Weekend Review – GEM, April 10, 2021

Our GEM stock has been consolidating sideways for three months and has now reached a critical juncture where direction is about to be determined. Here we demonstrate using only the 30-minute chart—but in fact, chaotic patterns have emerged across multiple timeframes (including the weekly chart), signaling that this consolidation phase is nearing its end. In addition to MACD, the moving averages are also fully aligned and ready to trigger a breakout at any moment. We therefore summarize the possible future price movements to help formulate appropriate response strategies: 1. Entering a downward trend If a third sell signal (3-Sell) forms without price returning to the central zone (i.e., the consolidation range), a downtrend will be confirmed. The 3-Sell serves as the final exit point; if this scenario unfolds, full liquidation is advised. 2. Entering an upward trend For an uptrend to begin, a third buy signal (3-Buy) forming outside the central zone is essential. Once such a 3-Buy emerges, the uptrend is confirmed—and it also represents the final opportunity to enter the position. The biggest obstacle currently facing an upward move is GEM’s extremely high P/E ratio—nearly 90x. Should the P/E ratio decline to around 40x, the probability of such an upward trend significantly increases.

🎙 ‘Zhi Xing Shuo U.S. Stocks | Comprehensive Analysis of U.S. Stocks and Macro Markets — November 4’

Hello everyone—it’s Tuesday, November 4. After closing October with a strong rally, U.S. equity markets entered November’s first trading day with mixed performance across the three major indices. Funds continue to concentrate in large-cap tech stocks, while small- and mid-cap stocks and cyclical sectors generally underperformed. I. Earnings season intensifies: Corporate profits remain robust This week’s earnings season remains highly active, with several prominent tech companies scheduled to release results. So far, corporate earnings have remained solid: Over 300 S&P 500 constituents have reported earnings to date, and approximately 64% have exceeded consensus expectations. The S&P 500 is poised to deliver its ninth consecutive quarter of profit growth, with expected earnings growth of 13%—nearly double the pre-earnings-season market expectation of ~7%. Overall, corporate forward guidance remains broadly optimistic. Tonight after market close, Palantir (PLTR) reported Q3 results: • Revenue: $1.18 billion, up 63% YoY, surpassing the expected $1.09 billion; • EPS: $0.21, up 110% YoY, exceeding the expected $0.17. The company raised its Q4 revenue guidance to $1.33 billion and lifted its full-year revenue forecast to $4.42 billion (up from the prior estimate of ~$4.15 billion). Following the announcement, PLTR’s stock surged nearly 7% in after-hours trading—but gains later pared back, primarily due to concerns over valuation: the share price is already near all-time highs, prompting some short-term traders to take profits. II. AI-related trading heats up: Tech giants double down on AI investment Last week, all five mega-cap tech firms reaffirmed their commitment to ramping up AI investments—further fueling AI-themed trading activity. IREN—a firm transitioning from crypto mining to cloud services—surged nearly 30% pre-market before moderating gains during regular hours. It announced a five-year, $9.7 billion GPU cloud services contract with Microsoft, including a 20% upfront payment. Under the agreement, IREN will provide Microsoft access to NVIDIA GB300 GPUs; Microsoft thus becomes IREN’s largest customer. IREN’s CEO stated that once fully implemented, the deal is projected to generate $1.94 billion in annualized revenue—approximately 10% of the company’s total capacity. To fulfill the contract, IREN simultaneously signed a ~$5.8 billion GPU procurement agreement with Dell, with deployment expected to be completed in Texas by 2026. This news propelled Dell Technologies (DELL) up over 5% pre-market—though it opened strongly and then retreated during regular trading. Another crypto-mining-turned-AI-infrastructure firm, CIFR, jumped 22% intraday. Although its Q3 revenue of $71.71 million (up 197% YoY) and EPS of $0.10 slightly missed estimates, the company announced a 15-year, $5.5 billion long-term partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS), driving the stock higher. Meanwhile, Amazon’s shares hit a new all-time high. The company also signed a seven-year, $38 billion computing-power supply agreement with OpenAI, under which it will deploy hundreds of thousands of NVIDIA’s cutting-edge AI chips to support ChatGPT’s generative responses and train next-generation models.

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