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05-17 13:55

How crazy the retail investors are. The triple leveraged ETF SOXL, which makes semiconductors more than $1 billion in net inflows, a record since its establishment in 2010. Cerebras went public with an initial initial public offering of $185, closing up 68% on its first day, raising more than $5.5 billion.


When everyone's money is squeezed into the same leverage corner, as long as there is a slight disturbance, such as a rise in debt yields, the market will experience a tragic situation of people stepping on people. This is the end-of-the-life of crowd irrationality overrides risk pricing mechanisms.

S&P and Nasdaq Keep Hitting New Highs: Time to Watch Out for Risks?
In the previous trading session, both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite reached intraday and closing all-time highs. Despite ongoing Middle East conflicts and oil prices remaining elevated — fueling investors’ inflation concerns — U.S. equities continued to climb. Looking ahead, investor Peter Mallouk believes chip stocks still have room to run. The current bull market is being supported by a handful of strong performers. Some warn that risks are rising, while others argue crowded trades could keep pushing higher. What’s your take?
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