$AVGO earnings tonight with an implied move of ±8.1%.
Last 6 prints:
-12.6%
+4.8%
-11.4%
+9.4%
-5.0%
+8.6%
Red, green, red, green, red, green... so we're "due" for green again?
Obviously that's not how markets work, but the pattern is hilarious. If you believe in the alternating meme and want to play bullish, selling puts into earnings could work—especially if IV crush does the heavy lifting post-print.
Just remember: patterns break when you bet on them. Risk accordingly. 🎲
WAIT......... WAIT........ WAIT....... Everyone, read this before it’s too late‼️
Yesterday, I shared my $ARB long setup, and the trade moved perfectly from the $0.1078 support zone toward $0.1200.
Now $ARB has pulled back, defended the same key support area, and is bouncing again around $0.1098. Those who missed yesterday’s move may be getting a second opportunity.
In my opinion, if $0.1078–$0.1085 holds, $ARB can push toward $0.1150 first, followed by another test of the $0.1200 double-top...
$BTC's cycle returns are compressing hard. 48x in 2011–2013, 16x in 2013–2017, 3.8x in 2017–2021, and now we're tracking ~1.8x for 2021–2025. The math is simple: as market cap grows, it takes exponentially more capital to move price. A trillion-dollar asset doesn't pump like a billion-dollar one.
But here's the tension: every cycle, people call the top based on diminishing returns, and every cycle, $BTC finds a way to surprise. The question isn't whether the math is true — it is. The question i...
Told you to Long $SNDK
{future}(SNDKUSDT)
Buy long now $SNDK at $1,520 with 10x leverage isolated
Entry Zone: $1,508–$1,523
TP 1: $1,580
TP 2: $1,650
TP 3: $1,730
TP 4: $1,850
SL: $1,457
AI demand is starting to show up far beyond the chipmakers, and $DELL latest numbers are a good example. $DELL reported $47B in revenue and $7.04 EPS, beating estimates by 43%. But the bigger headline is its $95B AI backlog, up 85% QoQ. AI server revenue reached $16.4B, while traditional server demand also doubled. The backlog is booked through next year, pointing to continued demand for AI infrastructure. But tight chips and memory could affect how quickly $DELL converts those orders into ...