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I see this Nasdaq $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ pullback more as an AI anxiety overreaction than the start of a true bubble burst. The market is repricing timelines and margins, not abandoning AI itself. Oracle’s delays and Broadcom’s margin comments hurt sentiment, but they don’t change the long-term demand for compute, networking, and AI software. This feels like valuation compression amid Fed uncertainty and policy noise, not a structural break. For my own tech exposure, I’m not adding aggressively and not panic-selling. I’m trimming selectively where valuations ran ahead of fundamentals, while holding core positions in companies with strong moats and balance sheets. I’m also keeping some cash on hand, as volatility could create better entry points. Long

🌟🌟🌟 Broadcom $Broadcom(AVGO)$ delivered positive earnings and yet the stock slipped more than 4% in after hours trading. Why? The headline number : USD 73 billion in AI product backlogs. Instead of sparking excitement, it left some investors disappointed, questioning whether demand is slowing or whether expectations had simply run too high. But here is the truth: Backlogs are not abandonment. They are a sign of demand outpacing supply. The market wanted fireworks but what it got was a reminder that scaling AI infrastructure is a marathon, not a sprint. The dip is not the death of AI. It is a recalibration of narratives . Investors are learning that AI growth will be lum

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Oracle(ORCL)$ $Broadcom(AVGO)$ ⚡ Intraday volatility, liquidity exposed I’m watching $TSLA trade through extreme intraday volatility and still refuse to break structure. A roughly $19 move in about 90 minutes is wild even by Tesla standards, but that violence mattered. It flushed weak hands, reset leverage, and immediately exposed where real liquidity was sitting. ⏱️ Early strength, macro drag later Early in the session, $TSLA was up about 3.5%, pressing higher before being dragged lower as the broader tape cracked. That distinction matters. This was not a Tesla-specific failure. This was correlation, expectations, and liquidity repric

Picture this: On a stormy Friday in the U.S. markets, dark clouds gathered, thunder boomed, and lightning cracked the sky—just as the AI sector got electrocuted! $Oracle(ORCL)$ $Broadcom(AVGO)$ Oracle kicked off the chaos, tumbling after unveiling a blockbuster plan: pouring billions into data centers to grab a bigger slice of the AI pie. But investors freaked out—"We're spending HOW much?!"—fearing the cash burn would outpace the rewards. It was like betting the farm on a golden goose that might not lay eggs fast enough. Then came

It’s been a while since I last covered oil stocks. It is time for a revisit. OPEC Meeting. On 30 Nov 2025, the OPEC+ members held their planned meeting. Consensus from the meeting is OPEC+ will be to pause planned increases in oil production for Q1 2026. The tactical move that follows a modest 137,000 bpd increase implemented in December 2025, is a defensive measure to (a) counteract potential seasonal demand weakness and (b) a projected global supply glut. Another key long-term takeaway was the formal approval of a new mechanism to assess member countries' maximum sustainable production capacity (MSC). Starting in early 2026, this technical assessment will serve as the baseline for setting output quotas for 2027 and beyond, aiming for a fairer and more transparent distribution of producti

Are we going to see a strong stock market finish by end of December, and will this drive the continued rally into 2026 with strong momentum coming from tech stocks and bigger firms? I would think that there might be continued rally, but with caution, so in this article I would like to share the current, evidence-based view of whether we are likely to see a strong stock market finish in December 2025 and whether that could carry into a sustained 2026 rally, especially driven by tech and large caps — and what it might mean for a renewed or extended bull market: 1) Near-Term: Year-End Rally (Santa Claus Effect) — Possible but Not Guaranteed Many strategists and market participants expect typical year-end strength (a “Santa Claus rally”) in stocks driven by seasonality, holiday flows, an

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The Chicken Hotpot House $CCH Holdings Ltd.(CCHH)$ that recently went public didn’t list on the main Nasdaq board—it rang the bell on the Nasdaq Capital Market, the lowest-tier segment of the Nasdaq Exchange. Think of it as the US version of Malaysia’s LEAP Market: low entry requirements, low minimum market cap, and modest financial thresholds. The key difference? Retail investors can still trade these stocks freely. So when CCHH crashed over 82% recently, it wasn’t because of panic selling. The truth is far simpler—there was almost no liquidity. Trades were thin, with gaps of 45 minutes and even 70 minutes between transactions. In plain E

I'm leaning toward participating in the silver breakout, but I'm doing it with a balanced mindset. Silver hitting a fresh all-time high while gold is still consolidating tells me the market is clearly rotating toward higher-beta precious metals. With the Fed now almost fully priced in for a 25bp cut, liquidity expectations are shifting, and silver tends to respond more aggressively than gold when real yields begin to soften. That macro setup alone makes the current momentum more believable than a simple speculative spike. That said, I'm not chasing blindly at the top. Silver's historical behavior is fast up, fast down, and AGQ $ProShares Ultra Silver(AGQ)$ — being a leveraged ETF — will amplify not just returns