To The Moon

$ProShares UltraShort 20+ Year Treasury(TBT)$ This move is insane! Nailed another round of gains, if you're still on the sidelines, you're missing out big time. I’m holding tight, just waiting for the next breakout. Don’t say I didn’t call it!

$GameStop(GME)$ Yesterday, I sold some shares of $GameStop (GME)$ at the opening. Currently, my positions in NBIS and GME stocks account for 50%, while the positions in options on IBIT and HOOD remain unchanged. After the price soared and then fell yesterday, the proportion of GME is probably only around 15%. The broader market is extremely volatile. Bitcoin, after a significant decline over the weekend, has shown some safe - haven properties again. At this stage, it's very difficult to predict the switching between Bitcoin's safe - haven asset and risky - asset properties. There seems to be no pattern, and it can only be attributed to sentiment factors, which is hardly useful for

$SUPER MICRO COMPUTER INC(SMCI)$ Dude, have you heard? Apple's ordered a whopping $1 billion worth of GB300 NVL72 GPU cluster server systems from NVIDIA. And it's Super Micro Computer, that's SMCI, teaming up with Dell to deliver them. Apple's been kind of lagging in the AI game, but now they're finally jumping into the "big server cluster Gen AI scene". It's crazy how all these tech big shots, like Apple, Google, Meta, and even those up - and - coming startups, they're all relying on NVIDIA's GPUs to push their AI strategies forward. NVIDIA's really sitting pretty right now. They're like the kings of the AI world, monopolizing the market and having their moment in the sun. SMCI must be stoked to be part of this huge deal

$GameStop(GME)$ When the three major indices of the US stock market plummeted by 5.5% to 6% last night, GameStop (GME) soared by 11.33% to $23.49. Gaming stocks such as Kingnet Network, Shenzhou Taiyue Software, and ST Huatong, etc., are almost the best choices before the final outcome of the upcoming tariff war is determined. After that, military industry stocks come as the next option.

$SUPER MICRO COMPUTER INC(SMCI)$ I bought half of the position in Google last week. At the opening of the market today, I bought a quarter of the position in Super Micro Computer (SMCI). [Naughty expression] Now, I've made a profit of over 12% on SMCI. The fluctuations are really big. As for Google, the loss is less than 2%. I didn't dare to increase my position when the market opened today.

$GameStop(GME)$ Maybe it will rise against the trend tomorrow. The logic of recently adjusting the portfolio to GME is as follows:1 - It has $4.79 billion in cash and only $0.006 billion in debt.2 - The earnings per share (EPS) is 0.30 according to the latest financial report.3 - It issued bonds worth $1.3 billion to buy Bitcoin.After buying (the stocks of GME), I also saw that RC increased his holdings by 500,000 shares.All these performances of GME are much better than those of the mining stocks such as $MARA Holdings (MARA)$, Riot Blockchain (RIOT), and Coinbase (COIN)! Considering the influence of GME among retail investors, I think when it comes to Bitcoin concept stocks, the

$GameStop(GME)$ It's really not easy. It will be like an unbeatable "Little Strong" (referring to something tenacious), because there is Elon Musk, who is truly fighting for his beliefs. No matter what kind of political stance one holds, one should give him a thumbs-up. If (this is completely a hypothetical scenario) it were to be like the GameStop (GME) situation again, and as long as the tariff policy changes its tune once more, wouldn't the result be really interesting? I'm keeping a cash position and waiting.

$SUPER MICRO COMPUTER INC(SMCI)$ The buffer strategy is really a great thing. It significantly enhances the ability to hold positions firmly without making any moves. I used to think that options were very complicated, and since they have to be traded in units of 100 shares, I felt that it was a bit beyond my reach. This time, when SMCI stock price dropped to just a little over 160, I couldn't resist stepping out of my comfort zone. It feels like I've taken another step forward on the investment path.

$GameStop(GME)$ Frankly speaking, GME is very good at taking advantage of the market. That is, he uses market sentiment and rules to normalize the company. - Through two direct ATM (At-The-Market) financings, the company has gotten rid of its debts and now has a cash reserve of over 4.5 billion. - Drastically closing down unprofitable stores, the company has turned from making losses to making profits. - Expanding new businesses and recruiting talents. At present, the details are not clear.

$SUPER MICRO COMPUTER INC(SMCI)$ The short positions have basically been closed. I don't want to experience the psychological pressure of losing 100% in just a few days when shorting SMCI anymore. (Once I can't withstand the pressure and cut the losses at a high price, it will be a huge loss.) Also, I don't want to go through the long process of getting my money back for SMCI. Shorting highly volatile small-cap stocks really proves the old saying that if you don't listen to the elders, you'll suffer the consequences. Fortunately, I didn't cut the losses at a high price for these two trades, so I didn't lose too much. I still kept a small base position of SMCI. After all, it's really far from its intrinsic value. If it ris