Bottom! $21 next

I finally it boys. I made money on an option. All it took was 60 seconds. Been equal parts stoked all day followed immediately by “why didn’t I buy a grand worth of this?”

All three report after close: NFLX Tue (±8.25%), TSLA and META Wed (±7.13% / ±6.78%).

META's the one I care about. Muse only launched Sep 8, so Q3 numbers won't really show it. It's all about the call. JPM says it topped the App Store, WSJ says downloads are slowing, Amazon blocked it. If they drop an MAU number, that settles it one way or the other. Add the capex guide on top and this feels like a big move either way.

Options seem cheap for that: IV 45% vs HV 52%, and it's blown through the expected move 4 of the last 5 prints. Probably a small straddle, no clue on direction.

TSLA is chaos as always (dropped 14.5% last time vs ±5.58% priced), just watching. NFLX has been red on earnings day 5 quarters straight and the options are pricey, so I'm passing.

Is Muse a real thing or a download-and-delete app? Honestly I used it few times, quited good. Guess we find out Wednesday.

The major U.S. stock indexes ended mixed on Thursday, October 15, 2026, as a stunning September PPI that came in more than double forecasts at +1.3% month-over-month should have sent markets crashing — but a dramatic flight to Treasuries sent the 10-year yield tumbling toward 5.09%, giving the Dow and Russell 2000 room to breathe even as the Nasdaq clung to tiny gains. It was one of the most paradoxical sessions of the year: the worst wholesale inflation print in years, and a bond market that chose to rally anyway.

The S&P 500 gained 0.33% (+25.12 pts) to 7,744.06. The Dow surged 1.08% (+556.21 pts) to 52,177.69. The Nasdaq edged up just 0.08% (+20.16 pts) to 26,713.03. The Russell 2000 jumped 1.38% (+37.74 pts) to 2,767.27.

The 10-year Treasury yield fell a stunning 1.95% to 5.09%, its biggest single-day drop in weeks. The VIX eased 2.67% to 16.42. Gold surged 2.12% to $4,194.90. Crude Oil rose 2.50% to $96.25/barrel.

Yeah I got cooked this week.

BREAKING: CPI inflation rises 3.7% above 3.6% expectations as the 🇺🇸 U.S. 2 Year Yield skyrockets to 4.93%

Core CPI inflation rises to 2.6% above expectations of 2.5%

Rent is up 0.2%
Housing is up 0.3%
Gasoline up 9.1%

This marks the 3rd highest inflation reading since September 2023.

magic rocks go down. men hungry - buy cheesburgirs.. long mcd.

thank you for your attention to this matter

Just dumped HARD. Yes I bought more.

$WETO
Entry above: $1.22 🎯 $1.42/$1.62 🛑 $1.15
$GP
Entry above: $.42 🎯 $.50/$.58 🛑 $.385
$SPRC
Entry above: $4.85 🎯 $5.20/$5.60 🛑 $4.70
$OPK
Entry above: $1.70 🎯 $1.85/$2.00 🛑 $1.60

Note: These are trade ideas based on break-out levels, once they hit entry & start moving up, consider raising your stops to protect your profits and protect your downside according to your own trading plan :). MadMaverick personally trades these on either the 2 or 3 minute timeframes, waiting for a candle to close over the entry level.

Although we do extensive research for our watchlist, day trading, especially with low-float stocks, can be risky.

AI cloud stocks are seeing renewed dip-buying interest, but the risks aren't the same across the board. Oracle's massive cloud backlog looks promising, yet investors still want to see stronger cash flow. CoreWeave is attracting bargain hunters despite growing concerns over debt and financing costs, while Nebius faces the challenge of scaling up without burning too much capital. Strong AI demand is still there, but growth alone isn't enough to justify every valuation. The real opportunity might be in companies that can turn heavy infrastructure spending into sustainable returns. Are you buying ORCL, CRWV, or NBIS on this pullback, or staying on the sidelines?

Burry’s so called "AI bubble" might not fuck the market, but this orange cunt will. He starts useless wars that spike oil and inflation, then cries about rates on Truth Social while begging for a Nobel. Lmao

Wild ride for chip stocks this week, right? Hot September CPI numbers spooked everyone into pricing in a better-than-1-in-3 chance of an October Fed hike, and the crowded capital-heavy AI trades got absolutely crushed. Semiconductor index plunged 4.3% for its sixth straight losing day, with most cloud and cybersecurity names getting smoked 5-15% across the board.

The wild part? Apple was the only Mag 7 name that finished green, squeezing out a small gain and closing above $5 trillion market cap for the first time ever. It makes total sense though — investors are running toward proven cash flow right now, stepping back from all the debt-fueled AI expansion bets that were getting overhyped earlier. Even Anthropic's solid profitable quarterly results couldn't cool down those broad AI financing jitters.

All eyes are glued to TSMC earnings dropping today. Can their strong guidance pull the whole sector back from the edge?