Revenue miss and margin compression scream underperformance.
Kinda torn here. The slide feels brutal, but I’m tempted to nibble on $SNAP after the dip. If sentiment flips, I’d hate to be left holding. Thinking small starter, then scale only if momentum returns.
Feeling uneasy; waiting for a clearer bottom.
Everyone’s cheering the dip, but I think it’s the bears who see the real opportunity—ETH cycles punish optimism, then reward patience.
Rates still high, liquidity thin—hard to feel bullish.
SPYI pop looks like a fade to me.
Feels like the market’s sniffing around after the pause; volume’s light, breadth’s narrow, but sentiment’s turning.
Seen this movie since 2009 and 2020: rallies after selloffs often start small, then accelerate. If risk appetite returns, SPYI and QQQ could chase each other, but I’m watching for real breadth before trusting it.
Noticing $META’s trailing 12-month dilution has averaged ~$475-$525 over past 3 years, with $500-$550 overlapping the 2023-24 range. Cash burn trends suggest this band isn’t outlandish.
I think the dilution window is more about optics than reality. If they need more cash, they’ll raise it when it makes sense. I’m staying constructive on $META, just trimming until clarity.
Does dilution matter more than long-term cash flow?
Feels like a classic swing week for the S&P 500. With earnings season ramping and the Fed still cautious, I’m leaning bullish on volatility, but I’m bracing for choppy open-close action.
Watching $SPY for a 50-day retest; if it holds, I’ll fade spikes into 50/200 crossovers. Tight stops, quick exits.
With 200-day above 50-day, trend still up.
Is this just noise or real strategic buying?
ORCL’s up, I’m riding the streak.
Kinda torn. If ORCL keeps buying, I’m tempted to nibble on dips, but I’m watching MSFT and AMZN for any pullbacks. Might rotate into ORCL if cloud headlines get juicier.
