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Washington,USA
Joined March 2022
A personal reflection on my investing journey, market lessons, and long-term framework for ETFs, technology stocks, and growth investing.
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After-hours watch: $UBER $PANW $CRWD $CART Cybersecurity held most of today's gains. Reported Instacart sale talks put UBER and CART in focus, though no deal is confirmed. Watching for follow-through next session. Oct. 23 | 7:01 PM ET Stocktwits snapshot
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Late-session gainers screen: $AIOK +183.76% $ELME +125.00%* $LYCA +73.89%** *ELME uses an adjusted reference after a liquidation payout. **LYCA is measured from its $18 IPO price. Different setups, different return bases. Oct. 23, 3:59 PM ET snapshot.Late-session gainers screen: $AIOK +183.76% $ELME +125.00%* $LYCA +73.89%** *ELME uses an adjusted reference after a liquidation payout. **LYCA is measured from its $18 IPO price. Different setups, different return bases. Oct. 23, 3:59 PM ET snapshot.
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$BOLT +69.69% $AIOK +63.53% $CLRO +58.33% Leading the gainers screen this morning. Big moves already. Now watching which names can build a base and hold the next pullback. A fresh high means more when buyers stick around. Oct. 23 | 10:40 AM ET screen snapshot
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Michael Sullivan retweeted
the 10-year finally came below 5% for the first time in a month just took a trillion getting wiped out of equities to make it happen 😂
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$SHFS +54.4% $STAK +50.0% $PFSA +47.2% Leading the U.S.-listed gainers screen this morning. Next test: can buyers defend pullbacks and keep volume coming? Sharp moves can reverse fast. Oct. 22, 9:50 AM ET screen snapshot.
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$MU: Micron says HBM4 is in high-volume production. That's the long-term hook. Oct. 21 AH: $898.43 (-1.67%), 7:59 PM ET. Reclaim and hold $905, then $928-$932 is the next test. Below $889, the rebound setup is off. Still watching for buyers, not calling a bottom.
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Late-session movers: $SHFS +69.3%, $XHLD +50.8%, $WHLR +45.2%, $SPHL +44.9%. Big moves, but follow-through matters. Three trade below $1, so I'm watching for a base before chasing. Oct. 21 screen snapshot—not confirmed closing prices. POM excluded for corporate-action distortion.
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I’m still giving this rally room: small caps are up roughly 0.5% alongside the S&P ETF’s 0.6%, so participation hasn’t disappeared with tech back in front. A small-cap close below yesterday’s level while the S&P stays green would make me more selective. Add small caps here, or stick with the S&P?
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Midday watch: $SPCX above $166.20, $SMCI reclaiming $36.45, $TSLA clearing $388.90. I'd want those levels to hold on a retest. $NFLX needs $67.15 before the rebound gets interesting. TSLA earnings are tonight—keep that risk in mind.
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Premarket watch: $SMCI 's stronger preliminary sales stand out. After-open triggers: SMCI $38.10, $SPCX $162, $TSLA $383.40, $NFLX $65.10. Wait for a hold and retest. Failed retests mean no entry; TSLA reports after the close. Oct 21.Premarket watch: $SMCI 's stronger preliminary sales stand out. After-open triggers: SMCI $38.10, $SPCX $162, $TSLA $383.40, $NFLX $65.10. Wait for a hold and retest. Failed retests mean no entry; TSLA reports after the close. Oct 21.
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$MU's Indium funding is a long-term positive. At $899.15, I want $900.57 back first, then a hold above $919 to open up $926.81/$931.65. Below $875, the bounce thesis fails. Taiwan strike plans add headline risk. Oct 20, 3:55 p.m. ET snapshot.
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$MU investing in its supply chain through Indium is a positive. Now I want price to back it up. Reclaim and hold $927, and $931.65 then $949.42 are the next tests. I like the rebound potential, but a break below $875 kills this setup.
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AI bounced. Conviction didn't. Oct 19, 4pm ET close: Nasdaq +1.11%, Dow -0.07% as chips snapped their losing streak. Most stocks outside AI and tech fell. If breadth stays weak, the rebound needs proof. Green screens aren't broad conviction.
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Tech's bounce wasn't an all-clear. Oct 19 intraday (1:35pm ET report): Nasdaq +1.2%, Dow -0.1% as earnings week began. Most sectors were red. If participation stays narrow, this rebound stays fragile. Green indexes can hide a lot.
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Monday $SPX watch: softer oil and firmer futures give bulls a shot at a rebound ahead of earnings. After the open, reclaim 7,700 and 7,740-7,750 is the next test. Below 7,632, the bounce setup is off. A promising start, but the cash session needs to confirm.
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Earnings Week Ahead: TSLA, META, NFLX, CMCSA, GE, GM, T, VZ, and more $NFLX #stockmarket #finance #investing
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$100 became roughly $2.15 million over 100 years. The S&P 500 historical series returned 10.49% annualized from 1926–2025 with dividends reinvested—but 26 years were negative. Compounding rewarded patience, not a smooth ride. Before inflation, taxes and fees. No guarantees.
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Michael Sullivan retweeted
"Per UBS Evidence Lab, crude and product outflows exiting the Gulf of Oman collapsed to 9.1mb/d over the last few days, versus an average of 13.5mb/d last week and a steep drop from early October peaks of 17mb/d." "Combined crude and product liftings via the Strait of Hormuz and alternate bypass routes were pegged at 9.5mb/d last week, down sharply from recent highs of 16mb/d and the September baseline of 14mb/d." "While flows are almost certainly subject to upward revisions, they highlight an undeniable downtrend since the start of October." Ok.... "The Great" president Trump needs to hop on Truth Social ASAP, trash UBS, and drop a "BIG, BEAUTIFUL BOMB" straight onto Zurich! THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER!!!! #oott #Iran
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