$Gorilla Technology(GRRR)$ 🦍📈🔥 GRRR IS BACK: Gorilla Tech Coils for Another Wild Ascent 🔥📈🦍 Gorilla Technology ($GRRR) is starting to roar again, and if history rhymes as it often does in parabolic growth cycles, this might be the early innings of another explosive move. After retracing from its euphoric high of $44.15, we’re now observing a structurally bullish setup coiling with confluence across price action, volume, and technical momentum, echoing its prior launch pattern from late 2023. Today’s +13.06% surge to $20.17 is more than a bounce, it’s a signal. 📊 Technical Pattern Recognition: A Mirror of Past Parabolas The annotated daily chart reveals fractal symmetry in GRRR’s price structure, repeating bullish megaphone breakouts and rounding a

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arket Resilience: It seems likely that the S&P 500’s 6% May gain, its strongest of 2025, is fueling today’s momentum, with the index up 0.3% at 5,928.29, driven by AI and industrial sectors. Key Stocks: The evidence suggests Nvidia (NVDA) and Broadcom (AVGO) lead with AI-driven gains, while Nucor (NUE) capitalizes on tariff speculation. Trading Opportunities: Research leans toward buying tech dips for long-term upside and using options for short-term volatility, with gold ETFs as a hedge against geopolitical risks. Risks: Tariff uncertainties and Russia-Ukraine tensions could trigger a pullback, with S&P 500 support at 5,600–5,700. Market Overview The S&P 500’s 6% surge in May has set a bullish tone, with today’s 0.3% gain reflecting optimism despite stalled U.S.-China trade ta

📅 4 June Watchlist – Quiet Strength or Calm Before the Rotation? Markets opened the week green across the board — S&P (+0.16%), Nasdaq (+0.17%), Dow (+0.10%). But under the surface, I’m watching for signs of sector rotation. 🔍 What I’m watching today: 1. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$   – After reclaiming the crown last week, any dip toward $138–140 could be a chance to add. Momentum still intact. 2. $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$  – Up 75% YTD and consolidating near highs. If it breaks $135 again with volume, might re-enter for a short-term swing. 3. $APPLIED DIGITAL CORP(APLD)$ 

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ Stock Performance and Valuation Overview Alphabet has underperformed recently—down double digits year-to-date and trailing over the past year. Despite that, over the last decade, it has still outperformed the S&P 500, although the gap is narrowing. As of today, Alphabet trades around $515, near the lower end of its 52-week range, which bottoms out around $140 (post-stock split adjustment). Both Seeking Alpha and Wall Street still rate the stock a "Buy," with an average rating of 4.41, just shy of the 4.5 threshold that would categorize it as a "Strong Buy." In contrast, the S&P 500 is surging year-to-date, even amid rising geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and China. Despite these headwinds, Alphabet and Apple are t

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLT)$ The U.S. dollar has just suffered a dramatic collapse—falling to its lowest level since early 2022 and losing nearly 10% of its value since Donald Trump was sworn into office this January. That’s not just a steep decline. It’s a full-scale erasure of the post-election rally that began in November 2024 after Trump secured a second non-consecutive term. In just three months, the dollar has given back nearly three years’ worth of gains—a violent reversal that’s shocked investors, traders, and policymakers alike. This decline is more than a headline—it’s a signal. A reflection of deeper, more systemic uncertainty in the U.S. economy. And it raises a

I’ve been closely monitoring $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ through Q2 2025, and I wanted to share my take on whether it still belongs in my portfolio. From April through late May, AMD’s shares bounced off multi-month lows—rising from roughly $76 in early April to $115 by mid-May—prompting the question: is this simply a dead-cat bounce within a broader downtrend, or the start of a sustainable breakout? I see AMD’s revenue mix as one of its greatest strengths. Beyond gaming GPUs and desktop CPUs, data center sales soared 57% year-over-year in Q1 2025—helping offset U.S. export headwinds to China. That growth in the data center segment reinforces AMD’s position as more than just a consumer PC play; it’s steadily pivoting toward high-margin, enterprise

$Airbus SE(EADSY)$ 🚀🛫📢 Airbus Ascends: From India to China, $EADSY is Soaring Past Boeing 📢🛫🚀 Global aviation momentum is tilting east, and Airbus ($EADSY) is flying straight into the jet stream of this shift. With Indian and Chinese carriers ramping up aggressive fleet expansions, Airbus is fast becoming the geopolitical and commercial alternative to Boeing ($BA). The recent headlines? Massive. Tata-owned Air India is reportedly in talks with both Airbus and Boeing for a fresh order of around 200 extra single-aisle jets. Meanwhile, Interglobe’s IndiGo has doubled its Airbus A350 order, signing code-share deals with Delta, Air France-KLM, and Virgin Atlantic in a clear push for long-haul market dominance. Add to that: China may soon finalise an o

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ The U.S. stock market is bouncing back after one of the most violent drawdowns in decades — a sell-off that wiped trillions of dollars off the board and left investors on edge. The fear was palpable. Margin calls, portfolio rebalancing, and sector rotations accelerated as the S&P 500 approached bear market territory, coming within a whisper of a 20% drop from its highs. The big question at the time: Are we just getting started with a prolonged bear market? Or is this a short-term panic with a quick recovery on the other side? Fast forward to today, and we’ve seen a clear change in sentiment. The S&P has clawed its way higher. Volatility has cooled off. Investors are breathing a tentative sigh of relief. But are we in th

On June 3, 2025, U.S. President Trump signed an executive order, announcing that starting from June 4, the tariffs on imported steel and aluminum would be increased from 25% to 50%, but the tariffs on steel and aluminum imported from the UK would still remain at 25%.This policy is aimed at protecting the profit margins of the U.S. domestic steel and aluminum industries and stimulating investment in new production capacity.Although the tariff policy may increase the cost of raw materials for U.S. manufacturing, the market expects that this policy will help boost the profits of domestic steel and aluminum producers, thereby driving up stock prices.Despite the renewed escalation of trade tensions, the U.S. stock market continues to rise.As of the close on Tuesday:

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This might be the most low-key genius move $Hims & Hers Health Inc.(HIMS)$  has made — like finding a diamond in your sock drawer and going, “Huh, neat.” Let me take you down the rabbit hole 🐇📊 (yes, this will be long, but worth it). 1. Who the heck is Zava? Think of Zava as the quiet nerd from Europe who’s been getting straight A’s in digital healthcare since 2010 — and nobody noticed. HQ: London 🇬🇧 Markets: UK, Germany, France, Ireland FY'25 Revenue: $35M–$45M (ish) Consultations in 2024: 2.3 million Gross Margin: Mid-70s 💅 Profitability: Basically not bleeding money, which is rare for startups Active Customers: 1.3M+ They've served over 6 million patients — no big PR stunts, no hype. Just good, old-fashioned execution. Which is EX

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$Constellation Energy Corp(CEG)$ once surged more than 7% after it announced a 20-year power purchase agreement with $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ on Tuesday trading. It closed at $313.03 with a -0.13% decline from the open price. Now $Constellation Energy Corp(CEG)$ at a price very close to its historical high price.A detail a look for the coming corpotation.Under the deal, Meta will buy about 1.1 gigawatts of power from Constellation's Clinton Clean Energy Center in Illinois starting in June 2027, equivalent to the full output of a single reactor at the site.The long-term agreement will not only ensure the continued operation of the Clinton nuclear plant but also