To The Moon

First, let me update you on my recent trading moves. I haven't been particularly active in equities lately; instead, I've maintained a light short position on the Euro and locked in some profits from a crude oil bull calendar spread (buying the near month and selling the deferred month three months out). Currently, my dprofits are entirely concentrated in my futures account. Today, I closed my crude oil calendar spread position, booking a modest profit over the past few days. Remember our trading rule? "Rest during minor volatility, rest during extreme volatility, and no rest when there is no volatility". When a major risk event triggers massive market swings, our best approach in the futures market is to minimize our trade frequency, increase our win rate, and appropriately reduce our pos

Recent$Google (GOOG) $Stock price trend obviously enters the phased adjustment range。 In the previous round of rising market driven by the overall valuation expansion of AI narrative and technology sector, GOOG once exploredHigh near $350, followed by a significant retreat at the high level. In terms of technical structure, after the stock price fell below the previous upward trend line, the short-term trend turned from unilateral upward tooscillatory downward channelMarket sentiment has also returned from the previous growth premium to the stage of rebalancing fundamentals and valuation. From the perspective of the moving average structure, the stock price has now fallen back toAround $300, atMedium-term support area above MA120 (~ $295)。 At the sam

🐱 Is the Market Rebound Just a Dead Cat Bounce? Or a Puppy Bounce? The past week in the markets felt less like trading and more like watching an action movie. Missiles flying in the Middle East, tariffs returning to the headlines, and volatility jumping like a cat that just saw a cucumber. $Prudential(PRU)$  The famous fear gauge, the Cboe Volatility Index (VIX), spiked above 25, which means traders suddenly remembered what fear feels like again. Meanwhile the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped more than 1,000 points in a single session, reminding everyone that gravity still exists in the stock market. So now the big question everyone is asking: Is this rebound real? Or is it just a classic “dead cat bounce”? Let’s break it down the Options