$iShares Global Clean Energy ETF(ICLN.US)$
Renewable energy has been declining for three years, and has been being rubbed off the ground for another half year. Today, we are finally seeing a recovery trend.
One jump higher, broke through the downtrend, and stood at all short- and medium-term moving averages. The upper part is only suppressed by a long-term moving average (such as ma200), but this moving average is rapidly declining. Even if the market doesn't rise sideways, as long as it doesn't fall, it will automatically rise to this moving average soon.
I'll look into buying opportunities this week.

$Unity Software(U.US)$
A netizen asked me before why it fell to 21-22 and no one sold it This kind of obvious question probably doesn't need to be answered.
This stock is so annoying, so it's not particularly suitable for beginners to operate. I'm just having fun with Kokura. Today, GME is driving the retail concept higher collectively. Anyway, I definitely won't buy GME. This kind of stock cannot pass our company's fundamental screening.
The CPI and PPI will be announced soon. The big data one by one is really exciting.
$Taiwan Semiconductor(TSM.US)$ There was a slight retracement today, but do people who haven't gotten on the bus want to get on the bus? My opinion is that if CPI doesn't tell ghost stories, then TSM can see an all-time high of 155-157. Further up will depend on the chip brother $NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$ That's a performance. And NVDA continues to trade sideways, and my opinion remains the same: as long as it doesn't fall below 860, the sideways market has broken through and is accumulating energy. However, judging from the graph, we have to choose a direction this week; I'm afraid we won't be able to wait for next week's earnings day.

$Unity Software(U.US)$
I just bought a few days ago and it cost 25. The duvet was immediately covered. Luckily I only bought a few. With this thing and PLTR, you really can't open big positions.
But that's fine; when everyone is caught, there's no pressure After all, the U company still doesn't have any problems of principle, and there is no risk of bankruptcy. After falling 22 the first few times, they all went up, so if they came, they settled down; on the contrary, no one would cut meat at this time.
However, if there is another negative gap and the volume falls below 22, then it really is a bottomless hole
Just a comment. After all, today's stock holdings $Taiwan Semiconductor(TSM.US)$ It skyrocketed by 5%, and the one that just added a position $NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$ It has also risen a bit, which should confirm that the breakthrough was successful. $Utilities Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLU.US)$ It's been good lately, $iShares Bitcoin Trust(IBIT.US)$ Yesterday, I also confessed to cutting meat and waited until it fell before buying it back. Anyway, I'm in a good mood, I can enjoy a nice weekend

$Intel(INTC.US)$
I just had a chat with a cowboy friend. Basically, I only choose the top two companies on the excellent track. So I'm here to talk about intc. It was stated in advance that INTC's iron powder should not be sprayed. This stock price performance is comparable to that of a national football team. It is also a kind of caring to make a spat.
First, let's talk about PC chips. Although the CPU is still very powerful, Apple and AMD are also doing a good job. This market hasn't grown much. It's not an excellent track; if it doesn't have a monopoly, it's already lost; don't consider it.
Also, high performance computing is clearly the domain of NVDA and AMD. It didn't make the top two, so don't consider it.
Besides, in the world of OEM, TSM, and Samsung, INTC is still struggling. not considered
Other businesses are too small to consider.
So for me, there's no reason to buy an intc. I haven't understood this level before, and I've copied the intc from the bottom of 26-28. Although I made money later, I won't make this kind of money in the future.
Why is intc not divesting its foundry business? While you are competing with NVDA AMD, you still expect them to find you an OEM to make money? This is so embarrassing

$NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$
$Taiwan Semiconductor(TSM.US)$
TSM has risen quite well today. I think it can be confirmed that it has broken through the previous downward trend and returned to the upward trend. Even if there is a backlash, the probability of falling back into the previous downward channel is very small. But TSM is already my biggest holdings, so I'm a little hesitant if I want to buy more.
The NVDA side was a little bad, and failed to break through yesterday's high of 918. However, the current short-term EMA is still in the bullish order. The price is above the 5-day EMA. Graphically, it is still in the process of rising, but it's just not perfect enough. It's best to take a dose of 920, which is perfect.
$Utilities Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLU.US)$ It's been a bit crazy lately. The upward trend that began in mid-early March will continue to rise for quite some time once it starts. It's been rising for two months now, let's see how long it lasts. As for the XLU sector, the current rate of increase is a bit too fast; it is probably almost possible to take the opportunity to reduce positions.
The only thing I'm not satisfied with is Bitcoin. Now it's falling below the 5-day EMA again, which is really funny. Let's see if the 10-day EMA can hold up. preceding $iShares Bitcoin Trust(IBIT.US)$ Between 34-37, some positions were raised and lowered, reducing the average cost of holding positions from 38 to 3...

$Palantir(PLTR.US)$
MA120 is certainly an important support level.
This type of stock is too flowy. It is suitable for holding small positions for a long time. Don't be frightened by fluctuations and reduce random operations. If you like the operation, you can add a small amount when it falls to the 120-day average, and you can reduce your position if you deviate greatly from MA120. Once it falls below 120 and there is no intention of coming back, a stop loss is required. In the long run, the returns are pretty good.
However, I didn't increase my position this time because NVDA has better certainty. Although the volume contraction broke through on Monday and was flawed, after yesterday's backlash (I added positions), I only need to pull up again today and use time to accumulate trading volume. Adding up the three days, the volume is enough. As long as it closes higher today, preferably above yesterday's high, we can confirm a successful breakthrough. If it's a fake breakthrough and falls back to the previous downward channel, then just sell at stop loss, wait until it falls and then buy it back.
If you want to play the AI circuit, instead of studying those small discs or even trash, it's better to focus on the leader Brother Yu $NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$ Don't think about the stock market being small and big; it must learn from old Pakistan; seeking victory through stability is king.

$Palantir(PLTR.US)$
I have held stocks for a long time, at least for a few months. The stock nature of this thing is very strange, and I can't figure it out, so I always put it in the corner to avoid random operation, and the position is not big. However, there has also been an overall increase over the past few months.
PLTR is a real AI company. It's not that kind of conceptual garbage; it has real performance support. Moreover, with military and government endorsements, the company's operations are not very risky. The post-market decline was basically just a return to the intraday gains. It was expected to be 100 points. As a result, only 80 points were taken. The financial report itself is not bad.
As long as it doesn't fall 22 and then pulls up again, the upward trend hasn't been disrupted. I bought a put as protection before the market closed. I plan to take the opportunity to close my position between 22-23 and continue to hold the original stock. If the closing price falls below 22, the underlying stock is sold to prevent the trend from deteriorating further.
On the technical side, the 120-day average is an effective support. If I sell it, I'll buy it back here.

$Taiwan Semiconductor(TSM.US)$
$NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$
Today, Ge Ge and TSM both broke through important resistance levels. I was planning to increase my position, but before I placed the order, I found an issue:
The volume of transactions is insufficient.
I hesitated and didn't place an order.
If it were a quantitative breakthrough, I would definitely follow suit. But I'm a little skeptical about the contraction breakthrough.
As a precautionary measure, I reduced my NVDA position by some.
Let's take a look at PLTR's earnings report. Today's surge in volume is unlikely to be caused by retail investors. There must be institutions that are vigorously leading the market, and retail investors are at most following suit. If the after-market earnings report explodes, then it's a bit funny. I'll see if I want to buy PUT to protect my profits.
$Palantir(PLTR.US)$

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$Palantir(PLTR.US)$
One of my cold bench small positions is holding stocks
It seems like every time it's a hot wave before and after the earnings report. Had it not been for today's sharp rise, I'd have forgotten about it
Bought back another cold bench stock by the way $Unity Software(U.US)$ Previously, due to falling below an important position, I cleared my inventory. I bought it back today, which is also a small position.
Incidentally, I mentioned TLT. Currently, long-term bonds are still in a bear market, and the rise is also a rebound in the bear market. Instead of doing a TLT overrun rebound, it's better to find better opportunities in the stock market. Bonds are not suitable for speculation. As for TLT, it is necessary to stabilize at 100 in the first half of this year, or stand at 95 in the second half of this year before it can be considered a return to the bull market. Then it won't be too late to re-enter.
$iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLT.US)$