To The Moon

$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ It’s definitely a bank. It offers nothing more than my regular bank in Norway. I’m guessing its valued at a premium because its growing pretty fast and filling a void that “brick and mortar” or US legacy banks have ignored for too long. It happens when players that are too big get complacent. I’m bullish on SoFi for these reasons.

$Trump Media & Technology(DJT)$ consider this. $192,000,000 a day has been poured into this stock. I'm just speculating here but the Trump supporters and retail aren't that liquid.first the wall was at 40 ... then 41 ... phantom wall apparently as it vanished as quickly as it appeared

Tencent Holdings$TENCENT(00700)$ and Alibaba Group $Alibaba(BABA)$ are two of the largest and most influential companies in China, both with significant presence in the global market. Tencent's diverse portfolio, including gaming, social media, fintech, and cloud services, provides a solid foundation for stability. Its dominance in various sectors of the Chinese economy and its expanding global footprint offer investors a sense of security.On the other hand, Alibaba's e-commerce dominance, coupled with its ventures into cloud computing, digital entertainment, and logistics, presents significant growth opportunities. However, Alibaba operates in a more volatile regulatory environ

$Micron Technology(MU)$ did you sell it all? Hopefully you acted when it was near $109 highs if so.I sold a ton of MU call option holdings when it was $120-130, but I think you're panicking a bit here. -15-20% seemingly unwarranted pullbacks in MU are not abnormal, especially after massive runs.It could last a week or even a couple months of painful churn, but I don't believe it peaked yet. However, I also recall early 2022 and what followed (along with other nasty peaks), so I don't blame you for having your finger on the trigger.

$Marathon Digital Holdings Inc(MARA)$ I sold today for the same reason --- it has gone down every day since i bought it --- i will watch and if it hits and basis at a low i might get back in for the run into the 20's which i think will happen if they do what management says they will do in the immediate future

$iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLT)$ After entering a massive short position in Treasury Bond Futures on March 5th - March 7th (I exited that short on March 18th), I am now long Treasury Bond Futures with significant leverage. Two events will happen over the next three weeks that could act as an upside catalyst

so i expect rates in 2024 to stay stable or adjust only slightly, the possibility of two or three rate cuts is unlikelyalthough cpi data shows 3.5% , which might hint at inflation pressurethe fed's determination to maintain price stability can't be ignored, considering the current complexity of the economy and global market uncertainty, the fed is more likely to remain cautious and won't easily cut rates furthermorethe fed may focus more on long-term economic health rather than short-term market fluctuations $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ $Invesco QQQ Trust-ETF(QQQ)$ $Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF(QQQM)$ $Nasdaq100 Bull 3X ETF(TQQQ)$

bitcoin halving is bound to push its to ATH in april 2024 this event will significantly reduce the supply of new bitcoins $CME Bitcoin - main 2404(BTCmain)$ $MicroStrategy(MSTR)$ $Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ and supply reduction has always been a catalyst for price increases coupled with the increasing recognition of bitcoin's long-term value storage status in the market, investors' willingness to hold will be even stronger thereforei firmly believe that the price of bitcoin will surpass previous highs and set new records

$Apple(AAPL)$ Who's buying Apple except Apple? Apple only wants to repurchase shares and that means investors need to dump them. I'm sure if Apple's stock price is falling that shows that shares are being dumped. I'm glad Apple keeps repurchasing shares that no one else wants.

Long story short, I have 200 shares of MSFT $Microsoft(MSFT)$ with a cost-basis per share of $43, I am up $77k right now. I am starting to invest in XLK $Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLK)$ which has 23% MSFT as its top holding, as my goal is to become a bit more diversified instead of having so much tied up in just 1 stock. MSFT is my only stock. FYI my cost basis for MSFT is $8k and it's currently worth $85k.If I sell I get the major tax hit (long-term gains) but I also know that taking gains/profits is not a bad thing, also considering we are at all-time highs in the market and at MSFT. What would you do? Sell it and just have it in a more diversified ETF like XLK? I can