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Hello everyone! Today i want to share some technical analysis with you!1. $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ Goldman says buying SPY after a 5% drop is usually profitable...We ran the stats:• Enters long 5% off 50-day highs, exit in 3 months• 45 trades, 71% win rate, +3.74% avg return, 1.13 R/RCurrently in drawdown after taking a position earlier this month.Image2. $CAVA Group Inc.(CAVA)$ In hindsight:CAVA hit a $17B market cap with just 352 locations...That’s $48M per restaurant.Just a bit frothy. 🤑Image3. $Microsoft(MSFT)$ Accumulation vs. Distribution? ☯️Image4. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ flirting with a death cross on the daily… ☠

$Strategy(MSTR)$ How my dad looks at me now after I told him to “unload the truck” on mstr at $407.63

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ TSLA will become the most valuable company in the world very soon

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ If you liked $NVDA at $150 you would love it at $110. All you need to know about market corrections by Peter Lynch. And no one knows when, id someone knew they predicted it like 1000 times.

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ At $80, Palantir looks overextended after a strong rally. Its high valuation raises concerns, with a forward P/E exceeding growth expectations. Profit-taking seems reasonable as momentum could cool off, especially if broader market sentiment weakens. However, if you're a long-term believer in Palantir’s AI and government contracts, adding on dips might still make sense. Strong revenue growth, expanding margins, and increasing government deals support long-term upside. A balanced approach—partial profit-taking while holding core shares—could be the best strategy.

$AppLovin Corporation(APP)$ AppLovin faces renewed short pressure, but the fundamentals remain solid. Strong revenue growth from its AI-driven ad platform and expanding margins support long-term upside. If the short report highlights temporary issues or exaggerated risks, buying the dip could be a smart move. However, if the report reveals structural problems (e.g., slowing growth or flawed data), shorting may have merit. Monitoring volume reaction and insider activity is key. For now, cautiously buying the dip with a stop-loss seems reasonable.

Wake up at 3am as Bitcoin 75K but you remember that you bought at 15K in 2022

$Alibaba(BABA)$ We are so unbelievably early on the China tech rally. This doesn’t just last for weeks. It lasts for YEARS. This is like buying US tech in 2015 lol.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Cheers to all Tesla bulls who held $TSLA through biggest FUD in the history

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ The issue is a lot of you are investing for the long term, but analyzing the stock as day traders. Don’t freak out over dips unless you see some long term issues. I wouldn’t worry until Navidia starts to struggle to push product, or a competitor rises up. As of now they are a golden goose. 

$Strategy(MSTR)$Told my parents we will make at least 100% return on $MSTR this yearOnly 250% to go

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ Watching myself go all in with $PLTR at $120 a month ago

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Somebody said Trump's support of Tesla is a desperate and last ditch effort to save the falling stock. This is a pump and dump. He did that with the Trump & Melania meme coins, then with other shitcoins, and now TSLA. If you hold shares, this is your opportunity to dump them.But i don’t think so. People aren’t investing in it becaus they believe everyone will go and buy it, they’re investing because they think other investors think it’ll go up do the speculation. It’s musical chairs. You can scalp some money but timing it is hard.

There is a strong argument that the slower month-on-month CPI increase is due to weak consumer demand. Look at the breakdown of the categories.Airline fares and gasoline prices dropped by 4.0% and 1.0% respectively. This suggests weaker consumer demand for travel.New vehicle prices declined by 0.1%. This indicates consumers are holding back on large discretionary purchases. This also aligns with the consumer confidence index from a couple of weeks back which highlighted a drop in sentiment on large purchases in the near future by consumersOverall the CPI and core CPI numbers reinforce my opinion that the economy is not doing well. Consumers are pulling back and businesses do not feel confident raising prices any more. This will reflect in the next set of readings - both inflation and labor