Stock Investors, Everything Just Changed (AMD, Micron, Amazon, & Microsoft)

All right, what's up everybody and welcome back to another Friday here in the stock market. Well, about 5 days ago on Sunday, I made a video for you all titled, "This will be one of the wildest weeks in stock market history." And I'm going to be honest with you folks, the comment section did not like that title. Comment section said, "Tyler, you always say that weeks are going to be wild and this week is going to be no different. Stop pretending like things are going to be crazier than they are." And I was like, "Okay, time will tell." But I'm sitting here and I'm looking at it. I'm like, we got FOMC on Wednesday, Microsoft and Meta Wednesday, we got PCE data Thursday, we got Apple and Amazon on Thursday. At the same time that this AI trade is starting to unwind over in South Korea and there's leverage flying all over the place, I'm like, this is setting up to have some of the wildest events that we've ever seen before. And I told you that again on Sunday. Well, fast forward a few days later throughout the course of an absolutely insane week. I think many of us can agree, let's just go to the uh let's go to the oneweek performance. I think many of us can agree that this was one of the wildest weeks that many of us have ever seen. At the same time that you have Microsoft up 21%, multi-trillion dollar company by the way, and Google and Amazon up 11% and 17%. You have things like Apple down 7%, Meta down 7%, Micron down 10%, Nvidia down 3%. I mean, look at how all over this market is. Okay, an absolutely wild week. And one would say one of the wildest in stock market history. I'll take that. Thank you. So, because of this, what I wanted to do for you all, just to kind of wrap up the week a bit, is just go through everything really quickly. There's so much to talk about. There are so many different pieces and parts of this puzzle that maybe got lost. People might have forgot about. I mean, there's SoFi and Robin Hood and AMD and Micron and Sandisk and Apple and Amazon Meta. I was like, you know what? Why don't we have a quick sit down conversation and let's just go through everything so that we can end this week on a high note. We can have a clear understanding of where we are. you know, we're seeing Micron pulling back and stuff right now today. So, we'll talk about that. We'll look at the fundamental side, the technical side. We'll have a very clean overview of this entire crazy last couple days and then we'll have a bit of an idea of what to look forward to next week. Now, fortunately, I don't think next week's going to be one of the wildest weeks in stock market history. I think we're going to get a little bit more chill, but time will tell. So, good bit to get into today. Let's start off with earlier in the week. So, earlier in the week, let's go back to Monday, Tuesday. Monday and Tuesday there wasn't a ton of big news, right? There was the Iran stuff. Trump wants to back out a little bit. Now he doesn't. And the market really didn't care. Like you had oil prices pumping, then oil prices dumping. The market really wasn't responding super heavily to the whole Iran conflict. It didn't really seem to care. What we were seeing having an impact on the stock market this week, though, was what was happening over in South Korea with their um with the Cosby, the South Korean composite. It's like the S&P 500, but for South Korea. You see what was happening over there was a mass unwinding of leverage margin calls all over the place and this was of course because we were seeing pullbacks across many of these memory companies especially SKH Highix and Samsung and some of the other ones right so there was a huge unwind happening and matter of fact I can probably pull it up for you really quickly to show you it was brutal dude it was absolutely brutal we go back to earlier in the week this thing fell from 1.6767 6,767 all the way down to 5,300. We're talking like 20% pullback at one point during the week. Absolutely rough stuff. And that set the tone for the week. It was a part of the reason as to why everyone was so nervous about the AI trade because you could clearly see it unwinding in some places. You know, at the same time that we had SKH Heinix and them falling, if we go look, you know, where Micron was around the time Micron was taking a dump, bro. I mean, look at this Wednesday. Micron's down to 740 bucks. Day before that, it's at 815. I mean, Micron's just fallen off a cliff. The same thing goes for AMD. AMD's fallen off a cliff. Nvidia is holding up decently well, but even Nvidia's, you know, fell throughout the majority of the week. So, Monday and Tuesday, the whole I mean, that day realistically was dedicated to the idea that the AI trade is unwinding and it's not looking good. Now, there was even more nerves though. There was even more nerves in the market on top of the AI trade and kind of where we were with that because also remember we had Meta and Microsoft reporting their earnings on Wednesday and these are major players in the AI space and if a Microsoft or a Meta came out for example and said that their cloud businesses or their AI or that just in general that AI wasn't generating them as much revenue as they hoped it would. That would be terrible. That'd be terrible for hyperscalers. That'd be terrible for semiconductors because remember if you're a semiconductor investor, you want hyperscalers to perform well. They're the customers, right? And so the whole AI trade sitting there with baited breath looking at Wednesday going into Microsoft and Meta's earnings like, man, Microsoft better say that Azure came in better than expected. Their cloud business was performing better than expected because if it doesn't, considering how like nervous the market already is with this whole AI thing, it could be horrible. It could be horrible. We could have seen Micron coming down into the 600s. I know that's crazy. I'm telling you, if Microsoft would have reported that Azure wasn't growing at the scale that Wall Street wanted, I genuinely think we were going to see Micron coming down into the 600s, maybe even the 500s cuz we weren't far off. We weren't five far off. Another $100 fall from there would have been possible. So, I'm telling you, it would have gotten brutal. So, the market's just nervous. And then there's like this back of the mind thought, too. This is on Tuesday night still, by the way. But there's this back of the mind thought where everyone's like, "What if the what if Kevin Wars raises interest rates?" So going into Wednesday, everyone was just holding their breath. And that's why we did that long live stream. I did a live stream with you guys for like nine hours total across the three different streams that day because there was so much going on. It was very important. Well, fast forward into Wednesday. And although there were some hiccups along the way, Wednesday was a really, really good day for the stock market and a really good day for the AI trade. And I know it maybe didn't look like it because you did see some memory stocks pulling back. But let me explain. So when it comes to the AI trade, the reason why Wednesday was so good was because Microsoft blew the numbers out the water. They blew the numbers out the water. Revenue was great. Earnings per share was great. But Azure, which is their cloud business, when they spend all this money to build the data centers and they rent that computational power out to these companies like Anthropic, that's through Azure. So the money they're making through their cloud business was booming. margins better than expected, growth better than expected, and it signaled to the whole market like, hey, the money that we're spending on all this AI buildout is generating us great returns at a great margin. It's working. And it immediately eased some of the fears that there were out there that companies like Microsoft were just wasting their money. Now then, what Microsoft went ahead and did on their call is they said that they weren't going to be increasing their capital, their capex guidance for the next fiscal year or the next year. And the reason why the market that's great it's great in general is because the market was getting nervous that these hyperscalers were getting out of control. These are the leaders of the space. These are the the the varsity these are the starters on the varsity team, right? Like these are the best of the best. Apple and Amazon and Microsoft and Google. These are the best of the best. And the market's sitting there nervous like man they're getting out of control. and we don't know if they they're going to realize that they're out of control. If they're just going to perpetually keep spending more and more money until they blow themselves up, literally. And so the market's nervous. So when it hears Microsoft say, "Nah, we don't really need to raise anymore, like we don't need to spend any more than what we've already set forward to spend because we think it's working and it's clearly generating us a great a great gain at a great margin." The market goes, "Oh my god, they're in control." Like they know what they're doing. And it like reinstilled the faith in Microsoft. So it was a great moment where it reinstilled the faith in Microsoft and other hyperscalers as well and reinstilled faith in the AI trade that all of this money that Microsoft is spending as an example is doing great for them and is generating them more money and you know why that's important for semiconductors because if Microsoft is spending all this money and it's creating them money in the future they're just going to keep spending money maybe not like an exponential rate and they're just going to spend more and more forever but they will in general continue to trend higher and spend more money which means that these Nvidia is and AMDs and Microns and Samsung and Eskhanics they have customers and other companies are going to do the same thing right so this was a great moment what Microsoft said was a great moment for everyone and it's the reason why Microsoft ran if we go to the hyperscaler portfolio you guys know I took a trade on on hyperscalers last week I've been injecting5 to$10,000 into hyperscalers because I thought that the market had it wrong and if we go look at Microsoft my Microsoft position from last week is up 19.6% 6% $362 gain. Unfortunately, I didn't get to deploy as much capital as I wanted to, but you get the point, right? The market loved this news and that's why you saw Microsoft take off. This is one of the best weeks in Microsoft history. 21%. 21%. Now, there was a bit of a caveat. There was a bit of a caveat. Meta horrible earnings. It just wasn't great. Revenue was a bit better than expected, but because they're getting sued because they maybe, you know, got little kids addicted to social media, that's a whole situation. And then they let a bunch of people go, so they had to pay severance because those two things happened. They missed on um net income and so their earnings per share missed. They Yeah, it just wasn't great. They raised the floor for their capex guide and people were like, "You don't need to be spending any more money. Your money's already not great. Like your free cash flow 700 million. It was 12 billion last quarter. You're burning through cash and it's not really returning." And Mark Zuckerberg himself just said that Agentics isn't progressing as fast as you hope. So everyone looked at Meta and was like gh and they just started throwing tomatoes at it. And so naturally we saw Meta's price get you know pretty pretty trampled is the only way to even explain it. I mean the thing since Wednesday is down at one point it was down 11%. Okay so there was a bit of a hiccup there with meta Microsoft took the pie though. Everyone was excited about Microsoft. It was a great day for Microsoft. It was a great day for the market in my opinion. What also happened that day was the FOMC meeting and Kevin Worsh didn't raise rates. He was like yeah we'll sit. We'll see. That's basically what he said. So it didn't give the market something to be glad about. Didn't particularly give the market anything to be mad about. It was just a neutral response. So it eased some of those fears. So I think that's a part of the reason as to why Microsoft ran as much as it did because it kind of took the shackles off of it a bit. People weren't super worried about some sort of interest rate hike coming and they were able to um you know just take more of a risk on Microsoft. Those institutions were able to take more of a risk and now we can see it pumping. And so naturally it was a great day for Microsoft in the market. And SoFi also came in and absolutely smashed it. I bought some SoFi because its price pulled back off of it. Not a ton to get into there. Um, it was a great day for SoFi. It was also a great day for Was that the day that Robin Hood did that? Robin Hood also released their earnings. Robin Hood beat earnings. So, SoFi and Robin Hood both beat their earnings that day. I hold both of them in my public portfolio. Very happy to be there. I talked a lot about it this week, so not a ton to get into, but they're both doing all of the right things in my opinion. So, all in all, a really good day. Yeah, there was a thing with Meta. Outside of that, really good day. But the nerves weren't going all the way because we knew that Thursday was coming around. And Thursday had three key features. PCE data was coming in, which is the Fed's historically preferred way to look at inflation. Apple's earnings were coming in. Biggest company in the world. That's important. And Amazon's earnings were coming in. And this was the puppy everyone was nervous about because it's like, all right, Google reported earnings, crushed, raised guidance, crashed, brought all the hyperscalers down with them. Microsoft reported earnings, crushed, kept guidance the same, pumped, absolutely took off 20 plus or 10 15%. So everybody's now looking at Amazon like what are they going to say because there's so many different ways that this can go, right? And this is so impactful in so many different ways. Think about it. If they said that AWS wasn't performing as well as the market would hope and that Wall Street was looking for, that's bad for everyone because people might say, "Oh, maybe just Microsoft is doing okay, but yeah, this whole AI thing is dying cuz AWS, they're the leader. they have the most market share in a percentage basis, right? And so AWS coming in bad would cancel out everything from the day before. All the all of the growth that happened with Microsoft could have easily been canceled out if Amazon would have come in and like didn't didn't perform as well, right? In addition to that though, it was also important to see what happened if they raised their guidance because the myself included and a lot of the market went if you raise your guidance on capex that stock might come tumbling down. it might crash just like Google did. And if that happens, does it start to bring down some of the other hyperscalers and erase some of the momentum? So although we were excited about Microsoft on Wednesday, we're looking at Thursday like, man, that could really walk a lot of this back. Let's see how it plays out. Okay, so fast forward into Thursday, PCE data comes in exactly as expected. Great. Nothing to be excited about, nothing to be mad about. That's what we needed. Apple comes in, crushes earnings, their stock crashes because it was priced in already. They were at an all-time high. I told you guys that if I was someone who likes shorting stocks, I told you I'd be shorting Apple stock. I pointed out on the live stream, I was literally looking at Apple whenever it was right here at $339. And I was like, if I was a short trader, I would be shorting Apple because they're priced for perfection. There's almost nothing that they can do tomorrow that's going to make the market not want to sell, right? And uh yeah, so although they crashed like 10% off of a off of a pretty fine earnings report, um the market just sold it off anyway. Okay. Then the big boy rolled around, which is of course Amazon. And Amazon was picture perfect with a bit of a weird moment. Let me explain. So they came in, they said revenue beat, earnings per share beat. Matter of fact, we can go look at it real quick. Uh if you just look here, this is one cool thing about Trading View is it does this for you. You can click on that E and it tells you their earnings. But yeah, they beat across the board. Like they absolutely smashed across the board. Um they're ignore this EPS. They didn't beat by 200%. Their EPS beat slightly. This was factoring in some paper gains from the anthropic deal. But revenue, for example, beat by 1.8%. 8% um net income beat and AWS growth was wild. It'd be like by like 5% or 6% which is an insane number for a company that would be one of the biggest companies in the world without Amazon. If you took just AWS and separated it from Amazon, they're one of the largest companies in the world. So for AWS to be growing at that rate, nuts, which is great for their cloud business. So it means Amazon's taking all this money building these data centers and renting out that computational power to to these other companies like Anthropic, OpenAI, etc. Right? and it's working and they're making a lot of money and what they said was this is basically a barbell sort of curve in their view and what eventually they believe will happen is yeah they'll have to spend a lot of money now but they said based on the returns that we're seeing and looking at like how our um our ROIC return on invested capital for um AI infrastructure buildout they're like yo we could be looking at massive returns from this and when the time comes that we slow down on the amount that we're that we're pushing towards this because eventually infrastructure it's finite right they can't just infinitely build. We're going to make insane returns from this. And so the weird moment was they said, "So we're going to raise our capex to 220 billion, but we think it's going to return multiples on top of that easily." And so they said the thing no one wanted them to say, which is that they were raising their capex guidance, but they said it in a way that convinced the market like even though we're raising it like Google is, ours is okay because look at our numbers. And the market believed them. And the freaking market believed them. Look at what happened. The market believed him. Amazon just went vertical. It went vertical. Amazon is now up 20%. And we're talking about a multi-t trillion dollar company. Talking about a multi- trillion dollar company going up 20% in the span of 48 hours. And people are going to say this isn't one of the craziest weeks in stock market history. That's insane. It's nearly back at an all-time high after everyone hated them just a few days ago. And so the best possible thing that could happen did happen. And this brought the whole AI space up. If we go look at what happened as a result, again, Amazon pumped, but so did Micron. Micron's price came off that bottom, and we saw Micron run all the way up. At one point, Micron was up 25%. Now, it's only up about 11% because it pulled back. And I will talk about that in a little bit. We also saw AMD give us a rally. AMD pumped all the way off that bottom to top. I mean, this thing was up 20% itself. SanDisk. SanDisk, baby. Oh, yeah. Bottom to top run 40%. We made a 42% gain in 12 hours on a long trade on SanDisk. I went long on SanDisk on 3x leverage over on Liquid and made a 42% gain on that bad boy in this moment. I mean, all of the AI trades started rallying as a result of this news because it was good news. That's just what it was. You know, people do this thing where they're like, well, if hyperscalers are doing good, then I can't or no, if I'm invested into a hyperscaler, I can't cheer for semiconductors. Or if I'm invested in semiconductors, I can't cheer for hyperscalers. They need each other. So when something really good happens for one, it's good for the whole industry. And that's why in general you saw things change around. Look at the Cosby. Look at what happened with the Cosby. Closed out the week 17.9% gain. It ended the week down only 3% when at one point it was down like 24%. And again, this is the South Korean stock exchange. So it was just a wild moment. Massive news from Micro Microsoft, massive new for Amazon. And it it it brought confidence to both sides. It made people look at the that whole AI chip trade and semimes and say you know what there's still a lot of room to grow here. And the CEO of Amazon Andy he said himself he was like we are at the earlier stages of this barbell of this barbell curve. We see this only accelerating from here by the trillions. Not that they're going to spend trillions but they're going to be able to make trillions. And so that mean if if he's right which he is of the CEO of the biggest hyperscaler in the world. um there could be so much more money made for Micron and SanDisk and all of these ones, right? And then on the flip side, which brings confidence to them, but on the flip side, it also makes you go look at your memory or um your hyperscalers and go, "Wow, they're still in control." What seemed like they were just recklessly spending and just in a perpetual doom cycle of going until something breaks, it seems as if they have a bit of a plan. Andy himself said, the CEO of Amazon, he said, "Look, eventually we're going to slow down on our spending. we're not going to need to spend as much and we're just going to sit back and collect all the money that we're going to make from this. And it made the market go, "Okay, okay, you're being rational about this and you know, you'll have to slow down." Because at some point it sounded like they were never going to stop. That is true. It sounded like they were never going to stop. So, it brought confidence again back to the market. It made people confident in hyperscalers and made people confident in their memory stocks. And that's great for us. That's great for us. You guys know I started a new hyperscaler portfolio literally Friday. started it on Friday of last week and now this thing's up $600 in this week. And mind you, I've not deployed 5500. This trade I've only deployed $4,500. Now it's up $600. So we're talking what 12 15% gain on this already because I told you all I think a time is going to come where people have faith in these stocks again. I thought we had months. There's a world in which they have faith in them already, which is so crazy. Even Google, I thought I was going to be able to get Google for a discount for a little bit longer. Look, earlier today, I bought a bit of Google because I was like, "Well, Google's getting treated unfairly." Seven hours ago on the stream, I bought $300 of Google at 343 bucks. I was like, "Well, people are mistreating Google, you know? I'll buy a little bit of Google." I bought Google right here. And then freaking you fast forward to seven hours and now it's up 6%. My purchase opportunity for Google feels like it's leaving. You know what I mean? Like, so it just reinstilled faith across the market and it made people go, "Okay, they're in control." And that's why Amazon stayed up today. People believe it. That's why Microsoft closed positive today because people believe in them. They have faith in them again. And that's what the market needed. That's what the market needed. Now, there is a bit of a caveat there though, okay? And I want to make it very clear as we transition into going forward because that's what happened during the week. That's your rundown. Let's talk about going forward into the next week because I think some people are getting this wrong. I see a lot of people out there, a lot of people out there who are saying, "We're so back. AI is back. Memory is back. Everything is back. we're going to be pumping. This is the moment where gains are made, etc., etc. And although I do appreciate the optimism, it's great to see. I need to go ahead and be one of the only people on YouTube who's willing to tell you, "No, we are not back yet. No, we're not back yet. It's not confirmed. Nothing that has happened over the last 48 hours has confirmed that we are back yet, especially when it comes to semiconductors." Let me show you what I mean. We go look at Micron's chart. We go look at Micron's chart. When you're looking at Micron's price, the story is very clear here. Micron is still in this descending red channel. Okay, top side resistance, bottom side support, forcing it down. Micron Micron is being forced to go down until it breaks out of this structure. Until it breaks out of this channel, Micron can't go up. Micron can't go to $1,000 again while it's in this structure. So, if you want to know when Micron's back, wait till it breaks out of this structure. That's your signal like, "Oh, wow. Micron could be back." That's what you're looking for because until then it's just going to pull back again. It has to go down while it's in the structure. I told you guys this on the live stream this morning when Micron was still trying to, you know, hold up in the golden zone. I said, listen, don't be surprised to see it fall out the golden zone back to around this liquidity because what Micron needs is to find support to try again, right? Like that's what Micron needs. It needs to find support to try again to go back to the upside because it clearly doesn't have enough strength to get out of this right now. So, no, Micron's not back while it's in this downtrend. Not saying it can't be back. I'm saying right now it's not confirmed at all. You look at AMD. AMD is still sitting right below a massive resistance zone. AMD has a massive resistance zone. This red line is sitting directly above AMD. Guess what? It's going to be hard for it to break it, which is exactly why you got rejected here. So, while AMD is below $515, no, AMD is not back. When I look at a SanDisk, just as a random example, while SanDisk is still sitting directly below this trend line right here, you see this dotted line? SanDisk can't be back because guess what? That dotted line will force Sandis to go down until it eventually breaks above it. So no, they are not back yet. It is not confirmed yet. And it is going to be so important, so important next week that we watch how they handle these rejections. You see how you know you got Sandis pulling back a little bit today, Micron pulling back a little bit today, AMD pulling back a little bit today. That's not a bad thing. That's a normal thing. It what's going to be important is to see how they handle it. Because what I think is happening personally is that Micron came up and got a beautiful rally. It's now coming back down to try to find some sort of support and create a higher low. And I think if as long as no bad news comes out or a major sentiment shift doesn't happen, I think there's a very real world in which Micron can rally back up to the top side and try to break out of this structure. So it's going to be very very important to see if the buyers do start stepping in here because there's a very real world in which while everyone thinks like oh my god no micron just faked us all out. It's pump faking us. It's about to crash back to 600. There's a world in which you see Micron just hold some support, find that liquidity, and start pushing back towards the top side. So, no, this pullback that we're seeing for Micron, for AMD, SanDisk, it's normal. People are taking profits. Remember, they're still nervous. People are nervous about Micron right now. They've seen their positions potentially fall upwards of 44%. So, you give somebody a gain on Micron of 30% in the span of a few days. Guess what? They're taking profits. That's what this is. people are taking profit at the level which they should the top of this trend. So this pullback that you're seeing from Micron, AMD, a little bit Nvidia, but like Sandis, Skhonics, that's normal. That's nothing to be worried about. It's just all about going into next week. How do they hold support here? Do they maintain it or not? That's the big question that we're going to have to answer. And in my video on Sunday where I do a get ready with the get ready for the week video with me here on the channel, I'll break down more of exactly what we need to be on the lookout for in terms of price action from Micron, AMD, Nvidia, and a few others. Okay? And so, no, we're not back yet. And that was the whole point of that little tie tangent I went on there. No, we're not back yet. And you can't say that we're back quite yet. They still need to prove it. We need to be able to go into next week and you need to see an Amazon that is, you know, you need to see an Amazon that's maintaining above this golden zone. Is Amazon still above $267? If so, yeah, Amazon's back. If Microsoft is capable of coming up and breaking above this previous high, you see this previous high right here, that high right there, 472. If Microsoft breaks above that, yeah, Microsoft in many ways could be back. It would have then set a higher high, right? Boom. Come up, set the higher high, and probably going to come back, set a higher low, but the trend is changing. So, yeah, if Microsoft breaks this, you can start saying Microsoft is back. If Micron comes up and it starts breaking through that trend, you can or the structure, you can start saying that Micron is back. If uh SanDisk starts coming up and breaking through this dotted line, you can start saying that SanDisk is back. While they're below or around these levels, though, you can't because what'll happen is the market will give you excitement and snatch it from you. It'll get you excited about something and snatch it right out your face. And all of the hype and excitement that's been in the market the last two days could be erased very easily by Monday or Tuesday of next week. Right? So, I don't want you all to be getting ready for Monday thinking, "Oh my god, we're back. We're about to start making money." No, we're not there yet. We are in a watch and see sort of moment. How do these prices handle Monday, Tuesday? Does the narrative start to shift? Do people still feel confident in hyperscalers or was this a short-term trade? There's a lot of questions that need to be answered next week before we can say, "Wow, we're back." But if we are back, oh, these gains are going to be nice, bro. Oh, these gains are going to be real, real nice. Especially on something like a Microsoft. If Microsoft is back and Microsoft is about to come chase down some sort of all-time high, I mean that's still 20% from here. This Microsoft position could be sitting up nearly 7 700 bucks. And again, we just started it. Imagine making a 30 40% gain on Microsoft in two weeks. How crazy would that be? So, there's going to be real money to be made. We just need to be locked in and dialed and watched next week to see what happens. And so you know me, I'm going to be live streaming it, live streaming it, watching it, making videos for you all, going through it step by step with you, cuz that's my goal here on the channel, just like I did all week through all these reports, all this earnings, all this FOMC. I was here with you every single day live streaming five to six hours a day walking you through everything, letting you know what's important. And I'm doing the same thing next week because it's going to be big. Not the wildest week in stock market history, but it's going to be big. Okay, so I'm going to keep you updated as it all does play out. But that's where we are. It was a great week for the stock market. It was a great week for our portfolios. Maybe not particularly refle reflected all the way across the board, but I'm telling you fundamentally the market became much more valuable this week. And if prices don't reflect it yet, that just means that opportunity is opening up. Okay, I'll keep you updated. I did want to let you all know I do get messages a lot from those of you after I did the Sandish trade, the 42% return Sandish trade, asking me where I um where I'm trading at. I trade on a platform called Liquid. I'm an affiliate partner of Liquids. This is where I do all of my trading as you can see here. You know, we do these small little trades here. You know, little 9% gain there, 9% gain right there, uh 16% gain right here, 6% gain right here. I mean, we've won the last one, two, three, four, five trades in a row. 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And my personal portfolio, I don't know if I showed you guys, my uh just to kind of show you the zoomed out version, my hyperscaler portfolio is now up $681 this week on $4,400 deployed. And my public portfolio is now up, let's see, on the week, $3,875, which I'll take considering I was literally down 7,000 bucks at one point. So, a great week, a busy week. What I'm going to do is I'm going to take the weekend. I have a couple videos planned for you already. Educational video tomorrow, get ready for the week video on Sunday, then back to the live streams on Monday. So, I'm going to take a little bit of time during the weekend, drop those videos, and spend some time with my family, spend some time with my wife, and uh yeah, back at it. Back at it next week. So, I hope you guys enjoyed today's recap of everything that's going on. If you did, don't forget, please do like the video on your way out. 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