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$NVIDIA(NVDA.US) The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed slightly higher, while the Nasdaq Composite fell about 1.2%, and the Russell 2000 bucked the trend, rising about 0.5%.

Yesterday's market style resembled a phase of rotation—funds marginally flowed out of highly concentrated large-cap tech stocks.

The most important trigger was Nvidia. Nvidia's earnings and guidance were generally very strong, but its stock price weakened after Thursday's opening, ultimately closing down more than 5%. This is more like a typical "profit-taking/crowded trading rebalancing" scenario than a fundamental reversal.

For long-term holders, it's necessary to distinguish between two levels: whether industry trends have changed vs. whether the short-term funding structure is overly crowded.

This pullback is more like a rebalancing of funds: on the one hand, retail trading activity increased significantly after the earnings report; Vanda Research data shows that after the earnings release, net retail buying of Nvidia hit a new high since 2012; on the other hand, some institutions chose to lock in profits and reduce concentration amid high expectations, and the market is also recalibrating the alignment between valuation and growth.

On that day, the "Big Tech/AI Chain" underperformed the rest of the market, indicating that short-term pressure stemmed more from market concentration and expectations than from a sudden deterioration in industry logic. The next stage requires observation: whether funds will flow back to high-quality leading stocks after the pullback, or whether they will continue to spread to sectors like finance, value, and small-caps.

For me, I don't dwell on "why the market fell despite such good earnings reports," I only do one thing: use my budget to buy within a reasonable range. In short, my orders are already placed; I'll buy when the price drops.

This is personal thought, not investment advice.

$Pro Ultr Silver(AGQ.US) up 16% yesterday to $159.10, volume spiking to 7.1M . This 2x leveraged silver ETF is not for the faint hearted - 52-week range from $31.88 to $431.47 tells you everything . When silver moves, AGQ moves double. Holding through this volatility because the structural deficit narrative intact. 🚀

The lawsuits are getting serious now. Multiple securities fraud class actions over AI spending disclosures . When lawyers circle like this, usually means someone messed up the messaging. But the business itself still solid? $Oracle(ORCL.US)

Nova Lake delayed to after CES 2027. Stock down 1.1% to $43.63 on 56M volume . Market reacting like this is new news. But everyone knew $Intel(INTC.US) roadmap was aggressive. Sell the rumor, buy the fact?

$Unitedhealth(UNH.US) closed at 284.37 yesterday, +1.96% but volume exploded 98% to 3.48B . 52-week range 230-599, down 46% in a year. CMS rate hike 0.09% vs expected 4-6%. First revenue decline since 1989 coming in 2026. Market says value trap. I say 15x forward PE prices in the worst. 📉

Spotted a huge block trade for $BABA-W(9988.HK) this afternoon - 390k shares at HKD 154.6, a 2.5% discount. Around HKD 60 mil. Not auto-matched. Meanwhile, $Alibaba(BABA.US) options went crazy yesterday, some puts surged 2799% on a 3% drop. Big money moving or just hedging? What's the smart money seeing that we don't? 🧐

$Intel(INTC.US) still feels like a comeback bet — 18A process + AI PC narrative getting attention again, but volatility damn high.😅

DJT swings like crazy😭

$Coinbase(COIN.US) Feels like COIN is stuck between Bitcoin price action and regulatory headlines. Hard to size a position when sentiment flips this fast every week.

MSFT’s valuation is high but the runway feels long. Short‑term volatility ahead of earnings is a real play here.

Crypto prices are soaring. COIN's transaction revenue in Q4 must have been huge. Earnings will be a blowout

$Circle(CRCL.US) will surge at the close today🫢

$Alibaba(BABA.US) Alibaba’s cloud pushing hard vs AWS/Google — thoughts?

$Circle(CRCL.US) this week can hit 85?🤨

$Trump Media & Tech(DJT.US) Trump speaking at Davos tomorrow! This stock is a rollercoaster tied to his microphone. Buckle up.

$Unitedhealth(UNH.US) Healthcare demand is inelastic. A good hedge against economic uncertainty, though regulatory changes are always a risk

This deal weakens the “Google is behind” narrative and positions TPUs as a real alternative to Nvidia for big partners

$Oracle(ORCL.US) Another -4% yesterday... the story has completely soured.

High debt + lawsuits = avoid

UNH up almost 2% today. Barclays' $391 target achievable?

$AMD(AMD.US) dare to break 200 today?

I saw Intel opened below $40 this morning and thought, "Uh oh, is this bad?" But then it rallied so fast. I'm not sure what to make of those news about Ukraine-Russia missiles and chips—my brain can't process all this. Does it mean the impact isn't that big? I always feel like big companies aren't really fazed by these things$Intel.US

$Oracle(ORCL.US) Oracle's earnings report this quarter was a bombshell. After-hours down 10%—absolutely stunned. Their cloud business isn't taking off, yet they're slamming down $15 billion in CapEx. Feels like they're doubling down on AI with teeth gritted. Honestly, this move seems wild. For a legacy giant to go all-in like this, not sure if it's a desperate Hail Mary or if they’ve got a real ace up their sleeve. Just averaged down and got buried immediately. Makes you wonder… is this how big the bets are in the U.S. market now?

$Oracle(ORCL.US) With broader market liquidity softening, ORCL isn't falling alone. However, its resilience is dependent purely on the AI narrative, whose sustainability is now in question.

$BitMine Immersion Tech(BMNR.US) haizzzz should have cut losses earlier😪