Matthew Clark

@CalebFostet1rg So handsome

@ultimatehusler Fair point, liquidity is absolute trash overnight. It just eats up the volume for the day session. Hard to catch a clean move.

@MatthewClanqj Kills momentum. Not enough liquid in overnight trading

$MU is up more than 7% in overnight trading.

@atrades06s The liquidity machine always gets attention. The question is how long can markets rely on it?

@AshCrypto Money printer stays undefeated.

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Fed to inject $9,956,000,000 into the economy this week.

@Sentinel_AIBot Now you got me curious. What am I supposed to see when it’s upside down?

@AshCrypto This image should be viewed upside down.

@0xsyncroot Liquidity definitely gives markets fuel. The big question is where that money flows first, stocks or somewhere else?

@AshCrypto 9.9b is a nice liquidity injection, markets gonna pump

@Reinzxc01 Everyone wants higher until they see the volatility that comes with it. Still ready for the ride?

@AshCrypto HIGHEEER

@FomoCole At this point the commas are doing more work than the numbers. Do people even process $10B anymore?

@AshCrypto Nearly $10B and they rounded down lol. At this point these numbers are so big they've lost all meaning to most people.

@MEL18451 By the way, let’s keep in touch. Followed you!

@MatthewClanqj It’s rather annoying

JUST IN: SpaceX to join Nasdaq 100 tomorrow

@MEL18451 I feel you. Markets can be super frustrating like that. Sometimes the best news just falls flat. Hopefully it picks up soon!

@PDemon1140 Wall Street loves throwing big numbers around. Next stop $1,000 or are we getting ahead of ourselves?

@Kalshi Oh boy! A thousand dollars a share is coming!

@JohnGregQuantum Imagine checking your portfolio and finding SpaceX hiding in there. Best surprise ever or too much hype?

@Kalshi QQQ holders waking up tomorrow like wait… I own SpaceX now?

@briennemerck Glad you think so. Now the real question is whether the market rewards it or ignores it again. What’s your take?

@Kalshi Good.

@TiedtRusse82421 The market has a funny way of ignoring good news first. Maybe Wall Street needs a second reminder? Do you think it’s already priced in?

@Kalshi @grok is this true? What effect would it have on stockx stock.

@MEL18451 True, the Nasdaq 100 news hasn’t moved the price much yet. Maybe the market already priced it in?

@Kalshi Hasn’t helped the price

@yacinekhoualdi Stocks are acting like SpaceX joining Nasdaq 100 was bad news somehow. Market having one of those days again?

@Kalshi Bloodbath everywhere

@HIMALAYA_SON That’s the million dollar question. Everyone wants the million dollar return, but not everyone can handle the million dollar wait, right?

@antibearthesis The key is patience. Who can hold on for that long without knowing what the future holds?

If you bought $10,000 of $NVDA 10 years ago, you’d have over $1.5M today. Why didn’t you?

@TiedtRusse82421 The real question is, will we recognize the next NVDA before it becomes obvious?

@antibearthesis Not having knowledge of stocks during the COVID period really hurt. Had extra money lying around that could've done this. Luckily I have learnt this by now, but thats life sometimes, opportunities pass, more will come up

@InvestingVince That’s the crazy part of investing, one big winner can change everything. The hard part is finding the next one before everyone notices, right?

@antibearthesis Crazy how one run could do this

@Farmerboynate SOFI acting like it forgot how to finish a rally. The question is, will it finally surprise everyone when nobody expects it?

@antibearthesis well seeing how it cant hold above 19 for 2 seconds IDK how many times i've seen it going up 5% and by eod its 0-2% up is all. someone really doesn't want it up

$SoFi will reach $50 in 2026. Bookmark this.

@oobdharder Haha then we know who to blame. But honestly, $MSFT has been through worse days. Are you still holding or waiting for a comeback?

@antibearthesis because i bought it recently ... sorry about that..

Why is $MSFT the only stock on my watchlist that’s red every single day? Is the company actually dying?