The impossible event mentioned in this article [$NVDA nearing the 200-day line and its valuation returning to a reasonable range will lead to a qualitative change in the risk-reward ratio; if $AVGO experiences a pullback at the 20% level, it will instead become more attractive for long-term investment.]
I have limited knowledge and experience, but I trust RSI more than EMA.
The following is forwarded with possible reservations about full agreement:
🚀📊 2026 will be harder than you think: This is not the end of AI, but the beginning of a brutal divergence.
1. A signal ignored by the market: Positive news no longer drives rallies
If you are still analyzing the market based on the experiences of 2024–2025, the risks could be very high. One telling detail is that when rumors emerged about $AMZN potentially investing $10 billion in OpenAI, Amazon’s stock closed lower that day. Just two or three months ago, OpenAI-related news of this magnitude would have driven the stock up 10%–20% in a single day, as was the case with $AMD and CoreWeave previously.
This does not mean the news was unimportant; rather, the market has clearly become “immune” to AI-related positive developments.
2. This is not the .com bubble, but AI fatigue is real
It must be clearly distinguished: the current situation is not like the shell companies of 2000…

Morning all. Quick note for today: we’ve got ”quad witching” on deck, so ES/NQ screens may look a bit odd as size rolls off the December contracts into March and liquidity gets patchy. A rug pull? 👻👻👻
“Investors finally have a readout on recent price pressures, and the signals are encouraging.
The consumer-price index for November showed prices rose 2.7% in the past 12 months, considerably below consensus forecasts.
Economists polled by The Wall Street Journal had expected a 3.1% r...