a little. bet on boomz. even if it goes down... unlikely go under 200. even if go under 200, won't you add?

🌟🌟🌟Sell in May and Go Away?  I don't think so.  Not when $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ is reporting its latest quarterly report today!  The global markets are holding their breath to see if Jensen Huang can single handedly ignite another massive technology supercycle or send everyone running for safety. Adding rocket to the fuel is Kevin Warsh, the new Fed Chair.  He takes the wheel at a time where the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has sent energy prices spiralling, resulting in high inflation. Add or Trim NVIDIA?  I vote ADD.  Why? 3 reasons: Blackwell & Rubin Supercycles.  Jensen said that NVIDIA has locked in at least USD 1 Trillion in orders for both chips, through to end of 2027. Big Tech Capex: Hyperscalers are ac

Every year the same old phrase about selling in May and walking away, but blindly following a historical trend may not be the best idea this year. The reality of today's market is built on completely different engines than the past, and there are incredibly solid reasons why a sell in May isn't as likely or not to that extend this year. For a start, looking at corporate spending, the largest tech hyperscalers have collectively locked in nearly seven hundred billion dollars in infrastructure budgets for this year alone, and roughly three-quarters of that is tied directly to physical AI buildouts. This are massive, contracted physical infrastructure that doesn't just stop because the calendar turned to May.The race to AI supremacy is real. On top of that, look at the corporate receipts. Ear

Monday’s selloff looks more like positioning and seasonal pressure (“Sell in May”) than a breakdown in the AI trend. With AI names already stretched into $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ earnings, I’m not panicking, but I do expect continued volatility in high-beta stocks like $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ , $Lumentum(LITE)$ , and $Corning(GLW)$ . On the Fed side, I think the removal of forward guidance under Kevin Walsh increases uncertainty rather than reducing it. I’m staying more selective with sizing and holding some dry powder, since policy-driven volatility could rise through the summer. For NVDA, I’m still long-term constructive but aware e

I would not over-interpret a single session selloff as a regime shift. Positioning had become crowded, so a sharp unwind was overdue regardless of the leadership change. The transition from Jerome Powell to Kevin Warsh does matter, but mainly through uncertainty. Markets dislike losing a predictable policy anchor. That raises volatility, not necessarily changes the trend immediately. On adding exposure, I would be selective rather than aggressive: I would not deploy all cash here. Macro shorts rising suggests this could extend. I would start scaling in gradually, especially into quality names that corrected on positioning rather than fundamentals. For AI/semis, I would wait until after NVIDIA earnings. That event will likely set near-term direction for the entire complex. If NVDA holds up

Powell was appointed by Trump during his first term as President. The entire world knows the greed of Trump and how he was pressuring Powell to reduce the interest rates to promote investment. However, Powell resisted this as an independent decision maker to reduce inflation economy despite open threats of his removal by Trump. The new appointee Marsh may not be able to dictates of Trump as he has only a casting vote to lower or increase interest rates. If the interest rates go down then AI and Cripto shares will bounce but if investors lose confidence in independence of Federal Reserve it could be counter productive. Gulf war is impacting the world as such the market will see-saw on daily basis.

I’d stay constructive but less aggressive. Core positions intact, but trimming AI names into strength and holding more cash than usual. For NVDA, expectations are extremely high. It’s no longer about beating, but how far they beat and whether guidance extends the AI capex runway. Base case: Beat + inline → likely sell-the-news Beat + strong raise → short rally, then digestion Exceptional + clear Blackwell upside → squeeze higher I wouldn’t chase pre-earnings. Risk-reward is asymmetric. On the Fed, weaker forward guidance means each FOMC becomes a volatility event. That argues for smaller sizing, staggered entries, and keeping dry powder into summer. Not full “Sell in May”, but definitely not max risk either.