$Apple(AAPL)$ Is now the right time to buy AAPL, or should I wait?Apple stock has been dipping lately.......is this a good buying opportunity? 🤔📉 With tariffs, AI competition, and market volatility, I'm wondering if now is the time to buy or if it’s better to wait.What do you think about it???
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$IntroOkay, so Telsa has had not the greatest of starts to the year. With the stock being down something like 50% from the top.But sometimes one just needs to take a step back and remember what is going on at Tesla and why it will make the stock pop off.The CyberbeastTesla now has a killer truck on the market. Sharp, angular, fast and just absolutely kills. Sure, it's had a couple of recalls (8) but that's just normal for all new cars on the market.Not just a car companyOne thing to remember about Tesla is that it's not just a car company it's also a bet on taxis. You know that thing you use like once or twice a year. Man I wish Tesla was a taxi company. Then we could be valued like Waymo or Uber and n
$HSI(HSI)$ Never would I think I would see a -13% day on the HSI. It literally gapped below it's channel in a single session. Absolutely absurd. This one looks set to test 18000.
$SUPER MICRO COMPUTER INC(SMCI)$ SHORTS COVERED WHICH CAN EXPLAIN TODAY 10% PRICE UP! Short Covering: The most plausible explanation is that a significant number of short sellers have covered their positions. This means they bought back the shares they borrowed and sold, closing out their short positions. If the short interest dropped from, say, 5.5 million to 1.5 million, that’s 4 million shares bought back. This buying activity can put upward pressure on the stock price, as short sellers are effectively adding demand to the market by purchasing shares to return to lenders.
$Apple(AAPL)$If these tariffs truly do go into place AND stay…the last stock I would ever buy the dip on is $AAPL , they would be impacted the most and they have declining growth anyways, this is a stock that I think will never see it’s all time high again
$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ if there ever was a time to bounce... sitting perfectly on this multi-year trendline on the weekly chart Down about 64% from its ATHs
$Apple(AAPL)$ UPDATE: Before the tariffs were announced, Senator Tommy Tuberville closed out his position in Apple stock. $AAPL has now fallen 24% since then.
With global equities tanking, capital preservation is key.US Treasuries remain the world’s most liquid and reliable safe haven.Yields may be low, but stability matters more in a downturn.Flight-to-quality flows are already pushing bond prices higher.They also provide dry powder for re-entry into risk assets later.In panic mode, Treasuries are the rational refuge.
At $3200, gold might be pricing in too much fear too fast.It offers no yield, and in deflationary shocks, it underperforms cash.Other assets like TIPS, defensive stocks, or even Bitcoin may offer better risk-reward.Gold’s volatility can spike in crises — not always stable.Safe haven doesn’t mean “safe from losses.”Diversification beats going all-in on gold.
Gold hitting $3200 confirms investor fear and flight to safety.It’s a tangible, globally trusted asset with zero counterparty risk.Unlike fiat, it can’t be printed — a hedge against inflation and currency debasement.Geopolitical tensions and debt concerns only add to its appeal.Even central banks are loading up on gold.For long-term protection, gold still rules.
A full-scale trade war would severely disrupt global supply chains, especially in tech and manufacturing.Investor confidence could collapse, triggering panic selling and liquidity crunches.Earnings revisions would follow, with companies slashing forecasts amid uncertainty.Markets often overreact to macro shocks, and a 30% drop isn't unprecedented.The rebound might come, but not before a painful reset.In short: brace for impact before recovery.
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Market sell off doesn't stop until Trump gets the 10 year down to 3.5% and forces the Fed into compliance. That's the end goal and saves the US Treasury $100bn+ in the refi of $10 trillion of debt. Half way there....