WARNING: ARE MARKETS ABOUT TO DROP AGAIN?!
In a Nutshell
Markets rallied sharply after Iran halted attacks and Trump pushed a ceasefire deal, with semis like NVDA, MU, and MSTR leading gains while MAG7 lagged. Bitcoin and MSTR recovered together, but the speaker warns MSTR’s dilution and leverage make direct BTC or IBIT exposure preferable. Outlook hinges on whether the Iran deal holds or fresh Middle East risk triggers another selloff; manage size and lock profits rather than chase.
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Markets are rallying today with the NASDAQ up over 2% after Iran announced it is halting military operations against Israel. President Trump stated he is working on a final deal with Iran. Both sides, Israel and Iran, are looking to do an immediate ceasefire according to Trump. Final negotiations on peace are proceeding subject to ignorance or stupidity getting in its way, per Trump's Truth Social post.
Since the first hour and a half since the market opened, new highs have not been made. The market sold off 4% on Friday, one of the biggest point selloffs seen in the NASDAQ, followed by this aggressive recovery.
Semiconductor stocks are performing strongly. Marvel Technology is up 13% and was up over 14% during the session. Micron Technology posted 10% gains. SanDisk is up 5%, Nvidia is up 2%, and Intel is up 13%. These companies were discussed on Saturday prior to the recovery.
MAG7 companies are not performing as well today, with Meta, Google, and Amazon all in the red. This suggests money is being pulled out of MAG7 stocks and poured into more speculative stocks, potentially for short periods before profit-taking returns to the MAG7 companies.
Oscar is one of the top performers today, up 11%. Tesla is up 5.5% on the day. The SpaceX IPO is scheduled for Friday.
MSTR showed an impressive recovery from lows of 115 to closing around 120, reaching highs of nearly 129. Signs of resistance are now appearing.
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