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$MU again delivered great results that significantly beat market expectations. Over the past few days MU's price swung between $1,220 and $990. Now it looks like MU's results will boost the whole market. Do you still own MU?
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Everyone's saying the AI bubble will burst soon and that people should take profits. I'm still holding MU, even though it's up 620% for me, and I think it has the potential to reach 1,600.
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$MU again delivered great results, significantly beating market expectations. Over the past few days MU's price fluctuated from $1,220 to $990. Now it looks like MU's results will lift the entire market. Do you still own MU?
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Everyone’s saying the AI bubble will burst soon and to take profits, but I’m still holding MU even though it’s up 620% for me, and I think it has the potential to reach 1,600.
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Analysis of Netflix $NFLX.

Netflix is one of those stocks retail investors buy and often get burned on, because the thesis like "everyone has Netflix, it can’t fall" doesn’t hold. Netflix is currently trading around $72. Is this an opportunity or just a cheap-looking trap?

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Shares of Rheinmetall $RHM.DE fell more than 14% after reports of a possible postponement of the purchase of six anti-submarine F126 ships, while shares of ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, by contrast, strengthened by about 9.5%. Germany had ordered 8 Meko-200 frigates from TKMS.

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I'm glad about the discount on $RHM.DE, because I believe its valuation was inflated, which is shown by how much it fell after this news — but I'm not opposed to buying the company.
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Japan is selling off U.S. Treasuries. What does it mean for stocks?

I came across information that Japan has begun selling U.S. Treasuries in order to have funds to buy yen. I dug into it a bit because there are more layers to it than it appears at first glance.

Why is Japan intervening at all

This year alone the yen repeatedly tested the 160-per-dollar mark. That's the level...
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