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Cryptocurrency mining company American Bitcoin Corp (known on the Nasdaq exchange under the ticker ABTC) officially announced the execution of a reverse stock split (Reverse Stock Split) at a ratio of 1 for 15. Share reduction: This split will reduce the company’s issued shares from approximately 1.09 billion shares to about 73 million shares (specifically, a 93.3% reduction). This means the consolidation of shares: every 15 old shares that an investor holds in their portfolio will be automatically consolidated into one corresponding share, and the stock will immediately increase by #15 x to offset the decline. This will take effect officially after the stock market closes on July 2, and trading in the shares will begin on July 6, 2026.

📊 Zcash Slides 4.4%: Privacy coin retreats from recent highs
On July 22, 2026, Zcash $ZEC dropped 4.4% to $523.04, falling from a session peak of $553.45 to test the low at $520.20.
The privacy-focused asset's market cap of $8.78B places it at rank #15, with the token experiencing amplified volatility typical of niche sectors.
Volume exceeded $332.05M as sellers dominated the session, but such pullbacks are normal following $ZEC 's substantial prior gains.

📌 Key Takeaway:
Zcash at $523.04 with 4.4% pullback is a normal retracement within the privacy coin sector's natural volatility.

#Zcash #ZEC #Privacy
#BinanceAlphaAlert

I've checked CoinGecko for trending tokens.
I'm seeing Caldera and Pons with lower market cap ranks.
Pump.fun and Zcash are higher, with ranks #77 and #15, I see XRP at #6 🚀
DeXe and Lighter follow with ranks #133 and #96.
I've also noted their market cap ranks, considering this data
I think these tokens are worth watching, with potential changes ahead 💡
I'm looking forward to seeing how they perform, with possible % changes 📈

$ERA , $NIGHT , $ESPORTS

🏆 FLIPPENING

💰 Bitcoin just flipped Vanguard S&P 500 ETF!
$BTC $1.33T · now #15 of all assets
Passed Vanguard S&P 500 ETF ($1.32T)

🍳 Crypto vs the whole world. Not financial advice.

#CookingBNB #Crypto #Bitcoin #BTC

$RKLB I’m willing to stand on the long side—and not because I’m chasing the breakout line from today.

Last night, on the subway, I saw it surge onto the front of the leaderboard again. I didn’t rush to check the K-line; the first thing that came to mind was an old saying: when the market pays a premium, it’s usually not for nothing.

From what I understand, this company is basically in the aerospace and launch direction.

This kind of sector has a very realistic aspect: it’s not something you can just build an app for and get to the table. The bar is high, the validation cycle is long. If the market can keep paying attention to it over the long term, it suggests it isn’t just a story paper anyone can talk through.

Look at today’s chart too—it’s quite interesting.

Over 24 hours, it rose from $65.97 to a high of $75.42. The current price is still $72.62, up 9.04%, but the funding rate is still +0.0000%. That doesn’t really feel like a bunch of people crowding in to open longs in a frenzy.

I’ve been burned too many times trading contracts. I’m especially afraid of those tickets where the emotion flies up first, and the funding rate heats up right along with it.

With $RKLB stepping in like this, at least from the funding rate, it hasn’t reached the level where I’d immediately want to stop and back off.

Another thing I’ll pay attention to is whether attention is starting to rise.

On Binance’s US stock perpetuals gains leaderboard, it’s at #15. On the成交额 (trading volume) leaderboard, it’s at #27. In the past 24 hours, trading volume is $27.04M USDT, with an open interest of 109,150 contracts.

What does that mean?

It means it’s no longer the kind of ticket nobody watches while it slowly walks in the corner—yet it hasn’t gotten hot enough that everyone is using it as an emotional outlet.

At this stage, I actually prefer that.

One more practical point: in aerospace-type themes, the market is willing to keep rewarding imagination.

As long as the broader environment is still willing to pay for tech growth, these somewhat scarce-looking targets are relatively easy to see their valuations lifted along the way.

I’m not saying it won’t pull back. This kind of ticket can be volatile by nature. Just looking from today’s high to the low tells you that people who chase too quickly are easy to get shaken out.

If, in the next few days, it doesn’t rise with volume— or if the heat comes in but the资金 (capital) can’t support it—I’ll also rein it in.

But as of this moment, if you ask me which side I’m on, I’m leaning toward continuing to look higher— I’d rather wait for a pullback to buy than short it.

Those are my views. You decide what to do with your money.

$RKLB #USStocks

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$AERO This 15-minute drop was down 0.73%, with volume expanding to 1.37x. The price directly broke below the lowest point of the past 20 five-minute candlesticks—it's not a good look on the board.

Looking at the positioning data, OI is decreasing on both the 15-minute and 1-hour timeframes, for a total drop of about 228K USDT. The notional change is close to -1%. Also, the OI percentile is unusually high at 88.3%, ranking #15 in the whole pool.

More importantly, aggressive volume is down by -32.7%, and the buy/sell ratio is 0.51, indicating that sellers are actively smashing the market, while the long side is tightening its line.

This isn’t just a simple technical pullback—it looks more like the result of deleveraging or stop-loss liquidations. After testing at the edges, the aggressive trading direction has clearly tilted toward the bearish side. In the short term, be careful of an inertia-driven selloff. Stay vigilant—don’t rush to catch a falling knife.

My take on $LITE is straightforward: it’s not the kind of name that just gets pushed by intraday emotion. It feels more like a ticket that was brought back into focus when funds were re-screening for “hardware/infrastructure companies that can support growth narratives.”

I’ll first add it to my watchlist. For now I won’t chase; I’ll look for a pullback and then open a 3%–5% position. The reasoning isn’t complicated. First, being ranked #15 on Binance’s U.S. stock perpetuals gainers list and #22 by trading volume suggests this attention isn’t just idle spinning. The 24-hour trading value is 30.67M USDT—there are already people continuously participating on the trading side. Second, it’s up +6.27%, but the funding rate is still +0.0000%—this is something I pay close attention to. Price strength without the funding rate spiking suggests we’re not yet at a point where the contract market has overwhelmingly tilted to squeezing longs; sentiment isn’t overheated.

Intraday high and low are $807.23 and $755.08. The range is fairly wide, but the current price $804.88 is still near the intraday highs, which indicates there’s support. For this kind of ticket, I care more about whether there’s someone to take it after it rises—less about how high it spikes. The position size of 11,075 lots also gives me a reference: there is trading depth, but not so crowded that I’d immediately avoid it.

On fundamentals, I’m not going to invent a story. From what I know, Lumentum is generally more in the optical communications and photonics-type space. As long as the market keeps trading the big themes—data centers, network upgrades, and compute infrastructure—companies in this area are likely to be brought back into the spotlight by capital repeatedly. Whether it’s worth continuing to watch isn’t about one piece of jargon; it’s about whether it’s still on the list of “infrastructure beneficiaries.” At this point, I’m more bullish.

There are variables too. For a stock already near its intraday highs, if the volume doesn’t follow, it can easily turn into profit-taking after the spike. The funding rate is flat for now; but if it suddenly turns hot later, I would actually lighten my position. My approach is to wait until it comes back to a more comfortable level before acting—no chasing it within an expanding K-line.

$LITE #U.S.-listed stocks

I might be wrong—I’m human, and this is just my judgment.

$ACE This 15-minute move directly dropped 5 percentage points; trading volume blew up to 2.66 times the usual level, with volatility pushed right up to 4 standard deviations.

OI on the 15-minute cycle is also contracting in sync. The contract notional has shrunk by 8.3%, basically meaning longs are actively deleveraging and exiting—using stop-losses. Even the one-hour OI notional is falling; positions couldn’t hold.

The closing price decisively and cleanly broke below the lower bound of the past 20 five-minute K-line range. Active trade volume is down 13.9%, and the buy/sell order split is close to 4:6—direction is very clear.

In the abnormal ranking across the whole pool: #21 for abnormality rank and #15 for notional change. The data quality level is a high-quality event, not random noise. Near-term sentiment is bearish—keep an eye on whether the rebound can reclaim and hold above that broken lower bound of the range.

↓2.89% caught my eye.

$PUMP ’s 7-day rally is ↑16.7%, but it’s down 2.89% in the last 24 hours.
That’s not a trend - that’s a tug-of-war between momentum and volatility.

$ADA is the only major coin up today, while $BTC , ETH, and the rest are in the red.
That’s a strange backdrop for a coin like PUMP - a memeco-influenced altcoin - to be moving up over a week but struggling to hold today.
It’s not just about the price. It’s about what’s driving it.

Likely more chop near-term.

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Not financial advice. DYOR.

📌 Altcoin Radar · #15 · #Altcoins #CryptoSighted $PUMP

After turning down the alarm sound in the middle of the night, I find it easier to notice which shares are still holding in the front of the trading list while they’re actually falling. $MSTR Today is exactly like that. The 24-hour pullback is -4.65%, current price $91.31. The intraday range hit $96.63 / $89.87, but the trading volume is still $97.70M USDT—so it’s not that nobody’s watching. There’s major disagreement, and the chips are rotating.

I’m somewhat bullish on this stock, not because it’s been holding up today—in fact, it’s because it’s dropping and still making the list. In the U.S. stock market, it ranks #15 on the perpetuals gainers board and #13 on the trading volume board. This kind of attention, combined with a pullback, often has more research value than a one-way rally. On the tape, the funding rate is still +0.0402%, not outrageous, but at least it suggests that the long side hasn’t completely withdrawn. Open contract positions are 288,584 contracts, which indicates that short-term trading capital hasn’t dispersed yet.

From what I understand, what the market is looking at for something like Strategy isn’t just the traditional software business itself—it’s also that it’s being traded within a “crypto-asset mapping” framework. In other words, as long as the market is still willing to give Bitcoin-related exposure higher elasticity, these kinds of stocks are likely to be repeatedly singled out by capital. For many people who can’t directly touch coins, it’s a workaround to express a view; for those who can trade perpetuals, it offers enough volatility and liquidity—which is why attention doesn’t seem too bad.

I’m not chasing right now. I’ve placed small orders to try longs near the $90 area: opening a 3% position. If it breaks below the vicinity of today’s low, I’ll exit. The reason is simple: this stock has big elasticity. Chasing can easily make you eat the drawdown. I’d rather wait for it to release a round of intraday panic, and the risk-reward ratio should improve a bit.

As for variables, it’s very straightforward too. As long as Bitcoin stays weak on that side, these high-elasticity mapping stocks typically fall faster than the spot. If the funding rate keeps rising, but the price can’t get back above—meaning the longs are hard-pressing—I won’t add to my position. My trade is about taking the pullback and looking for continuation/acceptance, not topping out on emotions. $MSTR #US stocks

This post is just my own thoughts, not financial advice.

Recently I’ve noticed a very practical trend: when I’m watching the market, it’s become increasingly obvious that sentiment around “computing power” isn’t as restless as it was before—but it hasn’t been abandoned either.

In the early days, many stocks would tell a story and then rally. Once the hype fades, the K-line starts to feel soft.

But for something like $NVDA , it’s not about a slogan you can say once. Its position is more like an unavoidable link in the entire AI chain.

I’m more bullish on it—not because of the rise in today’s candle.

It’s because I think as long as the market still recognizes the AI thesis, the money will, in the end, most likely return to the few hardest-core companies. $NVDA is among them.

Just now I was browsing the Binance TradFi page and saw that it ranks #22 on the US stock perpetuals’ growth list, and #15 on the trading volume list.

With 24-hour trading volume of 115.56M USDT, this kind of attention isn’t something retail investors can stack up just by clicking around.

The price moved from an intraday low of $203.94 to a high of $213.4. Even now, it’s still trading at $211.02, up 3.09%.

This kind of走势 doesn’t feel like emotion-driven random chasing. It feels more like there are funds willing to keep buying after pullbacks.

There’s another detail I pay close attention to.

Its funding rate is +0.0199%. It’s not exaggerated, which suggests the bulls are there, but not to the point of getting “too hot.”

Open interest of 185,988 contracts also indicates there’s plenty of participation in the arena. This isn’t a cold-spot toy stock—real people are continuously watching it.

On the track, its advantages are pretty straightforward as well.

As AI continues to push forward, no matter who eventually builds applications or who ends up running the platform, the bottom-layer computing power and chip-supply layer isn’t going to be so easily handed over to someone else in the short term.

If you ask me to pick a stock with “momentum and that can still match institutional taste,” I’d most likely think of $NVDA first.

But I’m not going in with my eyes closed.

With this type of stock, if expectations get priced in too fully, even if the company doesn’t have any major issues, you can still end up with the situation where “nothing changes, yet the stock price gets slapped first.”

Plus, it already has high attention, and the perpetuals side is also active. If the market sentiment suddenly turns, the volatility won’t be small.

If it were up to me, I’d lean toward a spot-style mindset for it. I wouldn’t want to crank the contract leverage too high at a position like this.

What I’m seeing is: the AI main theme isn’t dead. For the stocks that are truly sitting in the middle of the main theme, when things come back, there will still be people who recognize them.

Those are my thoughts. You decide what to do with your money.

$NVDA #US stocks

$1000RATS This move is kind of interesting.

At 3:24 a.m., it surged 2.4%, and the trading volume instantly spiked to 2.7 times the usual daily level, pushing straight through the recent 20 five-minute candles’ high.

What’s strange is that—OI is only slightly down at the 15-minute and 1-hour levels, yet the notional position is up 2%+. This “price up + OI down” play likely isn’t fresh capital entering; it looks more like shorts are being forced to fill the gap passively. The active order flow was also weak: traded value down 34.9%, buy/sell ratio at 2.07—showing that sell orders are fragmented, while buy orders are sweeping upward like bandits.

In the watchlist, the entire pool is ranked #2 for abnormality, with notional change ranked #15. Put it into historical extremes and it’s still pretty high up. Having several consecutive periods show this kind of anomaly isn’t something that can be explained by random fluctuation alone.

If the rally really is driven by short-covering, then here either inertia and sentiment will push it up again, or this is a stage where the shorts’ leverage is cleared out and positions are rotated. The key is whether the following capital is willing to step in.

↓2.94% in 24 hours - that’s the quiet move. Not a surge, not a crash, just a flat line in a market that’s bleeding.

This is the number that made me pause. Bitcoin’s price is holding near $62,268, barely moving despite the broader crypto market falling 2.1% in the same period. It’s not a big move, but it’s not a small one either - it’s the kind of number that makes you ask: is this the moment when the bearish momentum finally stalls?

But why? Is this a sign of real accumulation, or just the last few sellers holding on? The numbers don’t give a clear answer. The 24-hour move is small, and the 7-day and 30-day trends are still negative. It’s not a reversal - not yet. But it’s not a death spiral either.

The numbers don’t lie. And they don’t give us a clear answer - not yet. But they do give us a signal: the bear is slowing down, even if it’s not turning around.

▍What it is

▍Data profile

▍Narrative & sector

There are signs that the marginal seller may be stepping back, according to CoinDesk. Analysts note that Bitcoin’s sellers are running out of profit margins, and renewed spot ETF inflows may be easing pressure from the sidelines. This is a potential signal that the bearish momentum is slowing, even if it’s not turning around.

▍Bull vs bear

▍Bottom line

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Not financial advice. Crypto assets are high-risk; do your own research.

📌 Project Deepdive · #15 · #DeFi #CryptoSighted $BTC

#15 Robinhood Chain surged into the top five by DEX trading volume.

Honestly, I swiped over, then swiped back.

Do you have any idea how exaggerated the user base on Robinhood is? It’s the top-tier entry point for retail traffic. Now this chain is organically running DEX trading volume itself, and according to Bernstein’s data—top five.

This isn’t Robinhood “supporting” crypto. It’s Robinhood “turning into” a chain.

If their users swap directly on-chain going forward—without having to go through exchanges like Binance anymore…

I’m not saying this is good news or bad news. I just think this variable is huge, but the market doesn’t seem to be paying attention.

It’s also possible because Robinhood itself is controversial even in traditional finance, and people are still watching from the sidelines.

Anyway, I’ll be keeping an eye on it.

$SPY 这种标的，我会放在“回调里更容易接”的名单里。它不是拿来讲故事的票，价值就在于够宽、够稳，代表的是美股核心资产的整体风险偏好。现在永续现价 $751.16，24 小时跌了 -0.45%，高低点只在 $755.61 到 $749.89 之间，波动不大，但成交额还有 $21.56M USDT，说明这不是没人看，是资金在这个位置愿意继续换手。

我偏看多，第一点不是因为它今天强，而是因为它今天不强还排在美股永续涨幅榜 #5、成交额榜 #15。这种盘面对我来说比单日大阳线更有参考价值。弱回调里关注度还在，说明交易资金没有散。对 ETF 来说，热度能维持，本身就是支撑。

第二点看合约结构。资金费率是 +0.0000%，持仓量 26,562 张，这个组合很干净。没有明显一边倒的追多情绪，也不是空头大幅压着打。费率没抬起来，代表情绪不拥挤；持仓还在，代表有人持续参与。这样的结构，后面一旦外部环境配合，价格往上走的时候阻力通常没那么重。

第三点是标的本身。$SPY 对应的是标普 500，买它不是押单一公司，而是押美国大型股整体定价。市场如果还愿意给核心资产估值，这类工具往往比个股更先被资金拿来表达方向。尤其是在币安这种可以直接买现货、也能开 USDT 本位永续的场景里，它天然更容易吸到跨市场资金。

我这边没追，挂的是 $750 附近分两笔接，仓位各 2%，跌破今天低点 $749.89 我就撤，不跟它磨。要说变量，真有问题的不是这 24 小时的小回撤，而是如果后面量能掉下去、持仓也一起松，那个多头延续性就要重算。现在这个结构，我愿意轻仓站多。$SPY #美股

这是我的看法，你的钱你做主。

Just got home after working overtime. The oden in my delivery had gone cold. I was sitting on the living room carpet, scrolling through the Binance TradFi rankings, and $MRVL actually made me pause for a moment.

It barely moved today over 24 hours—down -0.05%. The price has been grinding back and forth between $235.77 and $239.78.

Sometimes, a setup like this actually makes me feel more at ease than the kind that suddenly makes a wild dash.

Honestly, the fact that the market is willing to push an S&P stock’s perpetual contract onto the gainers list at #11 and the trading volume list at #15 means it’s getting attention right now. It’s not some forgotten corner pick with nobody looking at it.

Also, with $8.10M in USDT volume and 179,572 open positions, I’d read it as: money is flowing in and out here, but the sentiment hasn’t gone out of control.

Funding rate is still +0.0000%—and that’s something I pay attention to.

Because that suggests it’s not one-sidedly squeezing in the same direction. It hasn’t reached the point where I’d start getting nervous watching it.

I’m slightly bullish on $MRVL , not because today’s candlestick looks especially pretty. It’s precisely because it’s not noisy.

From what I understand, this company is broadly stuck around tech hardware and compute infrastructure. It might not be on the hot search every day, but as long as the market keeps rotating focus toward AI, data centers, and network bandwidth, the related chain is hard to fully ignore.

The most common scenario for companies like this is: when sentiment is hot, it gets repriced. When sentiment cools a bit, it may not be immediately abandoned.

My trader friend once told me something I’ve remembered: what truly brings capital back again and again isn’t necessarily the story with the most explosive headlines, but positions that are hard to replace.

$MRVL feels a bit like that.

Of course, I’m not going in blindly.

It’s already around $238.38 now, not far from the 24-hour high. If broader tech-stock sentiment turns weaker, or the market suddenly decides it doesn’t want to keep giving this kind of trade patience, it can still pull back with it.

So my stance is slightly bullish, but more like waiting for it to find its footing—rather than chasing it when everyone else is most excited 😅

This post is just my own thoughts, not investment advice. $MRVL #US stock

My judgment on $MU is pretty straightforward: for this kind of ticket, I tend to treat today’s small pullback as a process of value being repeatedly confirmed, not one of those names where the emotions surge and then dissipate.

As far as I understand, Micron still largely feeds on the storage and compute infrastructure line.

The most comfortable thing about this segment is that it’s not just a story.

As long as demand from AI, data centers, and end devices keeps pushing upward, the underlying question of whether more and faster storage is needed is very hard to go away.

Honestly, the biggest feeling I have now—drawing charts in the day and watching the market at night—is that the market is becoming more and more willing to be patient with companies that aren’t that flashy, but are stuck in key positions.

Second, the price action itself isn’t too manic.

In the past 24 hours it’s still down -0.48%; the price has been grinding between $974.01 and $989.96, but the trading value reaches 73.12M USDT. That suggests there are plenty of people watching it—not the kind of topic stock that spikes on a single line and then nobody picks it up.

What makes me feel even more reassured is that the funding rate is still at +0.0000%.

It’s kind of like everyone is looking, but the emotions aren’t burning hot.

For me, this state is actually better—it means at least it isn’t packed with a bunch of overheated capital.

One more thing I care about: on the US stock “perpetual (open-ended) performance/advance rate” leaderboard, it ranks #15, but on the trading volume leaderboard it’s at #3.

That contrast says a lot.

It’s not the one with the biggest blowout, but the trading attention is very high. In many cases, after a stock like this, it’s easier to see a pattern of “slower, but with ongoing discussion.”

My trader friend who does this for a living said something like this too last night: the genuinely hard ones aren’t the hottest stocks—it’s the kind you think isn’t exciting enough, and then you look back and realize there’s been people constantly trading back and forth inside.

Of course, I’m not blindly optimistic either.

This storage segment has a cyclical feel by nature. If demand stops being as smooth as the market expects, the stock price will also “teach people a lesson” 😅

And $MU ’s intraday volatility right now is actually pretty significant. If you’re trading perpetuals, even if you get the direction right, it doesn’t mean the process won’t feel uncomfortable.

So my attitude isn’t to chase the excitement and jump on. It’s more of a bullish bias, and I’m willing to wait for confirmation during pullbacks.

At least for today’s session, I feel it hasn’t slipped into the kind of fatigue that would scare me.

That’s my take. Your money is your call. $MU #US Stocks

0.84% - that’s the daily gain for $ETH .

ETH is sitting near $1,750, up a modest 0.84% on the day, but over the past 30 days, it’s climbed 8.0% - nearly triple the 3.0% gain $BTC has managed in the same period.
That’s a gap that’s not going unnoticed.

The market isn’t reacting with fireworks, but the numbers tell a story.
ETH’s 7-day gain is ↑1.9%, while the broader fear and greed index has risen from 20 to 22 - still in the "extreme fear" range.
That’s a curious mix: a coin quietly climbing over weeks, even as sentiment stays low.

One thing is clear: the long-term picture is more bullish than the immediate one.
If ETH keeps outperforming BTC in the months ahead, it could signal a deeper change in how capital is being allocated - not just in the short term, but in the long haul.

Checkpoint: ETH is at $1,750.93 now - if it holds above that level tomorrow, the quiet climb continues; if it drops below, the momentum story weakens.

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Not financial advice. DYOR.

📌 Fear & Greed · #15 · #FearAndGreed #CryptoSighted $ETH

Just finished taking a shower and took a quick look—$AMD is still hanging at the front of the Binance US stocks perpetuals leaderboard.

I’ll watch it more closely, not just because it’s up +7.95% today.

What I care about more is why the market is now willing to shift its attention back to it.

For a single coin to surge to #15 on the US perpetuals leaderboard for percentage gains and #17 on the trading volume leaderboard, it means this isn’t just a lively buzz from a handful of people.

In the past 24 hours, the trading volume hit $47.89M USDT, and open positions are 19,096 contracts. Once this kind of attention comes in, at least it suggests that capital is starting to repeatedly trade around it.

But honestly, when it comes to stocks like this, I never look only at hype.

Take a name like AMD—when the market focuses on it, it’s usually because it’s positioned in the big arena of high-performance computing and AI-related semiconductors.

As far as I know, it’s not the kind of company that can only tell a story based on sentiment.

The most annoying part of the semiconductor industry is that you constantly have to prove you’re not just a “short-term hype.” And the fact that a company like AMD can be included in the core watchlist for the long term means it has a real place in the industry—it’s not something that can be easily replaced on a whim.

My trader friend told me last night that a lot of funds are looking back at chips recently—not because everyone suddenly got romantic about it, but because once the outlook in this direction turns upward, upside elasticity is easier to show.

That’s also why I’m more bullish on AMD.

Today its high-low range is wide: from $498.34 to $558.71. The volatility looks scary, but the funding rate is only +0.0033%, not wildly overheated.

My understanding is that sentiment is warming up, but it hasn’t reached the point where everyone crowds in at once.

This kind of situation actually makes me more comfortable than those already “hot” stocks that have run too far.

Of course, I won’t blindly chase.

Semiconductors are naturally prone to being driven by industry expectations and valuation sentiment. Once it rises fast, if the market changes styles, the pullback can be just as direct.

So I’m generally bullish on $AMD , but I’m not chasing the moment when the rhythm is lost.

Spending the day drawing charts and changing requirements until you want to cry, then checking a stock like this at night—the worst thing is getting tricked into an impulsive buy by a single big bullish candle 😅

I’ll put it on my list to keep observing and consider on pullbacks.

These are my thoughts—your money is your call. $AMD #USStocks