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Silver finally went up after a long time. It went up by 7.7%. After a sharp downfall in silver is finally becoming bullish. It still has a huge upside potential. Will it start its bullish trend??? What do you guys think?

A shaky beginning marked crypto’s entry into 2026 - Bitcoin and Ethereum both stumbled early, showing some of the faintest momentum seen in years. A few experts even call it the feeblest launch phase ever recorded, alarming at first glance; yet past patterns hint such moments often spark strong turnarounds later. Stillness before motion sometimes hides in downturns like these. Frozen in place, markets hover between dread and optimism today. Chasing gains holds little appeal, yet so does missing out on what might come next. Begins with a question - might this moment count as that buildup time people mention? Could it fit the pattern even though the calendar barely shows spring? Your move at this moment - building up bit by bit, or holding back until things feel clearer?

First up, $NVDA earnings are on deck. Everyone’s gonna be glued to the numbers for chips, AI demand, and guidance, a beat could keep the rally alive, a miss could shake the whole sector. At the same time, geopolitical tensions are heating up, and tariff fallout is still front and center after the recent Supreme Court headlines. Trade policy and global risk could start showing up in market swings sooner than later. Add in economic data and rate chatter, and you’ve got a classic “lots of noise, lots of opportunity” setup. So my question for the crew is this: Are you watching this week more for the earnings beats or more for the macro moves to set market direction?

Money’s starting to move out of big tech and into other corners of the market as Wall Street cools off on the AI hype trade. After monster runs in names like $NVDA, $MSFT, and $AAPL, a lot of traders are locking in gains and hunting for better risk reward elsewhere. The rotation seems to be leaning toward stuff like $XLF, $XLE, and industrial names that actually benefit if growth slows but the economy doesn’t fall apart. It’s not that AI is dead, it’s more that expectations got stretched and valuations got crowded fast. Feels like the market’s asking a real question now. Do you stick with mega cap tech and ride the volatility, or rotate into cheaper sectors before leadership really shifts? What’s your move right now, staying heavy in $TECH or spreading bets elsewhere.

$ERIC just revealed a new lineup of AI radios, antennas, and software designed to support high performance networks required by AI devices and applications. This is awesome news for $ERIC shareholders, most companies that are into AI might need these products. I might buy some shares, how bout you?

Has $AAPL reached a point where maintaining dominance is harder than achieving it. Customer expectations are extremely high for $AAPL and I don't think they're able to meet those expectations, do you think this is true?