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MUMU closed $1068.22 +1.35%; RSI 55.7, SMA20 1005.67 and $924.03/$1096.16 band guide tomorrow.
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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 reportTheChartGuys host Dan maps a market coiled for the FOMC: a near-3-percent three-week Nasdaq range, an 87-percent priced hike, sector-by-sector trigger levels, and the patience playbook into October.
Starting from record Nvidia and Broadcom earnings, the video argues AI spending will dwarf Wall Street estimates and draws a five-layer map of where the money flows: energy, chips, infrastructure, models, and applications. I checked the headline figures against primary sources and walked the map layer by layer.
A Ticker Symbol YOU video argues GPT-6 Astra turns AI from a prompt-driven intern into a goal-driven co-worker, and builds a full-stack portfolio around it: rack CPUs, HBM memory, interconnects, lasers, and wafer-scale inference. I reconstructed the ten claims and checked each against independent reporting.
Planet Labs printed a record $116.1 million in its second fiscal quarter, turned profitable on an adjusted basis, and ripped about 7 percent after hours; yet it had fallen 8 percent the same day, a $1.5 billion share-sale program hangs overhead, and third-quarter guidance points sequentially down. I combined four stock videos with filing documents and analyst notes to examine the whole company.
Seven different videos read Micron's road to 2027 from the same place: a memory shortage stretching beyond 2027, 16 strategic customer agreements, and the HBM4 ramp. Price targets range from $684 to $1,539; the September 30 report will referee.
Meta unveiled Muse, a personal AI agent that works inside WhatsApp and a dedicated app, and the shares jumped more than six percent on the day. Wall Street sees the start of a product cycle the market has not priced in, while the investor in the video raised his discounted-cash-flow fair value to $763, implying about seventeen percent upside — set against negative free cash flow and a multibillion-dollar youth-safety settlement.
Meet Kevin reads a hot US inflation report, fully priced rate hikes, a struck Saudi pipeline and a blocked Red Sea as peak fear - and argues they may mark a market bottom if a deal unwinds oil and rates.
TraderTV Live spent the Friday session trading a tape defined by a hotter-than-expected core CPI, fast-rising odds of a September Fed hike, an oil spike above 105 dollars on Middle East disruptions, and a server-hardware rally unleashed by Oracle's 90-billion-dollar capital spending plan.
A Miles Deutscher Finance video promises voice-controlled TradingView charting by wiring GPT-6 Astra to the desktop app through an MCP bridge, walking through seven prompts from support-resistance reads and volume profiles to playbooks, custom Pine indicators, a Donchian backtest, an auto-scanner and a morning brief.
A ten-year full-time trader wires Claude into TradingView and builds a complete desk: pre-market gap scan, strategy filter, backtests and Telegram alerts, with every prompt, figure and limit shown on screen.
A hands-on guide to wiring Claude or Codex to a crypto exchange through an official MCP connector: a ten-minute execution engine with a memory folder, a trade ledger, and Telegram voice control, plus disciplined sub-account and API-key hygiene.
Bloomberg's CPI-day morning brief captures markets positioned ahead of the data: cautious Asia, firmer Europe, multi-year-high yields, diesel above $6 for the first time. Oracle's strong cloud print gave breathing room to indexes coming off four down days.
Kai Wealth founder Cem Karsan told tastylive that September expiry week, despite sharp intraday swings, is the most generous window of the monthly cycle for selling implied volatility because of its mean-reverting structure, favoring calendar spreads ahead of the September 16 Fed decision.
The Plain Bagel compiles the off-balance-sheet items from five hyperscalers' filings into one table: over $1.5T in contract commitments, over $1T in uncommenced leases, plus SPV debt backstopped by Meta. The 'hidden debt' headline is partly real, partly overblown.
August CPI printed 3.4% headline and 2.4% core, in line with expectations, and the Nasdaq bounced off the 28,870 support. Yet CME FedWatch prices over 85% odds of a hike on September 16, with 100 basis points of tightening written into the coming year. The presenter calls that pricing excessive, argues the oil shock is temporary, and suggests reassessing on Thursday-Friday after the Fed decision.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s ‘activist debt management’ to suppress long-term yields, trade war with Canada, and ‘Operation Economic Outcast’ against Iran are examined. These moves stoke inflation while the Fed signals rate hikes. How sustainable is Bessent’s strategy?
In the first episode of Know Your Options on the Tasty Network, Jim Schulz strips option pricing to its foundation: every price is intrinsic value plus extrinsic value. Using live SPY chain examples, he shows how to read those two parts across calls and puts.
Bora Ozkent's Nasdaq bulletin describes a four-day selloff hardened by rate fear: the ECB hiked a second time, oil holds above $100, and the odds of a 25bp Fed hike jumped to 70%. On the same day Oracle impressed with a strong print while Adobe sold off on soft guidance; behind the market action, Anthropic's Moonshot report and the Nvidia-Palantir move heated up the AI agenda.
Bloomberg Real Yield's September 10 episode covered surging bond yields as Brent spiked to $107, a hot PPI print, and the market's cold response to Treasury Secretary Bessent's buyback push.
The August PPI print landed live on air: headline matched expectations while the host turned the tape into a crash warning for stocks and crypto.
Producer inflation beat expectations and bond yields hit a five-year high, dragging down four stocks that had beaten the index for three straight days. All four still hold above their key lines; the real test is tomorrow's consumer print.
A live trading session opened on PPI day: Nasdaq futures, crude oil, SPY and QQQ on one desk, with entries and exits shared in real time.
August producer inflation beat expectations, oil retook $100, the European Central Bank raised rates and the 10-year yield hit a multi-year high. All eyes are now on Friday morning's consumer inflation print.
Bloomberg Surveillance's September 10 show covered stocks and bonds falling together after a hot PPI print and $100-plus oil, plus the tension between Bessent's buybacks and Trump's $5,000 check pledge.
Among the noise, meaningful connections.