First, understand the logic behind the rise of NVDA: The core elements that drive world economic growth vary in each era. In the agricultural era, it was cotton; in the industrial era, it was oil. Now, we are about to enter the asia vets era, and the core element of the asia vets era is chips. We are currently in the phase of transitioning from the industrial era to the asia vets era. The essence of war is to create demand through war, drive up oil prices, sell assets at high levels, let the world take over, and then build a system that controls world economic growth with chips. In other words, the rise of NVDA is orchestrated and premeditated by the financial consortium behind it, allowing the world's retail investors to take over, thus completing the sell-off. This is the underlying logic behind its rise. From the recent stock split of 1 to 10, which allows retail investors who cannot afford to buy in to enter, followed by the recent phenomenon of shareholding reductions by NVDA, Meta, Dell and other shareholders, these phenomena indicate that the tail end phase has already been reached. Looking at the recent details of the chart trends in the past few days, the single-day decline has significantly increased, but a continuous trend has not yet emerged. The focus will now be on assessing the probability of an exit based on the extent of the decline. Once the top is formed, it will be the top for the next ten years. The chip industry in the future is bound to experience a major crisis, and then complete a major asset restructuring at low levels at a low price, transferring the chips into the hands of a few people. Only then will the long bull market start. Use two charts to predict the future trends.

Good morning mooers! Here are things you need to know about today's market:
●S&P 500 and Nasdaq close at all-time highs as traders look past jobs report signals on Monday
●Attention on AG's Report debate, Bank Negara's monetary policy meeting and Johor Plantations' IPO
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