$Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$ With the U.S. government shutdown, there is no fresh capital injection into the market. It's not just BTC; the entire U.S. stock market will continue to decline. Moreover, most funds have flowed into the Magnificent Seven, leaving small- and mid-cap stocks without support. Goldman Sachs expects the government to reopen within two weeks.
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$SoFi Technologies (SOFI.US)$ Why did all stocks suddenly plummet?
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$Strategy (MSTR.US)$ NVDA's quantum computing is about to crack BTC, which is the reason for the decline.
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$Strategy (MSTR.US)$ I am amazed that most of the cryptocurrency market is up, except for MSTR.
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$Strive (ASST.US)$ It is difficult to rise without breaking 1.5. I couldn't bear 1.5 before the market opened and left.
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When I first started, I was just a 19-year-old balancing studies and part-time work, driven by curiosity and a belief that I could create something meaningful.
My journey began with Archer (ACHR).
I purchased my first shares when its stock price was only $3, resisted the noise, trusted its vision, and eventually sold at $11. That experience taught me patience—and the satisfaction of seeing belief rewarded.
Then came MP1 (ASX: MP1), the small Australian technology company that caught my attention long before it was on anyone else's radar. I analyzed the trends, observed the quiet accumulation, and when it eventually surged by 64%, it validated my judgment – not luck.
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When others feared volatility, I saw the setup: a Relative Strength Index (RSI) breakout, range compression, and surging volume.
Weeks later, Super Micro Computer soared 103%, and I was already prepared.
But I’m not done yet.
I entered the world of options trading—decisively purchasing call options on Snap (SNAP) while everyone else overlooked it. I developed my own investment thesis, managed risks, and witnessed its value grow by +122.54%.
This momentum has now propelled me to rank among the top seven in the moomoo Global Mock Trading Competition, and on the Nasdaq leaderboard, I am ranked 570...
My journey began with Archer (ACHR).
I purchased my first shares when its stock price was only $3, resisted the noise, trusted its vision, and eventually sold at $11. That experience taught me patience—and the satisfaction of seeing belief rewarded.
Then came MP1 (ASX: MP1), the small Australian technology company that caught my attention long before it was on anyone else's radar. I analyzed the trends, observed the quiet accumulation, and when it eventually surged by 64%, it validated my judgment – not luck.
Next came Super Micro Computer (SMCI) — a decisive bet on AI infrastructure amid market indecision.
When others feared volatility, I saw the setup: a Relative Strength Index (RSI) breakout, range compression, and surging volume.
Weeks later, Super Micro Computer soared 103%, and I was already prepared.
But I’m not done yet.
I entered the world of options trading—decisively purchasing call options on Snap (SNAP) while everyone else overlooked it. I developed my own investment thesis, managed risks, and witnessed its value grow by +122.54%.
This momentum has now propelled me to rank among the top seven in the moomoo Global Mock Trading Competition, and on the Nasdaq leaderboard, I am ranked 570...
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$Strive (ASST.US)$ That's it, I'm out. This is too intense. My heart can't take it. I'd rather go next door and buy MSTR and COIN for peace of mind.
These low-priced stocks are too much for someone my age to handle.
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$Strive (ASST.US)$ I’m impressed that we have merged with Selmer.
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