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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 reportAt a Norwegian bottle return machine you can donate your deposit to the Red Cross instead of taking the cash, entering a lottery. Last year 24 people became millionaires this way, but only about a third of the money goes directly to charity work.
Meet Kevin's earnings-night stream: in a slipping market Adobe narrowly missed, Oracle shone in cloud while licenses sagged, a $300B OpenAI deal repriced data-center economics, and RH's profit melted.
The clip shows young people cruising through France in a convertible; yet the average statutory pension sits near €1,100 net. Closing the gap between the last salary and the pension requires private saving started early.
Germany is rewriting private retirement saving: the new equity-focused retirement account has passed parliament. How will it work, what changes for whom, and what should investors watch?
AI star Leopold Aschenbrenner's dream of buying galaxies became market mockery, followed by reports of multi-billion-dollar losses at his fund. The saga recalls Archegos founder Bill Hwang and the price of opaque leverage.
A giant colourful net stretched over Frankfurt's Konstablerwache square cost €2.3 million and sparked a heated debate. The real question goes beyond one artwork: what do we get for public culture money?
When Korean retail investors rotated out of crypto into Samsung and SK Hynix leveraged ETFs, the regulator stepped in. A Windows-PC-only program plus mandatory simulation trading nearly wiped out billions in volume.
Using 62-year-old Michael as a case study, the cost of early retirement is calculated line by line: quitting four years early costs €415 a month, a 22 percent cut. The break-even age is 81.
Cuma Cevik's weekly market review highlights a quiet macro calendar, early signs of rotation from software into chips, and technical breakouts across memory and energy names. I summarized every major segment of the video here with levels and confirmation conditions.
Bora Ozkent's Nasdaq bulletin: the S&P 500 fell for a third straight day while 10-year yields sat at 4.83%; Bessent's $6B buyback announcement left a market expecting $8B cold. Iran tensions, negative gamma and a quiet earnings tape add pressure while Meta and Micron hold the portfolio together — and Apple unveiled its foldable phone.
Niyazi Can Cinkir built a bot that flips crypto influencers' long calls into shorts. The 48-hour experiment, which pipes Telegram signals through Gemini into Binance testnet orders, ended up $776 in profit on the final tally.
Meet Kevin reviewed the first foldable iPhone Duo and the 18 Pro lineup from the Apple event: he is 99 percent sure he will buy the device, but the real question is the rich stock valuation. I summarized the September 9, 2026 event and his 476-dollar upside case.
FAST Graphs co-founder Chuck Carnevale walks through the stealth bear market hiding beneath record indexes using 22 fallen angels: quality companies kept growing earnings while investors who bought at stretched valuations lost money.
Sven Carlin reviewed Lululemon after a sharp selloff below $100: revenue is falling but the company stays profitable, the valuation looks cheap, and a buyout is on the table. He is not buying himself, yet he calls the setup clearly cheap.
Sven Carlin of Value Investing put Xiaomi under the microscope: the stock sits about 50% below its peak, the company is deploying RMB 40 billion into AI and new ventures, and at a P/E of 19 it looks fairly priced — but the real question is when the cash flows arrive.
Sven Carlin asks whether FICO can rebound to $2,400 after a 60% drawdown: record scores revenue and 40% profit growth collide with VantageScore acceptance at Fannie and Freddie, debt-funded buybacks, and a political probe into 88% margins.
Joseph Carlson pitches nine stocks that could build real wealth, and strikingly, he owns none of them: IMAX, Reddit and MercadoLibre as compounders, Adobe, Nike, Rollins and Copart as turnarounds, plus high-octane growth in Nebius and Cava.
This video shows how to build, from scratch and without writing a single line of code, an AI agent that drops a one-page market summary on my phone every morning at 08:00. The Hermes-based system runs on a VPS, scans the Asian session, the European open, US futures, the dollar and gold, plus news on portfolio companies, and delivers it all to Telegram. The video's real thesis is not the setup but instruction discipline: a poorly briefed agent becomes a bot that spams 40 notifications a day and gets muted within two days.
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