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SMCI pump and dump
SMCI that manipulation at the end is real
SMCI ugly frighten day
SMCI Classic SMCI move.
SMCI Once this thing closes that big gap to the upside I will make some good money. I'll keep waiting
SMCI Price went back inside the wyckoff pattern that I shared last week.- we're now under the 1hr 200EMA(green) and we could still see a move towards that 44.23-42.92 range below.
- This pump is just the first reversal signal, so it will be fine if we lose 44.23 momentarily.
- We're currently above the daily 20EMA and 200EMA, so while im watching for a possible move deeper, im also starting to accumulate positions.
Trust the fib, Manage your risks.
SMCI Has anyone seen the massive inverse H AND S in yellow?
SMCI I bought some right now. It has potential.SMCI what's behind today's rug pull.....is there a club somewhere of evil money ,,,,,well of course there is
SMCI US Stocks Halt Slide as Traders Eye New Catalysts:BLOOMBERG
US equity futures steadied after signs of fatigue in the artificial-intelligence-driven rally caused two days of losses on Wall Street, with traders awaiting new catalysts for stocks’ next move.
Contracts for the S&P 500 were little changed. European stocks fell, with retail sales outperforming as Hennes & Mauritz AB jumped as much as 12% after topping profit expectations. In Asia, MSCI’s regional gauge was heading for its first decline this week.
The dollar held steady, while oil dipped following its biggest jump since July. Ether fell beneath $4,000, hitting its lowest level in close to seven weeks and extending a broader digital-asset slump.
Traders have flocked to Nvidia Corp. and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. as the firms pour billions into artificial intelligence, a theme that has powered the rise in US stocks this year. That rally now faces a test with Friday’s US personal consumption expenditures report, as traders look for clues on how the inflation reading could shape the path of interest rates.
“The trend of strong gains isn’t over yet,” said Craig Johnson at Piper Sandler. “However, the short-term risk-reward profile is becoming more compressed as stocks extend higher while underlying momentum fades.”