$USA Rare Earth (USAR.US)$ Everyone, please hurry.

$Broadcom (AVGO.US)$ 335 ultra at the halfway point

$USA Rare Earth (USAR.US)$ Down before the market opens, how will tonight's trend go?

$USA Rare Earth (USAR.US)$ The pre-market is down, does that mean it's going to start falling tonight?

$Sunpower (5GD.SG)$ There’s no real news on this stock, the sharp rises and falls are completely baffling

$Leverage Shares 2X Long CRWV Daily ETF (CRWG.US)$ I bought some, it will rise this week

$Sunpower (5GD.SG)$ Does anyone know why it dropped again? Did you all sell?

At the beginning of this article, let me provide an update on NVIDIA's current price.It is currently around 189.Compared to the last time I wrote about it, the price has risen further. In the comments section, I would like to ask the usual question: Did you follow through with your planned trade, or are you still waiting? Many people aren’t incapable of analysis; rather, when the price actually reaches the range they predicted, their hands hesitate, and their confidence wavers. The most challenging aspect of trading lies in this very moment.
Now, let’s turn our attention to Microsoft.MSFT is currently around 486.85.Here, I’ll just ask one question for clarity and alignment at the execution level: regarding what was written earlier,For the trade between 470 and 476, did you open the position as planned?(The original text can be found here: My first position will be placed in the range of 470 to 476, securing a spot without chasing higher prices.) If not, this current uptrend is not profit for you but pressure, because you'll start thinking about chasing the market. Chasing risks buying at a high point, while waiting risks missing out. The purpose of charts is not prediction but to rein in human nature.
First, explain clearly from the first principles what the market is actually buying in Microsoft.
Microsoft is often perceived as a commoditized entity—whether it’s AI narratives or Copilot updates, which seem like commentary tailored to trending topics. However, if we strip away the buzzwords and examine the company from first principles, Microsoft’s business logic is rather unexciting but remarkably stable. What enterprises are willing to pay for in the long term isn’t novelty—it’s convenience, reliability, and accountability when issues arise. Among large corporations...

$CoreWeave (CRWV.US)$ I have significantly increased my position and am now waiting for it to plummet.