$SOXL Now at 149.29; up 5.8% in 24h. The intraday high-low range moved from 135.52 up to 152.86—there’s 17 bucks of room. This volatility is normal; after all, a 3x leverage isn’t called that for nothing.

The reason for this move is pretty straightforward in the news: there are some signals of easing coming from Iran and China. Plus, Bitcoin is pushing overall risk appetite higher. In semiconductors, the earnings growth logic behind $SOXX is still supporting the valuation, and Direxion’s 3X product amplifies that beta by three times.

But don’t let this 5.8% fool you. $SOXL has daily reset decay—if it goes sideways for a few days, you can literally watch the NAV bleed downward. Long holding means paying a volatility tax. Key levels: below, 135–136 is today’s sell-off low. If that breaks, the short-term long setup is basically done. Above, 152–153 is today’s resistance from the high. Whether it can hold above that will determine if this is just a rebound or a full reversal.

My playbook: don’t chase. Wait for a pullback around 138–140 before considering entry. Set the stop loss below 135, and the first target is 152. $SOXL is for intraday or overnight only—never hold more than three days. Leverage products are meant for battling, not for having feelings with...

If BTC can hold this wave of sentiment, semiconductors still have one more breath.

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