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While I'll keep my fingers crossed that you see immediate improvement when it comes to errors, I know that's just one part of the puzzle for you. I can relate to the fatigue that UI changes can cause, and how it takes time to adjust to them (I'm still on the fence about this latest version of Reddit). Beyond lag, are there particular tasks that are more difficult or information you struggle to find after a change? Specifics feedback can help us focus on specific results, so we'll keep any eye out for any additional comments.

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**Good morning, SqueezeFinders!**
**Yesterday's price action on the $QQQ tech index was largely insignificant as it was just rangebound chop after a close at 711.44 (+0.28%). We won't have clarity on directional sentiment until we're either below 700 or above 730. The situation in the Middle-East seems to be escalating as the MoU/ceasefire agreement has fallen into jeopardy after bombings have resumed, and the Strait of Hormuz looks to be imminently closed again. For this reason, I have kept focus on anything with relative strength, some small cap oil, and biotechs as they have retained strength despite the turmoil. The main directional sentiment determinants today are a mix of the below-detailed economic data releases, and further developments regarding the situation in the Middle-East. Regardless of broader market sentiment, you can always locate relative strength by checking SqueezeRadar to track irregularities in our data, or check out our automated trading robot, SqueezeBot to get an edge on the market without having to stare at the screen all day long.**
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**Today's economic data releases are:**
**🇺🇸 Initial Jobless Claims @ 8:30AM ET**
**🇺🇸 Continuing Jobless Claims @ 8:30AM ET**
**🇺🇸 FOMC Member Williams Speaks @ 9:00AM ET**
**🇺🇸 Existing Home Sales (Jun) @ 10:00AM ET**
**🇺🇸 30-Year Bond Auction @ 1:00PM ET**
**📙Breakdown point: BELOW this price, the move will lose momentum significantly in the short-term, as shorts will gain confidence encouraging them to short more. Reducing probability of a squeeze without a catalyst.**
**📙Breakout point: ABOVE this price, the move will gain momentum significantly in the short-term, as shorts losses will increase pressuring them to cover. Increasing the probability of a squeeze occurring, especially if with a catalyst.**
**4. $ARQT**
**Squeezability Score: 45%**
**Juice Target: 40.9**
**Confidence: 🍊 🍊**
**Price: 28.50 (+3.0%)**
**Breakdown point: 25.5**
**Breakout point: 31.8**
**Mentions (30D): 0 🆕**
**Event/Condition: FDA approval of ZORYVE cream label expansion for pediatric psoriasis patients as young as age 2 significantly broadening addressable market + raised full-year 2026 revenue guidance to $480-495 million on robust Q1 sales growth of 65% YoY + launch of new virtual health platform improving patient access and supporting ZORYVE adoption + Recent price target 🎯 of $36 from Needham + Recent price target 🎯 of $34 from Morgan Stanley + Recent price target 🎯 of $35 from Mizuho Securities**
**5. $WULF**
**Squeezability Score: 39%**
**Juice Target: 66.3**
**Confidence: 🍊 🍊**
**Price: 22.83 (+12.8%)**
**Breakdown point: 20.0**
**Breakout point: 25.8**
**Mentions (30D): 1**
**Event/Condition: Announced transformative 20-year $19 billion lease agreement with Anthropic for Justified Data AI campus providing massive long-term revenue visibility + sale of majority stake in Abernathy joint venture to Fluidstack generating substantial cash proceeds at premium valuation + strong analyst upgrades following AI pivot and infrastructure expansion momentum + Recent price target 🎯 of $72 from Morgan Stanley + Recent price target 🎯 of $33 from Needham + Recent price target 🎯 of $36 from Cantor Fitzgerald**
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Groww and Indmoney are both fine, depends on what you want from the app.
Groww: cleaner UI, dead simple, good if you just want to fire and forget SIPs.
Indmoney: more features (net worth tracking, US stocks, etc.) but can feel confusing if all you need is SIPs.
If you're picking funds yourself, either works. If you'd rather not agonize over fund selection, some guided options worth a look: FundsIndia (SEBI-registered, decent research backing), Kuvera (free, has goal planning tools), Scripbox/ET Money (similar curated SIP setups).
Depends how hands-on you want to be tbh.

uh, no, ET pays 7 percent tax free, grows at 5 percent a year, and is a long term growth strategy in European LNG and AI infrastructure….but your secret magical process is much better….

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**📊 Key U.S. Economic Data (ET)**
**8:30 AM** | Unemployment Claims
⚠️ For informational purposes only. Not financial advice.
📌 #JoblessClaims #USMarkets

Hey everyone, a little nervous about sharing, however, I have put a lot of effort and energy into this and can't contain my excitement. If this doesn't fit the thread that's cool, at least a mod might read it :-) and if the flair doesn't fit, apologies.
A little about myself, I'm 40, IT professional, have investments like 401k and a few Vanguard ETF's and Mutual Funds, but have never day traded nor have I spent any significant amount of time learning about the stock market. I've lurked in the r/Bogleheads community for quite some time but only as a viewer.
Recently, I've felt held back/stifled by my career. I know I'm privilidged to say such a thing, but the corporate grind is nasty on my mental health and I have been craving working for myself and as my late father seems to haunt me with the phrase "be your \[my\] own man."
So 3 weeks ago I said to hell with it, I saw a YouTube short from Ross Cameron and thought, why not me? I bought his book. Finished it very quickly, picked up The Complete Turtle Trader, finished it... not as quick, but quick for 3 weeks ago, and now I'm reading Trading in the Zone and I'm powering through the massive tome that is Mike Bellafiore's The Playbook.
The screen shot above is my (vibe coded) trading journal app where I blend alpaca+benzinga+chatgpt to help grade and evaluate my trade logs. I've lurked on TradingView and here for the past 3 weeks watching stocks that meet the criteria that Ross Cameron outlines in his book -- finding his set ups is extremely rare, BUT, I've found something close I think that fits my speed, and the last two weeks I haven't entered into any trades, rather, observed the behavior of the stocks that I picked out as "favorites" (without any real understanding of why at that time.)
I observed that headlines that pop closer to the opening bell tended to take off around or post lunch time ET, and headlines that pop the night before have a lot of extended hour trading, with a sharp volatile push up or down on open (just my observations for the stocks I've found, likely not a rule of course -- please don't flame my noob a\*\* about it.)

Anyway, a stock I was watching on Monday but didn't enter into (even with paper money I feel the physical quickening and breathing, it's exhillerating, I love it!) but I "planned" the trade in my trading journal and at the entry I wanted and the exit plan I had, I would've cleared $1900 on the trade for the day.
That would be a game changer for me. Seriously. I know that wouldn't be every day, but consistent at over 400 a day would life changing for me. I would seriously quit my job.
So today, I planned to trade TVRD and VTAK, I saw the stock headline for TVRD pop yesterday -- but they had another headline pop that looked like "guidance" (I don't know if that's the right term here, but [headline here](https://www.tradingview.com/news/DJN_DN20260708002552:0/)) -- anyway, I was like, let's do it.

Here's the play for my first trade w/TVRD:
\- Set an indicator for 5 minute ORB
\- Alert on breakout up (I don't know anything about shorting stocks -- I'm focusing on longs apparently?)
\- Enter as close to ORH as I can get in
\- Set my Stop Loss at either 2 ATR or 1 VWAP -- in todays trade I felt like 1 VWAP (lower part) was conservative and wouldn't "wick me out" or close my trade prematurely
\- After the stock rose up 1R, move my SL there to preserve my profit
\- The stock started to wobble, so I set a Take Profit at the 2R mark feeling like as long as I plan for it, the discipline would be fine.
\- Shaking in my seat as the stock hit that 2R mark and I live the motto "get green and go"
\- $552
I bombed VTAK for a loss of $105 (cut losers quick) my position wasn't large, but I followed my rules.
Man, what a great day, I know there are more losses to come, but I've been dutiful studying and preparing for this.
I journaled about opportunities to "pyramid" like the turtles, but I'm still uncomfortable with the UI for TradingView, and the math on the fly like that is difficult for me to grok -- so I kept the plan simple, I wanted to move the knobs and levers SO BAD!!!!
I stuck to the rules, I listened to the YouTube guru's, read the books about how people go down bad when they go against their rules! I'm trying so hard to not be good about it.
Anyway, I was up today $447. Thankful to be a part of this community and read stories and learn from everyone. Just wanted to share my good news with others who can relate, because I have nobody else to share with that would understand how this works nor would I feel good about "bragging" to them just trying to share my pride here.
Thanks for your time reading!

In what way? I’ve had ET and EPD for years. First of all - I haven’t paid any taxes on it as it shovels back RoC for years. Second - I hand my k1 to the accountant- that is all the complication involved. I don’t get charged a dollar more for him to do my taxes with or without k1.
What am I missing? Tax deferred dividends basically forever until I sell the units. Take a k1 from my hand and put it in my accountants hand.

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Safe to post after a red day, do it at 931 am ET tomorrow instead 😉

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Today I learned the small lesson of taxes on 'LP' (Limited Partnership) stocks, even in my IRA. For reference I had small holdings in ET before selling last year, learning of a late tax cost this week.
I was surprised that what I considered a large company Energy Transfer LP (ET) would still fall under that. I have two more LP stocks; BNO and USO, that are doing nothing for me anyway and I want to get out before acquiring future taxes. My current plan is to hold on long enough to get a profit that balances out the tax and call it a draw.
***So how can I calculate the upcoming year's tax based on my position?***
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems you're taxed for an LP stock regardless if you made a profit. That it's about business fees?

I never see ET get love

Ya but youre cosplaying as ET.

$ET calls thank me later

KOREANS PAMP ET

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GE Aerospace is a genuinely high-quality business with real earnings power, but the market has priced in a trajectory that the current fundamentals cannot yet justify, and the Samsung-driven chip selloff yesterday is a useful reminder of what happens when peak-cycle pricing meets a reality check.
**The mechanism and the numbers**
GE Aerospace trades at a trailing P/E of 47.1x and a forward P/E of 50.8x. That forward multiple expanding above the trailing multiple is an unusual signal, it typically means the market expects near-term earnings to compress before recovering, or that the Street is pricing in a growth acceleration that has not yet shown up in reported numbers. The reported numbers are worth sitting with: revenue grew 24.7% year-over-year, which is genuinely strong for an industrial business of this size. But year-over-year earnings were down 1.8%. Revenue accelerating while earnings decline is the kind of divergence that demands an explanation, not a shrug.
The quality metrics are real. ROE of 45.4%, net margin of 17.9%, and earnings quality flagged as strong. This is not a broken business. The ACCE score of 61/100 reflects that, Quality subscore of 76, Momentum of 90. The market is not wrong to like the franchise.
What the market may be getting wrong is the price it is paying for that franchise. The 6-model fair value composite comes in at $119.54, a 67.3% discount to the current price of $365.60. That is not a rounding error. That is the model saying the current price embeds assumptions about future earnings that require everything to go right for an extended period.
For context, the analyst consensus target is $362.57, essentially flat to where the stock trades today. So the Street is not seeing meaningful upside from here either, even while the Momentum score of 90 suggests price action has been strong.
**The bull case**
GE Aerospace is the dominant supplier of jet engines for commercial and defense aviation. The commercial aviation cycle is in a multi-year upcycle as airlines replace aging fleets, and the services revenue attached to installed engines (maintenance, parts, overhaul) is high-margin and recurring. If the earnings dip is transitory, a function of mix shift or timing rather than structural margin pressure, and the forward earnings path accelerates, the current multiple compresses quickly. A business with 45% ROE and strong earnings quality deserves a premium. The question is how large a premium.
**The bear case and what breaks the thesis**
The forward P/E of 50.8x is pricing in a significant earnings recovery that has not materialized yet. If the earnings decline of 1.8% YoY persists or deepens, whether from supply chain friction, engine delivery delays, or defense budget pressure, the multiple has no floor to catch it. The 6-model fair value gap of 67% is the quantitative expression of that risk. Yesterday's macro context adds texture: per CNBC, the Nasdaq dropped 1.16% on July 7 as Samsung's earnings miss reminded the market that peak-cycle pricing is fragile. GE Aerospace is not a semiconductor name, but the dynamic is structurally similar, a stock priced for a trajectory that requires sustained execution.
The FOMC minutes dropping today at 2:00 p.m. ET are also relevant. Per the Federal Reserve, the June meeting revised the median 2026 PCE inflation forecast to 3.6% from 2.7% in March, with nine of eighteen officials projecting at least one rate hike in 2026. A higher-for-longer rate environment raises the discount rate on any long-duration earnings stream, and a stock trading at 50x forward earnings is, by definition, a long-duration asset.
**Where valuation sits**
The honest read: the 6-model composite and the analyst consensus are telling the same story from different angles. The models say the stock is 67% overpriced on normalized fundamentals. The analysts say there is essentially no upside from here. Neither is a buy signal. The bull case requires believing that the earnings recovery is real, imminent, and large enough to grow into a multiple that currently has no margin of safety.
I find the quality of the underlying business genuinely compelling. I find the price genuinely difficult to justify at current levels. That tension is where the analytical work lives.
Not financial advice. I do not currently hold GE.

MO, ABBV, SCHD, SGOV, VZ, EPD, OKE, BTI, ET, CQP, and a bunch of 2% and 3% stocks too.

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