DannyMarque

Gold and Silver have been on an absolute tear over the last year
$GLD +72%
$SLV +208%
Together, these 2 assets represent ~$37T in economic value. If capital is willing to reprice physical commodities at 70-200% in a year what do you think that says about the trust in fiat systems?
Inert assets expensive to store, slow to move, difficult to verify constrained by a variety of physical and jurisdictional limitations....and yet they managed to absorb trillions in capital under current global monetary conditions
Gold and Silver are giving us a glimpse of how large the repricing will be once the ma

Butterfly Network $BFLY with a quiet 2-3.5x since the summer all while Bitcoin / crypto didn't do anything
One of the only ppl to find this gem I think

$GRRR Gorilla Tech
Very high risk small cap currently $280M but showing signs that its at the end of this falling wedge. Could be early stages of a pretty large reversal
$110M cash
$16m debt

I don't want to bust anyone's Gold $GLD bubble, BUT, the last ~50 years of history suggests that being bullish at a monthly RSI > 80 and buying at these levels almost always guarantees you're buying the top
Buying here typically seen an average pullback of -38%

$NIO - Nio
Nothing about the fundamentals makes me like the company. It still loses money and the chinese EV market is seeing intense levels of new entrants. However, the chart does look better than fundamentals.
Personally, I don't invest in Chinese equities but it had a very explosive move in the summer blowing through and above the ichimoku cloud.
Now, it's come back to reality. Still in the cloud holding support and trying to find a bottom on declining volume (signs of exhaustion)
Wouldn't be surprised to see the following path unfold

The key win here for $MSTR and Bitcoin DATs isn't that exclusions didn’t happen it’s that the conversation is now happening at the right institutional level.
For me, the more interesting development is why MSCI landed where it did. In its own words, MSCI acknowledged that "distinguishing between investment companies and operating companies that hold digital assets as part of their core operations requires further research and consultation with market participants"
That sentence matters far more than anything else as it confirms something many of us already know which is that Bitcoin-native bus

$CLSK Cleanspark
For those that care about open gaps getting filled...

Don't see much talk about $HIMS anymore after a -50% pullback since October. Alot of good things beginning to unfold on the chart that make it hard to ignore such as:
- Finding support at the 1.136 fib + 100w EMA
- Selling on declining volume = exhaustion
- TMO and DSS Bresser reset and at bottom of band
- Price at the bottom of 3+ yr ascending channel. The last 4 instances $HIMS reacted to the bottom of this channel saw an avg reaction of +132%
There's an interesting setup here
@Freedom_By_40 @Fibonacci_TA @cantonmeow @matthughes13 @MarketMaestro1

$SOUN - SoundHound AI
Sometimes the technical analysis on a chart is this clean
- Found support at high timeframe demand
- Ended last week with a dragonfly doji on the 100w EMA
- Held the trendline support going back to April 2024
- Weekly TMO reset at lower band, pending flip
- DSS Bressert bottoming, pending flip
A +40-50% move can unfold here over coming months as long as all the above continue to hold true

I understand the overall market perception around PayPal $PYPL. It’s a laggard, no one cares about it.
But it’s laughable to see market pricing them like a dying business at 11.9x P/E and
Yes they’re still a turnaround story, yes there’s alot of competition in payments but - Venmo + PayPal are top finance apps
- they continue to do aggressive share buybacks
- lowest valuation since IPO
- strong FCF
- one of a few fintechs w/genuine partnership with OpenAI
- PYUSD stablecoin is one of the fastest growing tokenized assets in the $1B+ supply category
Think about it this way. We know stocks don’

Today is Bitcoin's monthly and EOY close
- Current $BTC price: $87,539
- 21m EMA on Bitstamp: $87,047
When you zoom out and study 14 yrs of BTC price history, one signal consistently stands above everything else, the relationship between Bitcoin and the 21 month EMA. It's been the structural dividing line between an expansionary or deep corrective phase and historically, Bitcoin has respected it with almost absurd precision.
Except once.
This chart highlights every moment since 2011 where Bitcoin closed a monthly candle below the 21m EMA. The pattern is unmistakable.
Every monthly close belo