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Shorting small crypto after pump
Hi everybody! I try to upload image of Mai trading history if you see it here I have been shorting small crypto coins that pump hard and then they dump. This has been working good so far the last 4 months with around 300 trades. I wanted to add some …
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Daily Crypto Discussion - June 28, 2026
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This dip is different. Crypto might not recover…
Whether you’re a fan of crypto or not, it’s obvious that it’s driven by speculative money. Believers in purely the tech are the minority. Put it this way, if BTC never rose past $10, almost none of us would be here. Speculative gain is the fundamental fuel. Without it, everything …
Why is Oracle getting pulled down with AI?
They sell service... Compute/database... So whoever wins the AI race will likely contract with them. They also have a backstop because they are contracted with the federal government They are basically the backbone for all data the federal government has. On top, they have a sane P/E... I understand this …
Magnolia Oil & Gas might be one of the quieter success stories in U.S. shale.
The Bloomberg report about Magnolia emerging as the front-runner to acquire WildFire Energy for more than $4B caught my attention. If it happens, it would easily be the biggest deal in the company's history and a pretty significant step up in scale. What I've found interesting about Magnolia is that …
The Case on Salesforce Stock (CRM)
Because a surprising number of people own this stock (or its ETFs) without quite knowing what it sells, here is a simple breakdown first. Salesforce rents software seats to companies' sales, service, and marketing teams. When a salesperson logs a call, a support rep opens a ticket, or a marketer …
STRONG WEEK AHEAD
The more I follow Palantir Technologies, the less I think it's just an AI software company.
A few years ago I would've described Palantir as a defense contractor with great software. Now I'm not so sure. It feels like it's evolving into an operating system for organizations that need to make decisions from massive amounts of data. The government side is still a huge part of …
More Relevant then Ever 😂🤦
Many would have seen this many times over the years, but this is for those who haven't. If this relates to you just drop a comment lol