$Bank of America(BAC)$   A survey from the New York Fed reveals that American job seekers' expected probability of finding employment has dropped to 43.1%, marking the lowest level since the series began in 2013. Concurrently, households anticipate a slight increase in short-term inflation. Data from Bank of America (BAC) suggests the most severe phase of the economic slowdown may now be receding.

$Micron Technology(MU)$   Major themes: Micron beat EPS & revenue expectations, provided strong guidance, and analysts have responded with multiple price-target raises and rating changes, especially on AI/HBM demand drivers. ⸻ 🧠 1. Current Consensus & Ratings Analyst Consensus • Consensus Rating: Buy • Consensus Price Target: ~$288 (with a wide range) • High Target: up to $500 • Low Target: around $150  Interpretation: Most analysts see upside potential from current trading levels, though targets vary widely due to differing assumptions about memory pricing and supply cycles. ⸻ 📈 2. Recent Upgrades & Bullish Calls 🔹 BofA Securities • Upgraded from Neutral to Buy • Raised target to $300 • Cited strong

$CCH Holdings Ltd.(CCHH)$ boss laughing from up till down [Happy]  not only from the trades but also in options [Cool]  

$iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$   Weak hands flushed, Stops cleared No follow-through selling That overnight low did its job — it reset leverage 🎢🎢🎢

$CNMC Goldmine(5TP.SI)$ dissapointing 

$iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$  got picked up at 51.25 but today's market is not ready to break record

Price is still a bargain at this point.  My take (but no guarantee) Overall, yes — I think there’s a reasonable case that now can be a decent time to buy SLV, if you’re comfortable with volatility and view it as a long-term investment. The dual demand (industrial + safe-haven) and supply constraints provide a good structural backdrop. That said, if you are more conservative, it might make sense to wait for a dip or scale in gradually rather than invest a lump sum immediately.

$XAG/USD(XAGUSD.FOREX)$   [USD]  [Call]  

Summary Nvidia, Joining Big Tech Deal Spree, to License Groq Technology, Hire Executives Nvidia's licenses chip tech for inference Groq's leadership transition to Nvidia raises questions about future independence Nvidia's strategic hires reflect trend of acquiring talent without full acquisitions (Reuters) - Nvidia has agreed to license chip technology from startup Groq and hire away its CEO, a veteran of Alphabet's Google, Groq said in a blog post on Wednesday. The deal follows a familiar pattern in recent years where the world's biggest technology firms pay large sums in deals with promising startups to take their technology and talent but stop short of formally acquiring the target. Groq specializes in what is known as inference, where artificial intelligence models that have already be