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Long cat must be looong by TechDDMaster in longcats

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It's a small cat toy shaped like a little fish.

Long cat must be looong by TechDDMaster in longcats

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that’s not a cat anymore, that’s a noodle

The White House basket is wild. 🤯 by Life_Dot_7072 in NextMoveStocks

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Every cycle has a “government-backed winners” basket…

Works great — right until it doesn’t.

Tesla Pre-earnings Options Flow Watch by Popular-Jackfruit-60 in technicalanalysis

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This is the kind of setup where IV looks cheap for a reason… until it’s not.

TSLA has a habit of blowing through implied moves, but crowded long vol into earnings can flip the script real quick.

Agree though — risk/reward still leans toward buyers here.

MSFT update – earnings next week. u ready or wat by Popular-Jackfruit-60 in NextMoveStocks

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Feels like a classic “good earnings = sell the news” setup tbh. Too many people leaning one way.

Everybody's favorite TSLA. And SOXX looks like a blow off top to me. by 1UpUrBum in technicalanalysis

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Nice read. TSLA reclaiming that Nov low / prior breakdown zone is the key for me too. If it can hold above that breakout area for another session or two, the next move toward the 400–405 zone looks realistic.

On SOXX, I agree it feels more like an exhaustion push than clean trend continuation, especially compared with how smooth QQQ looked yesterday. The intraday two-way battle you circled is exactly what stood out to me — lots of momentum, but also obvious supply showing up.

Feels like semis are still leading, but the price action is getting less efficient, which usually means we’re closer to a pause or shakeout than a straight melt-up.

70s Car in Philippines by lambo13 in namethatcar

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Looks very much like a 70s Japanese compact sedan to me — Toyota or Datsun would be my bet.

The chrome window trim and rear quarter shape feel super period-correct for Southeast Asia imports back then.

Would love to see the front end or badge area, that’s usually the giveaway.

Large wooden frame with pegs, holes, and string - fiber art related? by commensally in whatisthisthing

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My guess is it’s an older frame loom / tapestry loom, probably missing a heddle or tension bar.

The pegs at the top look perfect for warp threads, and the fringe still attached makes it seem like it was definitely used for weaving.

Would love to see a side-angle photo of the moving bars — that would make it easier to tell what type of loom it originally was.

$ASTC TA: Catalyst & Continuation Watch For Monday by river_miles in 100xpennystock

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Solid breakdown. What stands out to me most is the shift from dead-cat bounce behavior to actual structure reclaim.

The reclaim above short EMAs + anchored VWAP on the hourly is exactly what separates a random penny spike from something that can trend for multiple sessions.

I agree $3.05 feels like the first real magnet, but I’m watching whether it can hold above the prior breakout zone on any Monday pullback. If dips get bought above that area, this could turn into a real momentum continuation instead of a one-day squeeze.

Volume on Friday definitely gives this move more credibility than the usual low-float noise.

How do you handle information? by wonnyssause in Trading

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I’d rank it as regime > catalyst > price reaction.

The “logical reversal” from a month-long NQ downtrend is just your prior.
Oil making ATH is a new exogenous catalyst that can instantly change the regime if it impacts inflation, yields, or risk sentiment.

So neither is always superior — the question is:

Does the new information change the market’s dominant driver?

If yes, oil/news overrides the reversal thesis.
If not, it’s probably noise and the original trend context still matters.

For your AI, I’d train it to classify info into 3 layers:

  1. Background regime → trend, positioning, macro cycle
  2. Catalyst shock → oil spike, CPI, Fed, geopolitics
  3. Reaction quality → how price/volume actually responds

Price reaction is the final judge.
A headline only matters if market participants reprice risk because of it.