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$Micron Technology (MU.US)$ It's scary that the stock price rises just before the scary earnings release 😱
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I have a good feeling about something, but...
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Even if there are some mistakes, could it drop further?
I have a good feeling about something, but...
Please tell me if you know more details.
Even if there are some mistakes, could it drop further?
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Cryptocurrencies are experiencing intense fluctuations, but the stock market doesn't seem to be moving much. Here is the Satellite's PF portfolio.
Sold XLF during rebalancing, added SPXL to avoid loss opportunities during the year-end rally. Although TLT has increased due to the decline in long-term interest rates, considering the risk of recession, I plan to refrain from selling. As QQQM has exceeded the 20% benchmark, I plan to cut a little.
The situation of sector ETFs is as follows.
I have taken profit on XLF, so the ranking has changed. There seems to be an impression that money is flowing out of the commodity ETF. It's difficult to determine whether to view this as a trend or a short-term adjustment. In the Core, we hold a gold ETF, but it has not been performing well recently. Following the milestone rule, I plan to place a limit sell order on XLC next week.
Next week's gaming plan
①CDNS, MU have trailing stop sell orders at 20% (ongoing)
I will continue to hold based on the strategy when buying.
② Rebalance
Sell QQQM and XLC
③ Buy more mining and defensive shares
Continuing to target dips in VALE from mining sector and ADM from food sector.
SPX...
Sold XLF during rebalancing, added SPXL to avoid loss opportunities during the year-end rally. Although TLT has increased due to the decline in long-term interest rates, considering the risk of recession, I plan to refrain from selling. As QQQM has exceeded the 20% benchmark, I plan to cut a little.
The situation of sector ETFs is as follows.
I have taken profit on XLF, so the ranking has changed. There seems to be an impression that money is flowing out of the commodity ETF. It's difficult to determine whether to view this as a trend or a short-term adjustment. In the Core, we hold a gold ETF, but it has not been performing well recently. Following the milestone rule, I plan to place a limit sell order on XLC next week.
Next week's gaming plan
①CDNS, MU have trailing stop sell orders at 20% (ongoing)
I will continue to hold based on the strategy when buying.
② Rebalance
Sell QQQM and XLC
③ Buy more mining and defensive shares
Continuing to target dips in VALE from mining sector and ADM from food sector.
SPX...
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$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ 50 dollars is adequate
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$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
💡 Volkswagen Group (VM) announces that it will adopt TESLA's North American Charging Standard (NACS) from 2025 $TSLA
🚗 Overview - Volkswagen Group announced that it will adopt Tesla's North American Charging Standard (NACS) from 2025. - Brands such as Audi, Porsche, and Scout Motors are eligible. - Tesla's supercharger network currently has more than 15,000 charging points in North America. - Until now, it has been announced that Ford, GM, Honda, Mercedes, Hyundai, Kia, Toyota, Subaru, etc. will adopt Tesla's charging standards.
📈 The impact of Tesla's domination of EV charging infrastructure - With VW's participation in NACS, it is thought that NACS will conquer EV charging infrastructure as the de facto standard for EV charging standards, and it is thought that its dominant position in the EV industry will be further strengthened through this. - The transition of each manufacturer to NACS will contribute to the expansion of Tesla's brand value and user base, and is expected to have the effect of increasing market share as a result.
💡 Volkswagen Group (VM) announces that it will adopt TESLA's North American Charging Standard (NACS) from 2025 $TSLA
🚗 Overview - Volkswagen Group announced that it will adopt Tesla's North American Charging Standard (NACS) from 2025. - Brands such as Audi, Porsche, and Scout Motors are eligible. - Tesla's supercharger network currently has more than 15,000 charging points in North America. - Until now, it has been announced that Ford, GM, Honda, Mercedes, Hyundai, Kia, Toyota, Subaru, etc. will adopt Tesla's charging standards.
📈 The impact of Tesla's domination of EV charging infrastructure - With VW's participation in NACS, it is thought that NACS will conquer EV charging infrastructure as the de facto standard for EV charging standards, and it is thought that its dominant position in the EV industry will be further strengthened through this. - The transition of each manufacturer to NACS will contribute to the expansion of Tesla's brand value and user base, and is expected to have the effect of increasing market share as a result.
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