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CXAI cope time. If the Fortune 500 companies mentioned in the 2.0 PR are material non-public information (which they almost certainly are), CXAI will have to disclose them via a Reg FD 8-K rather than just a press release (which they haven't done yet and would likely do AH). 
Hoping for an 8-K filed after 4pm ET today under Item 7.01 or 8.01 with Exhibit 99.1. If that drops with company names, it's boom time. If close happens and there's nothing, then the 2.0 announcement was treated as a standalone press release and welp, we're all suckers.  NFA DYOR

This is a healthy pullback. Let’s wait till 4:30 ET and see what happens. That will decide if it’s a healthy pullback or if we totally ducked lolf

Wait till 4:30 ET

A Korean tech news outlet (ET news) published the article today, June 25, 2026, reporting that Samsung had published their research (an IEEE paper titled “Analysis of System-Level Thermal Characteristics of Hybrid Cu-Bonded HBM with 2.5D Advanced Packaging”) showing the thermal management advantages of their Hybrid Copper Bonding (HCB) technology over traditional Thermo Compression Bonding (TCB) for next gen HBM4E memory.
Samsung’s HBM4E and hybrid bonding plans already existed with HBM4E and Hybrid Copper Bonding (HCB) tech showcased at Nvidia GTC in March 2026, but this system-level thermal validation from the IEEE paper is new and exciting to me. In the IEEE study, they used multi-scale modeling and test chips in server-like conditions. They showed clear benefits like lower hotspot temperatures, reduced thermal interference between memory stacks and logic, more than 15% thinner stacks, and better power budgets for 16+ layers of HBM. This supports higher power budgets and reliability in servers under air-cooling conditions.
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[Infographic explaining Samsung's Hybrid Copper Bonding \(HCB \/ hybrid bonding\) advantages for HBM4E. Made by Nanobanana](https://preview.redd.it/in0cmxk9cg9h1.jpg?width=1055&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=87b5c27510b714b8c8e41ca4785c43b757aa33c2)
The broader trend I’ve noticed in the industry is a gradual shift toward hybrid bonding (direct Copper-to-Copper and dielectric bonding, DBI for short) for advanced packaging in HBM, chiplets, and 3D integration (HBM-on-GPU). It replaces or augments traditional thermo-compression bonding (TCB) / micro-bumps for finer pitches, better thermal & electrical performance, and thinner stacks. Major players like Samsung, SK hynix, TSMC, Intel, and Micron, are advancing this. In my opinion a the true winner agnostic beneficiaries of this are companies that provide equipment, metrology, IP, testing, and specialty manufacturing.
I’ve owned and continue to own $ONTO, $COHU, and $RMBS, specifically to get exposure to the Hybrid Bonding supply chain. All these stocks have more than doubled for me and I believe this theme/narrative is just starting to develop. There is another angle that seems **very** attractive to me right now.

And for example.
If i am looking at my gold chart. Earlier for me it was-> Okay may be i can go shorts.
To now like this
SYMBOL: XAUUSD | TIME: \~11:45 ET | SESSION: NY AM (Lunch Macro 11:50-12:10 incoming)
SPOT: 4032.15 (+0.4% from prior check, +17 pts in 1.5h)
HTF BIAS:
Weekly: BEARISH — 5 weekly LLs in a row. No change.
Daily: BEARISH STRUCTURE / TODAY CANDLE BULLISH RECLAIM — yesterday swept 3959.08 (multi-day low), today rallied off to 4040. Today's D candle currently green (open 4007, close 4028, low 3962, high 4040). Daily-level sweep+reclaim in progress, NOT confirmed until D close.
H4: BEARISH → SHIFTING — last H4 bar +0.5%, broke prior LH 4019 + 4034. First H4 HH attempt of the down move.
H1: LL/LH BROKEN — current H1 made 4040.79 > prior swing 4034.23 = bullish CHoCH on H1.
M15: BULLISH — 4040.79 new HH. Pullback to 4005 held. Currently testing 4036.
OVERALL: HTF STILL BEARISH BUT MOMENTUM FLIPPED. 4-TF bearish alignment NO LONGER CLEAN — H1 + M15 now bullish. Daily forming reclaim. Trade rules tighten: no aggressive shorts here.
KEY LEVELS (updated):
Resistance (above):
4040.79 — new M15/H1 swing high (just made)
4091.03 — broken H1 pivot / minor PDH-1 swing low
4115.24 — PDH cluster (last meaningful supply)
4145.21 — 2-day-back H1 high (next major H1 resistance)
4221.37 — last weekly high
Support (below):
4005.02 — last M15 pullback low
3999.17 — prior M15 low / PDH-zone reclaim level
3973.64 — Asia/pre-NY low
3962.48 — today's D low
3959.08 — multi-day swept SSL (now reclaimed)
Active FVG:
M15 bullish FVG \~3984-4000 (impulse leg) — unfilled, magnet on any deep pullback
SESSION READ:
Asia low \~3973. London/early NY swept it (took 3959). NY AM = sustained reclaim, now +75 pts off low.
NY AM bullish pattern playing out exactly as London-sweep rule predicts.
Lunch Macro (11:50-12:10) imminent → expect one more sweep/push.
ACTIVE SETUP:
Setup type:
(A) BEARISH Setup A (sweep PDH + CHoCH) — STILL WAITING. Price 83 pts below short zone.
(B) BULLISH Setup A retroactively triggered on DAILY (sweep 3959 + reclaim) — but skill rule blocks: HTF (W+D structure) bearish, only 2 TFs (M15+H1) aligned bullish. Need 4 TFs aligned = NO BUY.
Status: NO ENTRY. M15 bullish continuation = countertrend per skill. Bearish short setup = level not reached.
IF ENTRY VALID (for path A, the still-clean setup):
Direction: SELL
Trigger conditions (ALL required):
1. Price rallies into 4091-4115 zone
2. Wick above 4115 + close back below (sweep)
3. M15 closes below most recent swing low (currently 4005, will move up as rally continues)
Entry: M15 CHoCH candle close (TBD)
SL: \~2-3 pts above sweep high — e.g. if wick = 4118, SL = 4120-4121 (≤15 pt rule check)
TP1: 4005-3999 (recent M15 lows) — \~110-115 pts → \~5R
TP2: 3973 (Asia low) — \~140 pts → \~7R
TP3: 3959 (multi-day SSL) — \~155 pts → \~7.5R
R:R to TP1: 5:1 ✓ (>2:1 min)
PM risk: AM moved +77 pts up. 30-50% retrace = 3995-4006 if held into PM. Plan exit/BE before 13:00 ET.
INVALIDATION:
Of the bearish thesis: H4 close above 4145 (next major H1 resistance) = sustained reclaim, abandon
Of bullish reclaim: M15 close back below 3999 = failed daily reclaim, bearish back in control, accelerates short bias.
TIME WARNINGS:
\- PM opens 13:00 ET = \~75 min away. NO new entries after that.
\- Lunch Macro 11:50-12:10 = high chance of last AM push (could tag 4040+ or sweep 4005). WATCH.
\- Sweep into PDH zone may happen if Lunch Macro extends — possible 4060-4080 push, then 4091-4115 h today.
Checklist verdict:
\- 4 TFs aligned: ✗ (W+D bearish, H1+M15 bullish = split)
\- Sweep + CHoCH: ✗ (no upside sweep yet for short; bullish sweep blocked by HTF rule)
\- R:R: N/A
\- PM not open: ✓ (75 min left)
\- News: not flagged
Verdict: STAND DOWN. Bias mixed. Wait for either (a) PDH 4091-4115 sweep for short, or (b) tomorrow. after today's D candle closes.
Update vs prior check: Price moved +17 pts toward short zone, M15+H1 flipped bullish CHoCH, daily fo Short zone still primary plan but conviction reduced — daily sweep+reclaim is a real bullish signal that HTF rule masks. If daily closes strong green above 4030, expect upside continuation tomorrow.

Got trapped in a MU trade today because option prices were off by a huge amount. The mark price would show something like 40 for one second and then switch to 52 and not change. On refresh it would show exactly the same price although the underlying was changing. Tried to sell at a limit price of 52 but price was actually closer to 40. Took me a minute to figure out what was happening and had to guess at a STC price. Lost $1000. The glitch is still happening on other high value options as of 11am ET. I can't believe that Schwab is the best trading platform for options.

What moomoo AI flagged on PLTR before I even had coffeeOk so — pulled up PLTR this morning and the Daily Brief already had the Burry callout front and center. Bearish tag on the key event, 1 source linked, timestamped 6/24 20:30 ET. Death cross on MA20/MA30 also flagged bearish. But then the VR indicator flipped to oversold (bullish), and IV creeping up with price stuck — net read is basically coiled. Mixed but useful, not vibes.Honestly this is why I keep the brief open premarket. I don't have time to scroll Burry's tweets, dig the technicals out of five tabs, then cross-check options IV. The AI just tags it Bullish/Bearish per bullet, sources the headline so I can actually verify, and gives me the technical lean in one card. The Updated stamp tells me how stale it is. Per-ticker, not some generic SPY recap. One tap and I'm on the chart or chain to act.PLTR's high-multiple so a hawkish Warsh tone doesn't help, but oversold + long-vol setup is interesting into next week. If you trade names like this just keep the brief pinned, saves you an hour easy.

Live - BlackBerry Annual Meeting of Shareholders 2026 (June 25, 2026, at 10:00 am ET)

Red EOD starting 10:30am ET after Retail gives up all their money for...reasons. 🤷‍♂️
It's a Great Day to Sell. And y
ou heard it here first. 🐻

yes, 8:30 am ET

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**📊 Key U.S. Economic Data (ET)**
**8:30 AM** | Core PCE Price Index m/m | Forecast: 0.3% | Previous: 0.2%
**8:30 AM** | Final GDP q/q | Forecast: 1.6% | Previous: 1.6%
**8:30 AM** | Final GDP Price Index q/q | Forecast: 3.5% | Previous: 3.5%
**8:30 AM** | Unemployment Claims
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I kept entering trades based on one headline I skimmed during lunch. You know how that ends.
So I built a dashboard that scrapes news from Moneycontrol, ET, Mint, NDTV Profit — runs it through VADER with an Indian financial lexicon (NPA, PAT, NIM, all that), classifies events (earnings, order wins, SEBI penalties as negative vs regulatory clearances as positive), and gives a BULLISH/NEUTRAL/BEARISH signal.
Also throws in RSI, MACD, SMA crossover, 2-year candlestick chart with Bollinger Bands. Portfolio tracking with P&L. FII/DII institutional flow.
The Bayesian source weighting thing is probably the part I'm proudest of . It learns which news sources are actually accurate for you based on your votes. After a few weeks, the signal gets noticeably better.
It's completely free, open source, no API keys, no registration. Just ticker in, dashboard out.
Would love feedback , improvement suggestions and contributions. Especially curious if the sentiment aligns with how you read the same news. It's been surprisingly accurate on some largecaps and midcaps I track.
Check out the link in comment.

I kept entering trades based on one headline I skimmed during lunch. You know how that ends.
So I built a dashboard that scrapes news from Moneycontrol, ET, Mint, NDTV Profit — runs it through VADER with an Indian financial lexicon (NPA, PAT, NIM, all that), classifies events (earnings, order wins, SEBI penalties as negative vs regulatory clearances as positive), and gives a BULLISH/NEUTRAL/BEARISH signal.
Also throws in RSI, MACD, SMA crossover, 2-year candlestick chart with Bollinger Bands. Portfolio tracking with P&L. FII/DII institutional flow.
The Bayesian source weighting thing is probably the part I'm proudest of . It learns which news sources are actually accurate for you based on your votes. After a few weeks, the signal gets noticeably better.
It's completely free, open source, no API keys, no registration. Just ticker in, dashboard out.
Would love feedback and improvement suggestions. Especially curious if the sentiment aligns with how you read the same news. It's been surprisingly accurate on some largecaps and midcaps I track.
Dm for full details.

Not sure what you are looking at but NQ1 (Nasdaq 100 E-Mini) on CME closed at 4PM at 29,512.50. CME, which is the Chicago Mercantile Exchange is the official futures exchange.
It’s AH high was 30,154.25 (that is 2.17%, or 214 bps - not 500)
It is currently at 29,928 and falling. That is -0.75% from the AH high. -75 bps from where the initial spike from MU earnings fizzled out.
This says into AH close.. from 7:45 to 9PM ET it fell by 50 bps. Now 75 as of 10:15PM.

Yeah I had done well with ET individually and discovered AMLP while researching options for expanding my exposure to the pipelines industry. Covers most of the big guys. I also like the convenience of avoiding the LP paperwork that you have when you own these names individually.

830am ET

8pm ET tonight:
A bunch of MU Call holders and sweet new liquidity vs millions of Korean who just shat themselves a few days ago when Kospi dived and might want out while they still can.
🍿🐻

Micron reports fiscal Q3 tonight (June 24) after the close, call at 4:30 PM ET. Trying to crowd-source where people land on this one because the setup is loaded in a way I haven't seen in a while, and I want to know if I'm reading the tape wrong.
First, the move this stock has made: roughly a 10x off last summer's lows in about ten months, and most of it is recent, the bulk since late March. It's pulled back a bit off its high from earlier this week but is still sitting above its 20-day average. RSI cooled off after a sharp drop, so it's not technically overbought anymore. It already had its first gut-check, falling double digits intraday this week as the memory group (SK Hynix, Samsung, SNDK) sold off on AI-bubble jitters. So the parabola already cracked once before the print.
Options are pricing a huge move, somewhere in the low-to-mid teens percent on the weekly that captures earnings, with front-month IV near the highest readings of the year for this name. Vol crush is brutal at those levels, so even a correct directional call can lose if the move undershoots.
Here's what's making me cautious, and it's mostly in the flow:
* **Block/institutional flow has flipped to distribution multiple sessions running.** Block imbalance has gone steadily more negative over the last few days, and today's tape shows institutions net hitting bids. So the price is being held near the highs by someone, but it isn't the block desks.
* **The options OI tells the same story underneath the noise.** Today's volume is leaning call-heavy as the stock pushes up, but accumulated open interest on the earnings-week expiry skews heavily to puts. The downside hedges went on in prior sessions; today's flow looks like retail call buying layered on top of an existing institutional put base.
* **Analyst PT chase right at the price.** A couple of street targets got jacked up into the print and consensus is "Strong Buy," but the average target sits right around (or even slightly below) where it's already trading. Rating and target pointing opposite directions, same as a lot of priced-for-perfection setups.
* **History isn't friendly.** MU has reportedly fallen immediately post-earnings in most of the last several quarters, and SK Hynix's pending US listing adds a competitive overhang into the print.
So you've got a parabolic 10x leader, institutions quietly distributing into a price that's being propped near the highs, heavy event premium, and a holder base that's turned over so fast almost nobody owning it has a real cost-basis cushion. That last part cuts both ways though. There's no trapped overhead supply either, so a clean beat-and-guide-up could squeeze just as violently as a miss could air-pocket. Positioning into it looks cautious on the institutional side, which is exactly the setup that can rip on good news.
Genuinely torn on direction. The flow says smart money is leaning out. The float says a beat melts up. Feels like a high-variance coin flip sitting on a fragile base, not a directional gimme either way.
Where are you guys leaning, beat-and-rip continuation or sell-the-news fade after a run like this? Anyone got a cleaner read on the implied move or the HBM guide?
FWIW: no position, MU's just the big name tonight and I want to gauge sentiment before the print. Or fade all of WSB, your call.
*(Everything above is rough/directional and pulled from various sources, not exact figures. Do your own homework before trading on any of it.)*

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