$MRVL In a single day, it dropped 9 points. The funding rate is even pegged at a positive 0.00049—yet the longs haven’t run; they’re even holding and adding positions. When price is falling, longs are paying for it. This is the structure of shorts/locked-in longs that haven’t been fully cut. The shorts don’t need to rush.

Now, the semiconductor sector is no longer just about fundamentals. With an election year plus tensions in the Middle East, if Trump tosses out a random headline, tech stocks have to take another cut. For a high-volatility TradFi target like $MRVL , the “chips” are pinned to the political betting table. Don’t guess the bottom—watch the cards.

My plan is simple: 240 is the watershed. If it breaks below, all the liquidity below will come out. Direction: short. Leverage 5x. Stop loss at 260. Take profit at 230. Risk: 5% to try the first trade. Going forward, if Trump’s bluster or a tariff headline blows through, I’ll decide whether to let it hit the take-profit and bank the gains, or close early and pick up the money.

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How do you interpret the MRVL news flow?