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$Dell Technologies Inc.(DELL)$ $Dell Technologies Inc.(DELL) Soared +7.49%: AI Infrastructure Play Breaks All-Time High at $178.31 Latest Close Data Closed at $176.91 on 2026-03-24, up +7.49% (+$12.32). The stock hit a new 52-week and all-time high of $178.31 intraday, marking a +167% surge from its 52-week low of $66.25. Core Market Drivers The surge is driven by robust demand for its AI-optimized servers and data center infrastructure, capitalizing on the enterprise AI boom. Strong quarterly results likely fueled the momentum, with the stock trading significantly above its pre-market and after-hours levels from the previous session. Technical Analysis Volume was strong at 15.89M shares (Volume Ratio 1.48), confirming the breakout. The MACD (DIF:

The latest US-Iranian conflict, tech stock sell-off (Nasdaq down 5% year to date) and now the Fed is putting interest rates on hold. Even Singapore REITs supposedly on track to recover are now facing pressure. This fear continues as the Iran war faces uncertainty around a resolution. And it leaves people with much confusion  Even the Fear & Greed Index is now ~16, pushing stock prices lower. That’s the kind of fear reading you expect to see during a market correction. I wouldn’t know where the stock market is heading over the next week, next month, or the next year. It’s hard to tell. But here's what I know: The average market loss during a correction is ~13%. Yet that loss recovered over a four month period. In fact, following the last 15 corrections going back to 2008, the S&

1. Why markets suddenly rallied The rally you see now is not because the economy improved. It is because of temporary de-escalation hopes. Key points from the news: Markets rallied when military strikes were delayed Oil dropped temporarily Investors hoped war may de-escalate But the rally faded quickly because attacks continued Analysts say markets will remain volatile and on edge Overall conclusion from current news: > The rally is a relief rally, not a confirmed bull run. Markets are basically trading war headlines day by day now.  --- 2. Is this like last April rally? Not exactly. The macro environment is different. Last April rally environment Rate cuts expected Oil low Inflation falling Liquidity improving Bullish macro Now environment Oil above $100 Inflation rising again Rat

Your summary reflects the current institutional view quite well. Oil is now the most important macro variable driving inflation, interest rates, gold, and equities. So the oil outlook matters more than many people realise. Let us break this down properly. --- 1. Why institutions are long oil now There are three reasons funds are increasing long positions in oil: (1) War risk premium If conflict threatens: Strait of Hormuz Gulf oil infrastructure Shipping routes Insurance costs for tankers Then oil automatically gets a risk premium, even if supply is not yet disrupted. This risk premium alone can add $10–$25 per barrel. --- (2) Spare capacity is limited Many people do not realise this: OPEC spare capacity is not very large US shale growth is slower than before Strategic reserves already use

Is the current crash in gold price is just an overreaction? Central banks in oil importing nations currently view managing the oil price shock as higher priority than accumulating gold reserves. While gold is a hard asset, in an extreme liquidity crisis, it is also the most liquid asset to monetize (convert to cash) to pay for energy. As gold was in a state of extreme "overbought" euphoria during February, its price correction is imminent. As long as the DXY stays above 100 and the Fed remains hawkish, the valuation correction for gold is far from over. Gold price will continue to struggle as official reserves accumulation is not the central banks’ priority right now. Thanks @Tiger_comments

I do lean toward respecting the “Trump first-principle” in this market. When price action keeps overriding fundamentals, it means liquidity and narrative are in control. I’m not abandoning analysis, but I’m adapting — treating Trump more as a volatility trigger than something to believe in. In this environment, reacting fast matters more than being right. On stagflation, I think it’s a risk, not the base case. If Brent crude oil stays high while growth slows, the Fed gets stuck — that’s the real concern. But demand destruction or policy moves could still cap oil, so I’m watching energy closely rather than positioning aggressively for stagflation. As for the market, I don’t see a clean bottom yet — more of a headline-driven range. Rallies can be fast but fragile, so I’m trading tactically,

$Corning(GLW)$ $Arista Networks(ANET)$  $Ciena(CIEN)$  🚀📡💡 Corning $GLW Ignites the AI Infrastructure Trade as Optical Breakthroughs Drive +7.7% Surge 💡📡🚀 Corning $GLW is no longer trading as a legacy materials name. The market is beginning to reprice it as a critical enabler of AI-scale infrastructure, and today’s +7.7% move reflects that shift. The catalyst is clear. New AI-focused optical innovations, including multicore fibre and expanded-beam ferrules, directly address one of the most binding constraints in AI, high-speed, low-latency data transmission across hyperscale data centres. This is not incremental innovation. This sits at the cor

🌟🌟🌟2022 was one of Bitcoin's worst years on record - a true crypto winter marked by broken trust, collapsing institutions & macroeconomic pressure. Fast forward to 2026, Bitcoin isn't quite in the same situation.  Institutional ownership is far higher.  Bitcoin ETFs have created steady regulated demand.  Regulation is clearer. So is this a crisis?  It is certainly a stressful moment, the kind that shakes out weak hands & forces market to reset expectations. This time it feels more like a recalibration, not a collapse. Bitcoin has a long history of pulling back sharply before major trends shift.  It often tests conviction before momentum returns. If anything I believe this moment feels like a midpoint of an exciting story, not the ending.

The gold market is currently navigating a period of high intensity, where technical "overbought" signals are clashing with powerful geopolitical and structural drivers. The State of the Bull Run Despite the recent steep pullbacks, the consensus among major institutions (J.P. Morgan, UBS, Goldman Sachs) is that the secular bull market remains intact. The current sell-off is largely viewed as a "healthy consolidation" following the parabolic move earlier this year. Record Highs: Most analysts expect gold to notch fresh record highs later in 2026. Targets range from $5,000/oz (J.P. Morgan/HSBC) to as high as $6,300/oz (UBS/Bank of America) by year-end. The Iran Factor: The conflict in Iran is the primary driver of current volatility. While "safe-haven" demand initially spiked prices to nearly

My stock in focus today is $ARM Holdings(ARM)$ , after an 8% overnight surge following new long-term guidance from CEO Rene Haas. The company is targeting $25 billion in revenue by 2031 versus just over $4 billion in 2025, signaling a major shift from a steady royalty model to a high-growth narrative. The key driver is Arm’s launch of its first in-house AGI CPU, expected to contribute $15 billion in revenue by 2031. This marks a strategic pivot into direct chip sales, with Meta Platforms already onboard as a customer. It’s a bold move that expands Arm’s profit potential—but also puts it in competition with its own ecosystem. Structurally, this aligns with rising CPU demand in the AI inference era. The story is compelling, but execution risk remai

"Tesla stock is done, it's going much lower" Well, the $TSLA monthly chart disagrees with that. History shows that since breaking above the 20-month SMA (blue) in July 2024, it has never closed a month below this moving average. Even though August 2024 (Yen Carry Trade) and March/April 2025 (Tariff Wars) were pretty significant shocks, the monthly candle always closed above the 20-month MA. Additionally to that, the 0.886 log Fibonacci level is located right around the 20MA as well, adding additional strong support. Even if price wants to backtest the 0.886 at $353, it would be far from bearish, as there hasn't been a proper backtest of that level since breaking above it at all. Thus, if price decides to revisit $350, it'll likely be a strong buying opportunity, and the bullish long-term s

$Hewlett Packard Enterprise(HPE)$ HPE Surged +7.77%: AI & Hybrid Cloud Momentum Ignites, Testing $24 Resistance Latest Close $23.90 (+$1.72 | +7.77%). The stock is now just ~9.6% away from its 52-week high of $26.44. Core Market Drivers: The surge is fueled by strong market sentiment towards AI infrastructure and hybrid IT solutions. HPE's strategic focus on edge-to-cloud platforms, coupled with a robust 2.29% dividend yield, is attracting investors seeking growth with income in the tech sector. Technical Analysis: The move was backed by high conviction, with a volume ratio of 1.80 and net positive capital inflow. The MACD (DIF: 0.178, DEA: -0.051) has decisively crossed above the signal line into bullish territory. The 12-day RSI at 68.33 is s

$Corning(GLW)$ $Corning (GLW) Surged +8.43%: Tech Giant Breaks Resistance, Eyes $145.50 Latest Close Data GLW closed at $142.01 on 2026-03-24, up +8.43% (+$11.04). The stock is now ~$20.09 (-12.4%) below its 52-week high of $162.10. Core Market Drivers The significant intraday rally (11.64% amplitude) and strong after-hours price of $144.71 suggest a major positive catalyst, likely related to a breakthrough in its core display or specialty materials technology. The high trading value (~$2.97B) and volume ratio (1.56) confirm intense institutional interest. Technical Analysis Volume was robust at 21.06M shares. The 6-day RSI jumped to 65.40, moving from neutral towards overbought territory, signaling strong short-term momentum. The MACD histogram im

$APP 20260618 410.0 CALL$  I’ve been watching the price action on AppLovin (APP), and it is clear that many investors just aren't “lovin” it right now as the share price has tumbled roughly 41% since hitting its all-time high of $745.61 just about three months ago in December. This ticker has faced a wave of disruptions that have shaken the confidence of even the most bullish traders, including the emergence of new AI-based competitors like CloudX and Alphabet’s Project Genie which some fear could outpace APP's own engine. On top of the competitive heat, we’ve had to digest a relentless barrage of short-seller reports alleging everything from accounting irregularities to extreme claims of "cooking the numbers" and even ti