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Memory may be a great long-term setup, but the key overhang is not economics. It is politics. The hard question: why should storage capture half of the total investment from the biggest industrial revolution in human …

Rotation keeps a bull market alive. Leadership groups consolidating or even pulling back is not bearish by default. It extends the runway. Straight-line upside without a breather is how crashes get built. 1

$HIMS momentum still has room, but $41 is the key checkpoint. The stock posted its highest close since Dec 9th 2025 and is close to the second price target. Once $41 hits, the setup needs a fresh read because further …

$PLTR stays constructive. Key watch is a move and hold over the 50ma. Momentum has flipped back on: RSI back over 50 = bullish, MACD bull x, and recent volume is above avg. Full position still intact. 1

$HOOD remains the clean momentum leader. It bounced from the $60s & $70s and is now approaching $120, while $SOFI is trying to catch up after breaking over $19. The setup is rotation into fintech beta, with $SOFI needing …

$HOOD is still in a basing / slight pullback phase. The gravestone doji has not confirmed yet, so no clean reversal signal. Key downside gap sits around 109.50ish; upside reference is 120ish. Stops were moved up to …

Big ideas beat idea overload. Chips, memory, and space may all be strong trades, but they are not automatically everyone’s trade. The edge comes from finding a few personal big ideas, doing deep work, stress-testing the …

Oil’s reversal lower is supply-driven. Hormuz normalization, OPEC+ expansion, and UAE expansion+ were already the key pressure points two weeks ago. The labor-market angle also played out: the “World Cup effect” fading …

July setup looks like high-level chop for the S&P 500, with much sharper volatility in the Nasdaq and semiconductors. The real inflection points are June CPI on July 14, the start of Q2 earnings, and the month-end FOMC …

U.S. equities are likely heading into a choppy second half. The key driver is uncertainty, not simply good or bad news. The market can price good news and tolerate bad news, but hates unclear policy paths. With the …