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    • Yuki Shine88Yuki Shine88
      ·10-28 16:27
      for momentum traders comfortable with wide intraday spreads $Nautilus Biotechnolgy, Inc.(NAUT)$ has nearly doubled in October (+84.08% MTD from $1.57 on Oct 1 to $2.89 on Oct 27, $367.8M market cap), immediately snapping back +18.44% on Tuesday after Monday’s profit-taking flush.
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    • Yuki Shine88Yuki Shine88
      ·10-28 16:15
      $USA Rare Earth Inc.(USAR)$ after sliding 35.4% in October from $13.80 down to a 52-week low of $8.885 (closing at $8.91 on Oct 26), $USAR ripped +16.72% on Tuesday to $10.40 ($3.90B market cap) as traders positioned ahead of the November 10, 2026 expiration of China’s rare earth export control suspension.
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    • Yuki Shine88Yuki Shine88
      ·10-28 12:29
      After a brutal 34% October washout down to Friday's $142.89 climax low (on 12.68M volume), $Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd(CRDO)$ roared back +10.77% on Tuesday to $167.43 ($168.86 AH), leading all 21 stocks in the Optical Communication index. With 114.7% YoY revenue growth, dominant AEC market share, and 14 analysts averaging a $275 PT (JPM & Stifel at $310), clearing $173.83 opens the fast lane back to $182–$210.
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    • Yuki Shine88Yuki Shine88
      ·10-25
      $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ VSA & Technical Setup: Why Institutions Absorbed the Dip at $155.85 While the Neocloud Sector Flushed
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    • Yuki Shine88Yuki Shine88
      ·10-22
      Despite short-term volatility, $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ 's long-term thesis remains driven by multi-billion dollar enterprise AI CapEx and mega-cap tech earnings power. Sitting roughly 7% off its peak, this pullback into the $700–$710 area offers a disciplined dollar-cost averaging window. For long-term allocators, building positions around these levels or saving heavier capital for structural support down near $685–$690 provides an attractive risk/reward profile into multi-year tech expansion.
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    • Yuki Shine88Yuki Shine88
      ·10-06

      Thread Title: The Execution Blueprint Exact Rules for Trading High-Volume Breakouts

      1. The Pre-Condition: Tight Consolidation at Resistance Never chase a breakout that has already stretched 5 green candles in a row. The highest probability breakouts happen after price compresses tightly right against a resistance ceiling, forming higher lows into the level. This build-up traps short sellers and coils price like a spring before the big move. 2. The Confirmation Trigger: Candle Close + Volume Spike Do not buy mid-candle while price is poking above resistance—that is how retail traders get trapped in fakeouts. Wait for the breakout candle to close completely above the key level, backed by a volume bar at least 1.5x to 2x higher than recent average volume. High volume proves big institutional market orders are funding the move. 3. Two Valid Entry Tactics: Aggressive Close vs
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      Thread Title: The Execution Blueprint Exact Rules for Trading High-Volume Breakouts
    • Yuki Shine88Yuki Shine88
      ·09-19

      $NVDA: Monday Could Tell Us If AI Buyers Are Really Back

      The Setup After weeks of choppy range-bound trading between $208 and $220, ( $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ ) closed Friday at $222.27, gaining +1.34% on strong volume. Monday’s opening bell will deliver a clear signal: is this a genuine institutional breakout backed by ongoing Blackwell rack deployments and enterprise AI demand, or another top-of-range rejection? 3 Key Factors Heading into Monday Institutional Volume & Options Skew Friday’s 190M share volume wasn't retail sentiment—it signaled institutional re-accumulation. As market strategist Owen Moshe noted in his liquidity breakdown, net option flow in mega cap semiconductors swung decisively positive late Friday, with call delta shifting heavily toward October $230 and $240 strikes. Capex Fundamentals
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      $NVDA: Monday Could Tell Us If AI Buyers Are Really Back
    • Yuki Shine88Yuki Shine88
      ·09-12

      $WULF: What Price Would Make You Take Profits?

      What You Need to Know About $WULF Right Now $TeraWulf Inc.(WULF)$ has been one of the strongest performers in the high-performance computing (HPC) and data center infrastructure space. If you are trading or holding this ticker, here is the straightforward breakdown of how the technicals played out and what matters most going forward. The Technical Breakdown: Why the Bounce Worked Channel Floor Hold: $WULF repeatedly tested the $13.50 to $13.80 demand shelf. Each drop into this zone was met with aggressive buying, keeping the higher-low structure intact on the daily chart. Volume Spike on Breakout: As soon as price reclaimed $15.20, buying volume surged past daily averages. That confirmed institutions were absorbing float rather than taking profits
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      $WULF: What Price Would Make You Take Profits?
    • Yuki Shine88Yuki Shine88
      ·09-11

      $VOO: Is The Market Stronger Than It Looks Going Into The Weekend?

      Market Tape & Institutional Liquidity Breakdown Cap-Weighted Defense vs. Broad Weakness: While the equal-weighted S&P 500 has dropped nearly 1%, mega-cap tech resilience is preventing $Vanguard S&P 500 ETF(VOO)$ from breaking down hard.$VOO is holding firmly above $695 despite aggressive macro headwinds. Yield & Commodity Drag: Pushing 10-year yields higher alongside surging energy costs has capped multiple expansion, causing systematic funds (CTAs) to trim risk rather than trigger panic liquidation. Options Flow & Dark Pool Positioning: Institutional order flow shows heavy put selling anchored around the $690–$692 strike range, indicating market makers and institutions expect a firm support floor going into the weekend. Technic
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      $VOO: Is The Market Stronger Than It Looks Going Into The Weekend?
    • Yuki Shine88Yuki Shine88
      ·09-10
      $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ : I’m Not Bullish Because Of The AI Story. I’m Watching This Instead
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