I think we're entering a more volatile market, but not necessarily a bearish one. With the Fed relying more on real-time data and offering less forward guidance, investors should expect larger market swings around economic reports. Rather than trying to time every move, I'm sticking to my long-term strategy. If oil prices continue to decline, inflation pressures could ease, reducing the need for further rate hikes and providing support for growth stocks. Regarding SpaceX, I see the recent pullback as a normal correction after a strong IPO rather than the end of the story. Valuations needed to cool, and for long-term investors, periods of uncertainty often create the best opportunities to accumulate quality companies at better prices. $SpaceX(SPCX)$ <

Micron's earnings are one of the biggest AI events this quarter because they provide a clear picture of demand for AI memory. If the company delivers strong results, raises guidance, and confirms continued HBM and DRAM demand into 2027, it could help restore confidence across the AI sector. I'd choose Micron over higher-beta names like WDC or STX because it's more directly tied to AI memory growth and offers a better view of the industry's fundamentals. That said, after such a strong run this year, I wouldn't be buying right before earnings. My investment strategy is focused on the long term, so I'd rather wait for the market's reaction than chase expectations. I'm continuing my regular auto-investments into NVIDIA, which remains my highest-conviction AI holding, while keeping a close eye

Palantir is on my watchlist after a strong rebound. The recent rally has been supported by improving sentiment, heavy trading volume, short-covering, and a new 7-year AI partnership with Zeta Global. On top of that, Q1 revenue growth remained impressive, profitability continues to stand out, and the company has raised its full-year guidance. $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$   That said, I'm not ignoring the risks. PLTR still trades at a premium valuation, meaning the market is pricing in near-perfect execution. Any slowdown in AI adoption or earnings growth could lead to significant volatility. For me, PLTR is a high-growth, high-risk AI software company. If management continues to execute and enterprise

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That's the downside of leveraged ETFs like SOXL—they amplify both gains and losses. A 3% drop in the Nasdaq turning into a 23% hit is brutal, but it's also why position sizing and risk management matter. Volatility cuts both ways. $Direxion Daily Semiconductors Bull 3x Shares(SOXL)$  

Big move! 🚀 The market seems to be pricing in a lot of optimism after Citi's upgrade. Great day for shareholders, but after a 22% jump I'll be watching closely to see if the momentum is backed by strong execution and earnings.

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$SPDR Gold ETF(GLD)$   $Gold Trust Ishares(IAU)$   $VanEck Gold Miners ETF(GDX)$   $Gold.com(GOLD)$   Gold has definitely lost its momentum, but I think it's too early to call the long-term bull market over. A lot of the recent selloff has been driven by changing Fed expectations and a stronger USD—both of which can reverse if inflation cools or growth weakens. For me, this isn't an "all-in" moment, but it could be the start of a gradual accumulation strategy. I'd rather dollar-cost average into GLD or a low-cost gold product than try to catch the exact bottom. If gold drops further,

📈 Why I'm watching $Toast, Inc.(TOST)$   • Expanding restaurant customer base  • Growing recurring software revenue  • Increasing payment processing volume  • Large addressable market with plenty of room to scale  • Strong ecosystem that creates customer stickiness The restaurant industry is still undergoing digital transformation, and Toast is positioning itself as the platform many operators run their businesses on. Toast isn't just processing payments. It provides restaurants with everything from POS hardware and payroll to online ordering, inventory management, marketing, and analytics. The deeper a restaurant integrates with the ecosystem, the harder it becomes to switch. TOST is one of the more interesting long-

$Broadcom(AVGO)$  one of the most overlooked winners of the AI boom because while everyone focuses on NVIDIA as the “brain” of AI, the real scaling problem is happening in connectivity and infrastructure. AI systems dont fail because of a lack of compute, but because of data movement, networking speed, and system integration at massive scale, and this is where Broadcom dominates. The company is deeply embedded with hyperscalers through custom AI chips, high-speed networking, and long-term infrastructure partnerships, giving it multi-year demand visibility and sticky, high-margin revenue streams. Its not a hype-driven AI stock, which is why it gets less retail attention, but institutions increasingly view it as a

$Alphabet(GOOG)$ Google parent company, Alphabet Inc., is trading around the mid-$360 range after a recent pullback. Despite investor concerns over AI talent departures, the stock remains up strongly over the past year and continues to benefit from AI and cloud growth.

IT WAS A GOOD DAY! Ice Cube's BIG3 basketball league is heading to the public markets through a SPAC merger with Graf Global Corp., with the combined company expected to trade under TONT and a proposed valuation of around US$290 million. Why investors are paying attention ✅ Established league BIG3 has been operating since 2017, outlasting many startup sports leagues. ✅ Growing audience Reported strong TV viewership, social media engagement, and live attendance growth. ✅ Expansion potential Future growth could come from media rights, sponsorships, international markets, and franchise appreciation. ✅ Unique sports asset Few pure-play sports league investment opportunities are available to public investors. Risks to consider ⚠️ SPAC history Many SPAC mergers have struggled after listing, maki

@DallasTexasTV Reports Yum! Brands is selling Pizza Hut in a $2.7 billion deal, with private equity firm LongRange Capital buying the global business outside China for $1.5 billion and Yum China acquiring the China operations for $1.2 billion The sale comes after years of declining sales and increased competition, allowing Yum! to focus on higher-performing brands like KFC and Taco Bell $Yum(YUM)$

The conflict involving Iran has become one of the most important drivers of global markets this year, with oil prices sitting at the centre of the story. 🛢️ Why Oil Matters [USD][USD][USD] Iran sits near the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping route that carries around 20% of the world's oil supply. Any threat to this route immediately raises concerns about supply disruptions, causing oil prices to spike. During periods of heightened conflict: ✅ Oil prices surged as traders priced in supply risks. ✅ Energy stocks outperformed. ✅ Inflation concerns increased. ✅ Broader stock markets faced pressure. As tensions have recently eased: ✅ Oil prices have pulled back. ✅ Inflation fears have softened. ✅ Technology and growth stocks have rallied. ✅ Investors have returned to risk assets. 🚀 Winners