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MU closed $1068.22 +1.35%; RSI 55.7, SMA20 1005.67 and $924.03/$1096.16 band guide tomorrow.
Read reportTSLA closed $353.41 -1.13%; RSI 39.6, SMA20 365.39 and $353.41/$380.12 band guide tomorrow.
Read reportAMD closed $620.90 +2.14%; RSI 70.4, SMA20 542.73 and $456.16/$630.63 band guide tomorrow.
Read reportCRWV closed $87.48 +2.83%; RSI 40.1, SMA20 86.37 and $79.88/$99.83 band guide tomorrow.
Read reportSKHY closed $185.80 +2.13%; RSI 41.5, SMA20 182.20 and $160.78/$198.63 band guide tomorrow.
Read reportGOOG closed $337.57 -0.47%; RSI 57.6, SMA20 338.72 and $328.38/$350.87 band guide tomorrow.
Read reportPLTR closed $186.23 -0.67%; RSI 71.8, SMA20 178.45 and $165.86/$192.59 band guide tomorrow.
Read reportTSM closed $449.29 -0.79%; RSI 58.0, SMA20 433.66 and $413.75/$452.88 band guide tomorrow.
Read reportAMZN closed $246.21 +0.02%; RSI 42.6, SMA20 252.61 and $245.96/$258.90 band guide tomorrow.
Read reportMSFT closed $503.11 -1.20%; RSI 56.5, SMA20 499.62 and $490.30/$516.17 band guide tomorrow.
Read reportQCOM closed $187.78 +0.16%; RSI 57.1, SMA20 183.18 and $166.61/$201.97 band guide tomorrow.
Read reportARM closed $291.25 +2.80%; RSI 56.5, SMA20 272.72 and $234.82/$333.20 band guide tomorrow.
Read reportAVGO closed $358.25 +2.48%; RSI 46.2, SMA20 356.47 and $339.27/$369.68 band guide tomorrow.
Read reportASML closed $1806.95 +2.01%; RSI 58.4, SMA20 1695.78 and $1575.15/$1806.95 band guide tomorrow.
Read reportORCL closed $133.02 +0.32%; RSI 23.1, SMA20 146.92 and $132.60/$162.52 band guide tomorrow.
Read reportMETA closed $715.62 -4.79%; RSI 67.8, SMA20 667.74 and $572.34/$777.59 band guide tomorrow.
Read reportNVDA closed $228.86 +1.68%; RSI 53.8, SMA20 222.32 and $210.96/$230.36 band guide tomorrow.
Read reportIn a live session from the NYSE floor, Negocios TV captured Wall Street juggling two shocks at once — oil climbing to $106 and Treasury yields hitting fresh two-decade highs — while Washington hosts the high-stakes Trump-Xi summit. Markets are pricing not a grand bargain but an extension of the fragile trade truce.
The FINAiUS documentary tells the story of a firm that made $39.6 billion in net trading revenue in 2025, beating JPMorgan, while trying to stay invisible for 25 years. It starts at a poker table, runs through an OCaml-built stack, an ETF toll gate, a seat at the Fed's rescue table in 2020, and ends with a record year shadowed by an India probe and an arms-donation scandal.
From Joseph Hogue’s (CFA) “BUY HEAVY!” video I unpack why tokenization is pitched as a $14 trillion wave — BCG’s $16 trillion by 2030, Citi’s $5.5 trillion for tokenized securities, BlackRock’s BUIDL move and the 5-stock infrastructure bet behind the sponsor-backed thesis.
Starting from August 2014, investor Antonio Linares revisits his 145X AMD thesis — whose trillion-dollar call hit two months early — and maps the same machine logic onto AbCellera, AST SpaceMobile and Rocket Lab, citing fresh Q2 2026 operational markers for each. Not financial advice.
Evercore ISI's head of technical analysis Rich Ross argues that despite a 12% year-to-date S&P gain, a 5% 10-year yield and $100 oil, seasonal strength and semiconductor leadership can carry the index toward 8,300.
Bera Finance frames a tense week with Nasdaq at a record high, the Fed's first hike since 2023, narrowing market breadth and $116 billion crowded into semiconductor ETFs; Micron's Wednesday earnings, AMD crossing $1 trillion, Nvidia's $5.4 trillion calm and SanDisk's 1,700% run are presented as four tests of the same crowded trade.
Yahoo Finance's Market Hang dissects the paradox of Meta's AI assistant Muse topping the App Store and lifting the stock 11% while Interactive Brokers clients made it the most sold name the same day; the panel traces the energy bottleneck, memory crunch and intra-sector rotation through Nvidia, Micron, GE Vernova and quantum names to argue for a winners-take-all market.
In September 2025 Oracle jumped 36% to a $900 billion valuation, then lost almost half its value within twelve months while debt ballooned to $153 billion; anchored by a single $300 billion OpenAI contract, the reversal shows how a 40-year database monopoly turned into a balance-sheet gamble in the cloud era.
Elon Musk justifies orbital data centers not by cheap solar but by flat ground power outside China. The video turns that thesis into two grid-component trades — Powell Industries (POWL) and American Superconductor (AMSC) — with entries, stops and targets.
Drawing on nearly two decades in the markets, Jason Graystone puts the $1,000-a-day claim through a calculator: at roughly 250 trading days a year it means about $250k annually, which is anything from 25% to 2,500% depending on capital — a number that says nothing without its denominator.
On vacation and unedited, Jason Pizzino walks through confirmed new highs above 28,800 on Nasdaq and 7,780 on the S&P 500, the quiet 1.8% advance after a huge 28% quarter, what volume and price signals now say, and how that same tape points toward 4,800 for gold, the 80s for silver and 92,000 for Bitcoin.
Speaking to The Rollup at Avalanche Summit, Kevin O'Leary said digital assets will become the S&P's 12th sector, revealed his portfolio is now 23% alternatives, abandoned his Ethereum thesis, went long uranium for the first time and tied Bitcoin's path to $1 million to solving quantum risk.
Michael Burry traced footnotes in Big Tech filings to uncover more than $3 trillion in hidden commitments; the IPO wave Wall Street celebrates risks turning passive index buyers into exit liquidity.
Jose Najarro argues the market misread AI's 'slowdown' fears. With Blackwell B200 rentals at a record $7.88 per hour and Nvidia guiding over $20 billion in standalone Vera CPU sales, agentic workloads are lifting CPU and GPU demand together — creating pricing power for neo clouds.
I reviewed Comparic Global Markets' September 22 episode: Viking Therapeutics' maintenance data showing weight kept on sparse dosing sparked a 35% jump, Meta's personal agent Muse added $190 billion in market value on 2.5 million downloads in two weeks, and the same day banks and subscription names sold off hard. Three stories converge on one question — how a single novelty can reprice an entire sector in one session and where the overshoot begins.
Scarface Trades traces his path from $500 to a $25,000 live account over seven years and flips the speed paradox: the fastest way to get good is not chasing shortcuts but running the same boring system in the first 90 minutes every day, built around the pre-market box and the break-and-retest.
Veteran contrarian Jason Shapiro unpacks the most crowded trades from the global bond selloff to Bitcoin's cycle; why NASDAQ and the S&P are not a classic bubble, why COT misbehaves in energy, and how to read asymmetric risk in agriculture and copper.
Nolan Matthias explains why 2020's six-month rebound taught a dangerous lesson to a new investor cohort, how 1929's 89% collapse and 25-year recovery rewired a generation's attitude to debt, and why FOMO-driven leverage today makes the next crash the most generationally risky.
On Sept 22 the Nasdaq set a second straight record up 0.5% while the S&P 500 closed flat and the Dow slipped 0.4%; Brent fell to $99.25 on Saudi East-West pipeline tests and Trump's UN message that the war will end more quickly anchored the session.
After months of sideways chop, AI benchmarks including SOXX, SMH and AIQ are breaking key ceilings, and Luke Lango flags five names from AMD to Qualcomm as the best ways to play the melt-up.
Chip Stock Investor is hedging AppLovin's peak 77.7% operating margin and 66% free-cash-flow margin by rebuilding a position in Unity Software. With Liftoff Mobile's Blackstone-backed IPO and Digital Turbine recovering, pricing pressure in mobile ad tech is rising, while Unity 7's AI flywheel and a Take-Two bet on console migration form a two-way basket for a video-game recovery.
Distilled from seven years of live trading, Scarface Trades' system strips away indicators and reads price through a single candle level, using Apple’s rising lows and Tesla’s falling highs to frame a repeatable first-hour play on the 1-minute chart that anchors entries on the highest down-close candle and demands at least 2R on every trade.
Nearly twenty years as a Chicago market maker, two billion-dollar companies and a single thesis: volatility measures expectation. In his latest talk Tom Sosnoff explains in four parts why volatility is not just a risk gauge but a compass for opportunity, fragility and capital efficiency.
The video debates whether to buy Micron before its Q4 print after a 300%+ run since fiscal Q1 2020: memory prices up 3-5x in a year, $100 billion of long-term deals through 2030 and fresh capacity from 2027 force the question of whether the classic memory cycle is breaking even if prices stall.
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