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$MU$There's a sense of marginal capacity rationalization in the AI sector. Smaller companies that previously benefited from the spillover demand are now being questioned on whether their orders will materialize, as the market perceives a slowdown in expansion from major AI players. The declines in many newer cloud companies are largely due to this reason.At its core, it's because the market believes AI isn't generating profits—at least not enough to support the massive expenditures.However, Micron doesn't fall into the category of those smaller companies described above. Therefore, its stock likely won't experience a severe post-earnings crash, probably holding above the recent low of $190.Options flow shows someone opened a bear put spread: selling the 215 put and buying the 195 put, anti

Why Americans Encourage the Netflix–Warner Bros. Combination — And How Netflix Can Earn More without Hurting Consumers Americans’ strong support for a potential Netflix–Warner Bros. combination reflects more than just enthusiasm for popular shows and movies. It signals a deeper shift in how consumers think about streaming, competition, pricing, and value. According to the survey results, support for the deal approaches a 3-to-1 margin, with majorities believing it would improve variety, convenience, and quality. This approval creates an environment where Netflix could potentially increase revenue — not necessarily by aggressively raising prices, but by restructuring value in ways that consumers accept or even welcome. $Netflix(NFLX)$ 

📈 My Daily IWM Cash-Secured Put Strategy: How I Consistently Scrap $10–30 a Day Over the past few weeks, I’ve been running a simple but disciplined options strategy on IWM (iShares Russell 2000 ETF) — selling cash-secured puts (CSPs) to collect premium income safely and steadily. It’s not a get-rich-quick plan, but a slow, mechanical way to grow my account while staying protected with defined risk. Currently, IWM trades around $252, and I’ve sold a 246 strike put expiring on December 31, 2025, collecting about $3.00 in premium per share. That’s $300 per contract, giving me a nice buffer an