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Almost everything I am seeing on my timeline right now is “Buy $NVDA,” especially after the post-earnings results where the company exceeded expectations.

Now, to answer the question of why NVDA is getting so much AI hype when there are still other AI stocks performing well but not receiving the same attention:

The answer is straightforward.

NVIDIA is currently the company powering the AI race.

Anytime people talk about AI tools like ChatGPT, self-driving systems, AI agents, robotics, or large data centers, most of them are running on NVIDIA chips.

So the more AI demand grows, the more companies need GPUs, and NVIDIA remains the biggest supplier.

This is why investors are paying close attention to the stock:

• AI companies need NVDA chips
• Cloud companies are spending billions on AI infrastructure
• Demand keeps increasing quarter after quarter
• Their earnings continue beating expectations

So the hype is not just random internet excitement.

Many investors believe NVDA is sitting at the center of one of the biggest technological shifts in years.

Out of everything he said, one thing really stood out to me:

“AI boom is not a bubble.”

That means this is not just hype, but a reflection of the real solutions AI is currently providing. So every investment flowing into the likes of $NVDA, Microsoft, Intel, and other AI-related stocks is well deserved.

On the chart right now, NVDA has already reacted to the news. But after the downside movement, what could be left is a push upward and more green candles across the chart.

This is why I think this is a perfect time to trade post-earnings reports.

I’ve already set my entry around the resistance level at 221.37 on stock futures. Let’s see how far the stock can go from here. What about you?

Today, I was at an event discussing with some founders and business owners why they still haven’t given Web3 a chance in their businesses. Honestly, some of the things I heard really shocked me.

While some are confused by the infrastructure, others don’t trust the sustainability, and some simply don’t understand what problem Web3 solves better than their current system.

And if we are being honest, it is not really their fault.

Most businesses just don’t know how to enter Web3 without risking time, money, reputation, or focus. Some even admitted they entered during the hype cycle, burned resources, and quietly stepped back afterward.

After hearing all this in a physical gathering, I told myself I really need to hear both sides: both the traditional Web2 side and people already building in Web3.

So if you own, run, or work inside a business, what is the biggest barrier stopping your company from entering Web3 right now?

• Lack of technical knowledge?
• Regulatory concerns?
• No clear business model?
• Poor user experience?
• Security and trust issues?
• Difficulty finding the right team?
• Not enough customer demand?
• Fear of becoming “another failed Web3 brand”?
• Or is it something people rarely talk about?

I think these conversations matter more now because the businesses that eventually succeed in Web3 probably won’t be the loudest ones.

They will be the ones solving real operational problems without forcing users to “learn crypto” first.

Drop your honest thoughts below.

Even if you think Web3 is overrated, I would still like to hear why.

Let’s discuss as founders, startups, and agencies.

The earnings report of NVDA is in a few hours' time, but if you are investing or you have invested, these are things you should know, and their positive or negative outcome will affect the stock.

The first one is Revenue and Future Guidance. This talks about how much money they made and how much more they may make in the future. Although Nvidia already told investors that they should expect around $78B revenue, Wall Street is expecting around $87B next quarter.

Secondly, another thing is about the US sending advanced chips to China, which was one of the biggest markets for NVDA before it was cut short. Although I have asked Google and GetAgent about the possibility of how it could go, I now know that if any of these reasons go the right way, then traders and investors will make good earnings from this Q1 earnings result.

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I decided to give myself some time to learn new things in trading and investing on YouTube, and I have been getting results, especially in terms of investing and knowing what to trade based on the latest updates available.

When I woke up today, I saw the news about Coinbase and Circle backing Hyperliquid buybacks, and that was clearly bullish. But there is one lesson I have learned: just because everywhere is screaming FOMO does not mean you should blindly follow it. Let the trade come to you.

I decided to set my entry at $43.404 when the price was already at $44 on bitget, and I waited for the pullback while many traders were overleveraging because of the news. The trade came back to my entry exactly and then started moving up, and that is how I got a 1:3 risk-to-reward trade with full TP.

The rally is still not done, as there is still a possibility of it going higher, but DYOR.

There have been some bonds between MSFT and OpenAI. It started when MSFT decided to buy a 27% stake. Now it seems they are not only doing that to become bigger in the AI industry, but rather as another way of boosting their stock.

Let me explain it like this: since OpenAI has been rumored to be getting a valuation of $850B to $1T, it means it could increase volatility in the AI industry and increase trust in investing in AI stocks, which will directly affect Microsoft’s investment to be much more valuable. And if MSFT is valuable, then the stock will surely be valuable too.

So if you are holding MSFT, you are in great shape, and also if you participate in pre-OpenAI IPO, you are also in a good direction as it was around $700, and currently listed on spot at $860, and by June was when it will finally go public, imagine how much will be made.

Why are big companies and retailers buying into OpenAI IPO? This question has been on my mind for some days. Firstly, it started with Microsoft buying about 27% before OpenAI goes public, and now there have been some brokers and exchanges putting out the preOpenAI for retailers to also buy in order to have it before it goes public in June, as at yesterday that i checked, it was listed around $745, now this morning on $860.

So all these have been making me feel like I am missing something, and if rumors even have it that it could go public around $850B, if it does, then we might see a great upset in the history of IPOs in stock.

Just wanna hear your opinions about this and see what you think?

I think I speak for every trader when I say our job is the only job AI may not be able to fully take over, but the truth is that trading can be tiring. There should be a way we could work around that, maybe by experimenting with multiple AI tools together for stocks, forex, and even crypto trading analysis.

One tool may focus on technical analysis, while another could help identify entry and exit setups.

If we can achieve that as traders, then we are going to get to the point where we will be winning AI agent trading competitions without doing too much manual analysis, but rather having AI assist with most of the workflow.

I am also doing research on that, and hopefully when I find one with a smooth workflow and accurate backtesting, then we may have found a breakthrough.

Anyone else building multi-tool AI workflows for trading? What combinations have worked for you?

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Trading stocks is a decision I will continue to be happy about because it has given me the ability to understand how news impacts the market and how to combine that with technical analysis to stay ahead of other traders.

If you remember, when the US President visited China, there were expectations around China-related stocks like NVDA, MU, AMD, and others, with many anticipating a bullish move. At first, that played out as expected, and the market showed some green momentum.

However, as the trip continued, FUD-driven news started circulating around the visit. When I noticed this shift in sentiment, I anticipated that it could trigger a reversal or at least a short-term pullback. I waited for a retracement and entered a position at the current market price on NVDA via stock futures.

As I’m writing this, the trade is currently at breakeven and still moving downward. What about you, which stock are you trading or buying?

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The news currently going viral is the visit of Donald Trump to China, and a lot of people have been speculating that it is because of the US-Iran issue and a possible search for an alliance with China. But from my own angle, the only thing going through my head is the volatility this could create in the stock market, especially for us traders.

Right now, I can only think of 3 stocks that could take the heat either positively or negatively. The first one is $NVDA, the second one is $ASML, and the third one is $MU. Those three could really take the hit, and that made me create a good setup to see if I could get lucky.

And guess what? $MU entered my entry with zero issues. I decided to take a short on stock futures after seeing the struggle it was having trying to break out of the resistance, but it couldn't. So right now, it is about to hit my TP.

What other stock do you think could take a hit from Trump's visit?

I can’t lie, the market has been really interesting to watch since the China visit news started making rounds.

You can already feel how fast traders are reacting to every headline coming out around:

• trade

• AI

• semiconductors

• manufacturing

• and U.S. China relations overall

And honestly, the reaction so far has been more positive than I expected.

At the same time though, it still feels like one of those markets where anything can change quickly there’s still the Iran talks in the background, CFDs are moving heavily, and volatility is clearly not gone yet.

Right now I’ve mostly got my eyes on stocks like $TSLA and $MU, plus CFDs like $XAU on Bitget, just watching how price reacts as more news keeps coming out.

The charts are already moving, but I’ve learned the hard way that chasing candles usually ends badly, so for now I’m just staying patient, watching price action closely, and waiting for cleaner entries instead of forcing trades.

Curious if anyone else is watching this whole situation closely too