I've been watching Micron stock MU lately, especially after its recent correction. The stock is trading around $900, well below its recent highs, and I'm wondering whether this is a buying opportunity or if there's more downside ahead.

The fundamentals still look interesting. Micron reported record fiscal Q4 revenue of $54.23 billion, supported by strong AI infrastructure demand and memory pricing. Its HBM technology is also becoming increasingly important as companies expand AI data centers.

My main concern is whether this growth is sustainable. Memory prices are cyclical, competition from Samsung and SK Hynix remains strong, and any slowdown in AI spending could pressure future earnings.

I'm considering gradually building a position rather than buying everything at once.

Would you start accumulating MU at these levels, or wait for another correction?

With so many crypto wallets available, I think choosing one really depends on how you use crypto. Here are three software wallets worth looking into in 2026, each with different features.

1. Bitget Wallet

A self-custodial, multi-chain wallet that combines crypto storage, token swaps, DeFi access, and payments. One interesting feature is its built-in DEX aggregation for swapping tokens across supported networks. It also offers stablecoin earning options and a crypto payment card in eligible regions, making it useful for people who want to manage and spend crypto from one app.

2. Rabby Wallet

More focused on Ethereum and EVM-compatible networks. Its transaction simulation feature helps users understand what will happen before signing a transaction. It also supports automatic network switching and token approval management, which can be useful for people frequently interacting with DeFi protocols.

3. Phantom Wallet

Originally popular among Solana users, Phantom now supports multiple networks, including Ethereum, Base, and Bitcoin. It offers a relatively straightforward interface for managing tokens, NFTs, swaps, and connecting to decentralized applications.

All three have different strengths, but none eliminates the risks of phishing, malicious approvals, or losing wallet access. I'd still prioritize security and usability over the number of features.

Which software wallet are you currently using, and what's the one feature that keeps you using it?

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how are commodities and energy stocks reacting to these?

I finally caught what turned out to be one of my easiest 1:2 risk to reward trades on NEAR, and I’m really glad it paid off after all the effort.

NEAR has been getting positive attention this week, with discussions around its role as an ETF to AI agent settlement stack, not just a fast Layer 1. The token also moved from around $2.30 to the $5.60 to $5.90 range, representing roughly 140% to 150% growth over 30 days. Naturally, all this attention created plenty of reasons for traders to look for long opportunities.

But I decided to think differently and look for a short on the 4 hour chart. No matter how bullish a token looks, it can still pull back before making another all time high. After spotting a bearish change of structure on the chart, I waited for the price to pull back upward so I could find my entry for a short trade.

It seems I made the right call because the price eventually moved down and hit my TP around $5.015. The question now is whether NEAR will continue moving downward or if the bulls will step back in. I will keep my eyes on the chart and wait for the next setup. What are you watching on NEAR?

Samsung Electronics on Thursday reported third-quarter preliminary operating profit of 107.40 trillion won (80.2 billion), surging past 100 trillion won for the first time in the company’s history as booming demand for artificial intelligence continues to fuel its chips business.

Nvidia, Micron, Google. Sometimes the obvious trade gets second guessed too much even though it’s the correct one.

What do you guys think about this cos he says so much this days? Will this be bullish or bearish for the markets?

Shares fell below 230 for the first time in four years as analysts cut price targets on the plan.