$Micron Technology (MU.US)$ yes it finally drop after i buy at 402

$Circle (CRCL.US)$Really 86, it's a pity there isn't 88 after the market closes.

$Above Food Ingredients (ABVE.US)$ this is consistent with how Peter has loosely called ABVE "Palm Global" like it's already a done deal in his mind.
P.s. big shoutout to that incredible head of hair...

$Lucid Group (LCID.US)$ Garbage

Greetings, mooers!
In this edition of Mooer's Stories, we're bringing you the story of @EscapeGoat OG , a trader who turned a 40% loss into 1310% gains in 2025. We have the chance to go through his story from 2000 when he was a naive trader just entering the stock market, to his continuous self-improvement and growth into a mature investor with his own tradi...

$Circle (CRCL.US)$
I will be lying if it will be green next week. hedge funds bought a lot of puts option before you

Introduction:When day trading, the most important thing is to recognize your own abilities and not always greedily seek the continuation of the market trend. Many people yearn for a trading style that goes with the flow, but there are actually very few who can accurately judge and hold onto the trend. If the direction is misjudged, not only will one not make money, but it is also easy to get deeply trapped, leading to suffering and discomfort.
Trading, in essence, is not difficult to understand: grasp the trend, observe the space, and control the risk. However, to achieve stable profits, it doesn’t rely on making big gains through high-stakes bets, but rather on steady and disciplined operations. Do not fantasize about doubling your investment on every trade, and do not carelessly hold onto positions without stop losses, as this will only increase your losses exponentially. Trying to pick bottoms and tops may seem smart, but it is actually easier to make mistakes. Only through trend trading and effective risk control can one go further.
Yesterday, I briefly discussed the logic of stablecoins. Currently, many people are discussing the market crash of Circle, so today I will continue to share some of my shallow insights on Circle to systematically outline my views for everyone.
$Circle (CRCL.US)$ From an initial listing price of $31, it soared to $290, increasing ninefold in less than a month. After two days, it fell back again, indicating two things: first, market sentiment is dominant and irrationally overheated. Second, there is insufficient fundamental support. The valuation is too high.
I have repeatedly advised in the group not to blindly chase this stock; missing out is much better than standing guard on the mountain. Because the stock price is severely overvalued, high PE ratios often indicate greater risk, and today's significant drop has validated my viewpoint.
Many people think that this...