SMCI these moves nothing to do technical Don’t see your FIb😂
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SMCI these moves nothing to do technical Don’t see your FIb😂
SMCI oh should I have exited at 40?, at 35? or should I now?I still think this is temporary down and will be back above 40 soon and above 60 in 3 months.
But learning a lesson for not following SL...I did not expect this much drop in last 1.5 months Hopefully, patience will reward. I am ready to wait for 6 months for stock to rise to cover this drop in last 1.5 months.
I strongly feel that in 6 months this will be above 60.
SMCI easy to 60$ after blizzard
SMCI I'm just here to let my fellow long-term holders know — you're not alone. I'm down 
23K on my portfolio this week, and that's okay. Stocks can swing like this, but the key is staying focused on the bigger picture. I'm still DCA'ing into the positions I believe in and holding tight. Keep your long-term vision strong — we've got this! 💪📈
SMCI $28 FIb won :D
SMCI Powell will speak at 11:25am
SMCI finally freefall from here. goodbye 30sSMCI cmon fall below 30 already, it’s boring 🥱🥱SMCI ‘Worst-Case Scenario’ for Tech Wipes $1.4 Trillion from NasdaqThere’s virtually nowhere to hide for many US technology companies under President Donald Trump’s new tariff regime, the harshest in a century.
After Thursday’s slump wiped $1.4 trillion in market capitalisation from the Nasdaq 100 Stock Index, the gauge is down 16% in the past six weeks. The Magnificent Seven even more, at 20%. Chipmakers are in free fall. And there’s little sign the pain will end anytime soon.
China and Taiwan, the global hubs for chip and high-tech manufacturing, got hit with levies of 54% and 32%, respectively. Nascent production bases like Vietnam and India are staring at taxes of at least 26%.
That’s a disastrous setup for companies like Apple Inc., Nvidia Corp. and Broadcom Corp., US technology stalwarts that source hardware components and assembly labor from southeast Asia — and use it to make their intellectual property worth trillions. For years, they’ve woven intricate supply chains that have delivered billions in profits and soaring share prices. It’s a system that can’t be unwound quickly, which means these companies are faced with a difficult choice: hike prices at a time when consumers are stretched thin or absorb costs and watch profits dwindle.
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SMCI US Stock Futures Sink as China Retaliates Against Trump TariffsUS stock futures tumbled further in early trading on Friday after China retaliated against new US tariffs with levies on all American imports.
Stock futures tied to the S&P 500 Index were down as much as 2.7% as of 6:40 a.m. in New York, while those linked to the Nasdaq 100 Index slumped as much as 3.1%. The drop comes as China retaliated against US tariffs with its levies of its own, imposing a 34% tariff on all American imports starting April 10, according to the official Xinhua News Agency.
Friday’s losses follow a massive wipe out by US stocks on Thursday that erased $2.5 trillion in value in the wake of President Donald Trump’s drastic new trade tariffs which ignited widespread recession fears.
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