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BREAKING: Nvidia stock, $NVDA, falls sharply on reports that Jensen Huang had another affair with a senior employee at the company.
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Here's my conspiracy theory on the whole Nvidia-Jensen scandal.
US intel knows everything since long ago. They are not naive. They played China using Jensen.
They allowed a certain category of chip smuggling. They allowed American AI companies to let go of their LLMs. They allowed distillation of top US models.
They let China develop all the opensource models and release them thinking it will dilute US AI monopoly and hit US AI companies revenue. They kept Chinese companies busy in useless pursuits with weaker chips.
But beyond Jensen talking in support of chip sales to China, and Nvidia exporting certain chips (fully monitored by the US), nothing much came out good for China in this operation.
They realized this months ago. Their western short-selling hit-job firms (that they use to attack companies in other countries as part of unrestricted war) were talking about such scandals already.
What's happening now is a frustrated power and its agents in the US leaking half baked intel via GLISCO media to attack Jensen, Nvidia, and broader US-AI market.
They want to hit Nvidia, trouble Jensen, and cause a wider US market crash affecting US-AI companies. So as to curtail their investments and their progress with AI.
Just look at who leaked this report, and the media who are all creating stories on Jensen alleging something like he gave away state secrets.
They all seem the usual GLISCO infiltrated. They regularly attack Trump, US-AI, and do hit jobs against US interests. They also regularly hit Modi, Adani, Ambani, Tata etc, that's a different story.
So what's gonna happen?
Some of their agents in the US are having good leverage now politically to investigate AI companies in the pretext of "aiding a foreign power."
They timed this hit job perfectly and in earnest. From now, we will see Jensen troubled legally and more issues come out for AI companies in the US.
There will be more hit jobs too on American entrepreneurs just like they try to hit Adani, Ambani, TATA in India as they work in strategic sectors for India.
The aim is to affect the market cap of these US AI companies, their spending capacity, and bring more regulations to control what these US AI companies do. To prevent the US from getting ahead in AI.
But in my view, these issues will be temporary. Nvidia and Jensen will come out of this fine. They have great backing from the Trump admin and the other DS that runs it.
Whatever show may be put up in the US regarding Jensen and Nvidia will be just that - another show to mislead China thinking their assets are working for it.
Nvidia may be hit temporarily, and pull all its AI customers and tech peers down, but it will rise up again. I can sense a failed hit job done in desperation very early. And this is one.
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this is maybe the most depressing video of the year for me. spacex offers 40% reduced electric bills, 20% reduced property tax, 100s of millions for the city and 1000+ jobs, with no water usage. they get yelled at the whole time. it seems people only want death, not growth
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Study charts till your eyes bleed. Because that's what it takes.
The market doesn't hand out asymmetric risk-to-reward setups. You have to earn them through thousands of hours of screen time, studying the tape, and building that internal pattern recognition.
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This is bad
Very bad
CLOs: You have 10x levered CLOs, buying the $CRWV SUNs which fund the equity into SPVs which borrow at 80% LTV to buy Nvidia chips. Insane. CDO Squared of 2026
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The market tells you the entire day's direction before 9:30 AM even opens
Not with indicators. Not with news. Not with "gut feeling"
With a single candle that printed 3 hours before you woke up
95% of retail traders show up at 9:30 blind. The 5% who check this one thing already know which way the market is going before the opening bell rings
Here's what nobody teaches you:
Every trading day has a script. And the script gets written between 2:00-6:00 AM while you're sleeping
It works like this:
The market moves in sessions. Asia. London. New York. Each session has a job. And if you understand the job of each session, you already know what the next one is going to do before it opens
The sequence:
If the previous session REVERSED - the next session CONTINUES
If Asia reversed? London continues. If London reversed? New York continues. If no session reversed? New York is the reversal
That's it. That's the entire daily script. The market rotates between reversal and continuation across sessions. It has done this every single day for decades
Here's how the script actually plays out:
SCENARIO 1: London reversal -> New York continuation
London opens at 2:00 AM. It pushes price into a key level - previous day's high or low, a fair value gap, a relevant swing. It sweeps the liquidity. It reverses. By 6:00 AM, London has already decided the direction
The 6:00 AM candle confirms it. If it swept a high and closed back below it - bearish day. If it swept a low and closed back above it — bullish day
Now New York opens at 9:30. The direction is already decided. NY's job is not to figure out where the market is going. NY's job is to CONTINUE what London started
This is why the 9:30-11:00 window is so powerful. You're not guessing. You're continuing a move that's already confirmed
Price opens. It pulls back into a fair value gap that London's expansion created. That gap is your entry. Stop behind the gap. Target the next liquidity pool. Done by 10:30
SCENARIO 2: No previous session reversed → New York reversal
Asia consolidated. London consolidated. No session made a move. No expansion. No gaps. No direction
This means New York has to do it. 9:30 is the reversal session
This is where the volume comes in. 8:30 news or 9:30 open - institutions use this to push price into a key level, grab liquidity, and reverse
You wait for the sweep. You wait for the displacement. You wait for the V-shape signature - aggressive move in, aggressive move out, gap forms. That's your reversal confirmation
How I use this every morning:
6:00 AM - Check the 4-hour chart. Did the previous session reverse or just consolidate? If London reversed, I'm trading New York continuation. If nobody reversed, I'm trading New York reversal
6:05 AM - Mark the 6 AM candle. Did it sweep a key level and close back inside the range? Reversal day. Did it expand through? Continuation day
9:15 AM - Mark the gap from London's expansion. That's my entry zone. Mark the next external liquidity. That's my target
9:30 AM - Watch for price to pull back into the gap. If I'm trading continuation, I want a shallow retracement. If I'm trading reversal, I want the V-shape
9:45 AM - Entry confirmed. Stop behind the gap. Target the next draw on liquidity
10:30 AM - Either in profit or stopped out. Done
11:00 AM - Laptop closed. Day is over
A trader I work with used to show up at 9:30 and "react to price action" for 6 hours. 43% win rate. Breaking even after fees
I told him one thing: check what the previous session did before you sit down
Same strategy. Same setups. Same risk. Added one filter
Win rate went from 43% to 64%. First funded account within 60 days. Now he's done trading by 10:30 every morning
The script is free. It prints every single morning. You just have to learn to read it
Or keep showing up at 9:30 blind and wondering why you're not profitable
Your choice
(I teach session profiling and the model i use inside my free Discord. Link in bio.)
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Tin foil hat time.
My theory is that Binance has had a hole in their balance sheet for a while now.
Today was their last-ditch effort to nuke crypto prices so they could buy back way lower, fill the hole, and maybe even make some money off the top.
They saw prices going up, realized the hole was going to get WAY bigger, and decided to nuke it.
Unfortunately for them, prices didn't drop nearly as much as they needed.
And I'm not buying this story about some random DevOps developer getting hacked and compromising the entire operation.
I've worked in enterprise software engineering. Nobody at companies of this size should have that kind of unilateral access.
Changes to critical infrastructure typically have to go through multiple layers of review. Engineering, security, DBAs, org leadership, etc.
In a properly secured Kubernetes environment, you aren't be able to just waltz into production pods and do whatever.
You're telling me one compromised DevOps engineer had enough access to cause BILLIONS in losses, and there wasn't a single additional control in place to stop it?
You expect me to believe that shit?
Something doesn't add up.
This is speculation, obviously.
