$Beyond Meat, Inc.(BYND)$ With the current borrow rate, holding a short position doesn't seem to make much sense. The stock is priced as if the company is going out of business, but that's not clearly the case. There are large investors who see a turnaround story here. All the dilution and financial distress appears to be baked into the price. Paying over 100% borrow rate to hold this? It doesn't add up mathematically or mechanically. If someone wants to make a daily short-term bet, buying and selling $Direxion Daily Semiconductors Bull 3x Shares(SOXL)$ could offer similar gains with much less risk. Targeting this while paying over 100% interest just doesn't seem logical. It feels like the shor
$Direxion Daily Semiconductors Bull 3x Shares(SOXL)$ Looking at the top 10 global cloud market share, it's notable that META isn't listed. Their recent announcement about leasing out cloud compute seems more aimed at competing with companies like CRWV and NBIS. The traditional AWS, Azure, and GCP platforms are built to run an entire company's operations, while META and CRWV appear focused on providing pure computing power. Given that distinction, the market's reaction to that news, which seemed to tank the chip sector, feels disconnected from the actual competitive landscape.
$Direxion Daily Semiconductors Bull 3x Shares(SOXL)$ Just a quick note on the KOSPI and the Korean National Pension Service's rebalancing to bring domestic stock holdings down to the maximum allowed cap. At the KOSPI's peak above 9,000, the estimated domestic holdings were around 31.4%. That's above all three permitted levels: the base at 20.8%, the first flex band at 26.8%, and the second flex band at 28.8%. However, the KOSPI has since dropped about -15% to the 7,648 level, partly due to market fears of NPS selling. This decline has naturally reduced the domestic holdings, which are now estimated to be within the 26.8% band. While this is within the permitted level, that flex band is meant to be temporary, so more rebalancing is still expec