# The Craziest Market In The World Just Got Wilder…
**Date:** 2026-04-10  
**Source:** [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-K_or7zNHDw)

## Main Thesis
The market is showing signs of a potential bubble, particularly in hardware and semiconductors, driven by an AI boom running into infrastructure bottlenecks. While some markets are rallying, underlying economic data and private credit markets suggest caution, with a possible 'up-down' year ahead leading into mid-term elections.

## Charts & Technical Analysis

### 1. KOSPI Composite Index (1D)

**Bias:** NEUTRAL TO CAUTIOUS
**Pattern:** V-shape recovery, cluster trades
**Key Levels:** 5886.99 current price, 6250 resistance, 5500 support

The KOSPI Composite Index is shown with a V-shaped recovery after a significant drop. The current price is 5886.99. Atkinson highlights cluster trades and a hardware boom, suggesting that while the market has recovered, things might not be as good as they seem. He points to a previous peak around 6250 and a support level around 5500, indicating a potential 'up-down' movement.

### 2. US500 Index (1D)

**Bias:** NEUTRAL TO CAUTIOUS
**Pattern:** V-shape recovery, hitting most traded zone
**Key Levels:** 6833.9 Most Traded Zone, 6350 support

The US500 Index also shows a V-shaped recovery, currently trading around 6833.9, which is identified as the 'Most Traded Zone'. Atkinson questions if this recovery is sustainable, especially with massive options call walls and semiconductors making all-time highs. He suggests this could be a sign that the V-shape recovery might not be as robust as it appears.

### 3. VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH) (1D)

**Bias:** BULLISH TO CAUTIOUS
**Pattern:** all-time highs, potential gamma squeeze
**Key Levels:** 430.31 current price, 440 resistance

The VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH) is shown making all-time highs, with the current price at 430.31. Atkinson mentions a 'gamma squeeze' as a potential driver for this rally. He questions if this is the last euphoric run for semiconductors, hinting at a possible bubble.

### 4. Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR) (1D)

**Bias:** BEARISH
**Pattern:** recent pullback after rally
**Key Levels:** 130.49 current price, 160 resistance, 140 support

Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR) is shown with a recent pullback after a rally, currently at 130.49. Atkinson notes that Michael Burry is not confident about Palantir and other similar stocks, suggesting a bearish outlook for this particular stock and potentially other software companies.

### 5. Market Heatmap (daily)

**Bias:** MIXED
**Pattern:** sector rotation

A market heatmap is displayed, showing a mixed day with technology stocks like Microsoft (MSFT) down, Apple (AAPL) and Amazon (AMZN) up, and Nvidia (NVDA) up. Software companies (CRM, INTU, NOW, MSFT, KLAC, RCX) are generally down, while semiconductors (AVGO, NVDA, MU, AMD) are up. Atkinson highlights this as a 'really weird day' due to the continued rally in some sectors despite potentially negative news.

### 6. AI Boom Power Wall (Twitter Post) (N/A)

**Bias:** BEARISH
**Pattern:** bottleneck
**Historical Comparison:** dot-com bubble

A Twitter post from @fxevolution is shown, stating that the AI boom is running into a 'power wall'. Nearly half of US data centers are being delayed or scrapped due to insufficient electrical infrastructure, backlogged transformers, stretched grids, and fragile supply chains. Atkinson compares this to the dot-com bubble, suggesting that while AI is real, a hardware bottleneck could lead to a market correction, similar to what happened after the dot-com bust.

### 7. US GDP & Inflation (Twitter Post) (quarterly)

**Bias:** BEARISH
**Pattern:** economic slowdown, sticky inflation
**Key Levels:** 4.4% to 0.5% GDP drop, 2.8% PCE, 3.0% Core Inflation

Another Twitter post from @fxevolution highlights a significant drop in US GDP from 4.4% to 0.5% in one quarter, missing expectations by a mile. This occurred before the Iran war. Inflation remains sticky, with PCE at 2.8% and Core at 3.0%. Atkinson notes that people are still spending, likely on debt, and questions if this combination of soft growth and stubborn inflation is what the bulls want. He also mentions the mid-term election year pattern of a sell-off, rally, and then another sell-off.

### 8. Private Credit Leverage (Blackstone Chart) (2007 vs Today)

**Bias:** NEUTRAL TO CAUTIOUS
**Pattern:** reduced leverage
**Key Levels:** 30x leverage in 2007, <1x leverage today
**Historical Comparison:** Global Financial Crisis (GFC)

A chart from Blackstone compares leverage utilized by investment banks in 2007 (30x) to direct lending today (<1x), suggesting that 'Today's Private Credit Isn't the GFC'. While seemingly positive, Atkinson points out that this doesn't negate other signs of stress in private credit markets.

### 9. Redemption Requests at Private Credit BDCs/Interval Funds (Q3 2023, Q4 2023, Q1 2024)

**Bias:** BEARISH
**Pattern:** accelerating redemption requests
**Key Levels:** OTIC 40% redemption requests, OCIC 30% redemption requests

A bar chart from ZeroHedge shows redemption requests at various Private Credit BDCs/Interval Funds, with a clear accelerating trend into Q1 2024. OTIC and OCIC show over 30% redemption requests. Atkinson highlights this as an 'accelerating trend' and a sign of illiquidity in private credit markets, which could spill over into broader markets, similar to past crises.

### 10. Gasoline Prices vs UN Food and Agriculture World Food Price Index (2007-2027)

**Bias:** BEARISH
**Pattern:** energy leads food prices
**Key Levels:** recent spike in gasoline prices

A chart from Azuria Capital shows that 'Energy Leads, Food Follows', illustrating a correlation between gasoline prices and the UN Food and Agriculture World Food Price Index. Atkinson points to a recent spike in gasoline prices and suggests this will lead to massively increased food prices, which he believes people are already experiencing on the ground. He notes that macro trends take time to filter through to markets.

### 11. AAII Sentiment Survey (weekly)

**Bias:** NEUTRAL TO BULLISH (CONTRARIAN)
**Pattern:** sentiment shift
**Key Levels:** 43% bearish, 31.9% historical average bearish

A chart showing AAII Sentiment Survey results indicates a shift from extremely bearish sentiment a few weeks ago to slightly less bearish, but still above historical averages (43% bearish vs 31.9% historical average). Atkinson suggests that when everyone is bearish, it often precedes a rally, and a lot of people would need to turn bullish for the rally to continue. He finds the upcoming week's read 'very interesting'.

### 12. February Home Sellers Cut Prices at Record Rate (Redfin Chart) (2012-2024)

**Bias:** BEARISH
**Pattern:** increasing price cuts
**Key Levels:** 34.2% cut prices in 2024

A Redfin chart shows that 'February Home Sellers Cut Prices at Record Rate', with 34.2% of sellers cutting prices in 2024. Atkinson emphasizes that these are 'cuts on cuts on cuts' and now over a third of the market is seeing declines, with some areas like Texas and Florida seeing up to 7% discounts. He asks viewers to share their local observations, indicating a concern about the housing market.

### 13. U.S. PCE, Personal Spending & Personal Income (MoM) (Aug-24 to Feb-26)

**Bias:** BEARISH
**Pattern:** divergence in income and spending
**Key Levels:** personal income earning less, personal spending more

A chart from Bluekurtic Market Insights shows US PCE, Personal Spending, and Personal Income month-over-month. Atkinson points out a 'very worrying trend' where people are earning less (first time since May 2025) but spending more. He attributes this to increased debt and credit card usage, suggesting people are 'living above their means', which could lead to problems in 2026.

### 14. What Happened to Semiconductors After a Momentum Thrust? (Since 2011 (63 days before/after))

**Bias:** BULLISH (SHORT-TERM)
**Pattern:** momentum thrust
**Key Levels:** 12.11% average return after 63 days, 89% win rate

A chart from Duality Research analyzes semiconductor performance after a 'momentum thrust'. Since 2011, SMH has an average return of +12.11% after 63 days with an 89% win rate. Atkinson notes that semiconductors are the 'most important market' (modern-day Dow Theory) and have continued to recover since the last momentum thrust. He mentions 'triple 70s' and big dark pool trades, suggesting institutional activity.

### 15. S&P 500: Up 6 straight days, total gain 6.9%+ (SubuTrade Chart) (1950-2030)

**Bias:** BULLISH (SHORT-TERM)
**Pattern:** consecutive up days
**Key Levels:** 6.9%+ gain over 6 days
**Historical Comparison:** past instances of 6+ consecutive up days

A chart from SubuTrade shows the S&P 500 after 6 straight days of gains, with a total gain of 6.9%+. Historically, a month later, markets are up, and 9 months later, they are up 100% of the time, though with limited data points. Atkinson notes this as a positive short-term indicator.

### 16. NASDAQ 100 when up 7 days with gains of >9% (1985-2025)

**Bias:** CAUTIOUS
**Pattern:** consecutive up days
**Key Levels:** 9%+ gain over 7 days
**Historical Comparison:** dot-com bubble

A chart from The Market Stats shows NASDAQ 100 performance after 7 consecutive days with gains of >9%. While historically there was more upside, Atkinson points out that this also happened during the dot-com boom, where a big sell-off was followed by a huge rally to new highs, and then it was 'all over'. He questions if the current hardware bottlenecks (AI data centers) are the 'bottleneck' moment.

### 17. iShares MSCI South Korea ETF (EWY) (1D)

**Bias:** BEARISH
**Pattern:** Mickey Mouse pattern, huge cluster trades
**Key Levels:** 138.82 current price, 40-60 previous low, 130-140 current range

The iShares MSCI South Korea ETF (EWY) is shown with a 'Mickey Mouse pattern' (two large circles at the top of a rally). The market has gone from $40-60 a year ago to $130-140 now. Atkinson highlights the largest trade and huge cluster trades at the top, suggesting that 'somebody might be looking at it and saying, you know what, that was a great run, possibly now I'm going to take a little bit of profit'. This indicates a potential top and a bearish outlook for this market.

### 18. iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF (IGV) (1D)

**Bias:** NEUTRAL TO CAUTIOUS
**Pattern:** lower low, accumulation
**Key Levels:** 83.84 resistance, 76.64 support

The iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF (IGV) is shown with a lower low formed, currently at 76.64. Atkinson notes that 'to stop a freight train takes a bit of time' and that this area looks like accumulation when looking at clusters. He suggests a potential turn soon, which could be a brutal short squeeze. He also mentions Michael Burry's negative stance on Palantir and other software companies.

### 19. Brent Crude Oil Futures (BRN1!) (daily)

**Bias:** CAUTIOUS
**Pattern:** contango/backwardation
**Key Levels:** 97.45 current price, 70-80 expected future price

A chart shows market expectations of Brent crude oil prices, with current prices at 97.45 and future contracts suggesting a drop to $70-80 a barrel by 2027. Atkinson notes that oil contract futures 'tend to get it wrong' and that oil has stabilized around the 20-moving average. He suggests that if futures think prices won't be high, it's often a wrong read, but remains cautious given the current geopolitical conflicts.

### 20. S&P 500 & Flows into Money Market & Cash-Like ETFs (3-Month Rolling (2015-2026))

**Bias:** BEARISH
**Pattern:** flight to cash
**Key Levels:** recent spike in cash flows

A macrocharts.com chart shows flows into money market and cash-like ETFs (3-month rolling) alongside the S&P 500. Atkinson highlights a recent spike in cash flows, indicating that 'everyone was going into cash'. He interprets this as 'fear' and, combined with other indicators like the percentage of stocks above the 50-moving average, suggests a potential market bottom.

### 21. S&P 500: Midterm Years with Negative First Quarter (various years since 1950)

**Bias:** NEUTRAL TO CAUTIOUS
**Pattern:** midterm election year pattern
**Historical Comparison:** past midterm election years

A chart from Bluekurtic Market Insights shows S&P 500 forward performance since 1950 when Q1 of midterm years is negative. Atkinson notes that when there's one bad quarter in midterm years, the second quarter can also be tough. He anticipates an 'up-down' year, possibly with a rally, a sell-off, another rally, and then another sell-off into the mid-term election, making it a 'trader's market' with big moves.

### 22. US Dollar Index Futures (DX1!) (1D)

**Bias:** CAUTIOUS
**Pattern:** stabilization below stop losses
**Key Levels:** 98.755 current price, 100.250 resistance (last bulls), 98.700 support

The US Dollar Index Futures (DX1!) has stabilized just underneath where stop losses would be expected, currently at 98.755. Atkinson suggests that if a large bullish pickup occurs, it could indicate a 'patience, react, don't predict' position. He notes that the dollar currently looks weak, having broken below and taken out stop losses, but still thinks it could be a trap, warranting close observation.

### 23. S&P 500 Index (SPX) (4h)

**Bias:** CAUTIOUS
**Pattern:** big gap up, most traded zone
**Key Levels:** 6619.67 gap level, 6824.67 current price

The S&P 500 Index (SPX) on a 4-hour chart shows a big gap up, with the gap level at 6619.67. The current price is 6824.67. Atkinson highlights the 'Most Traded Zone' between 6800 and 6888.7, suggesting that Wall Street might not have gotten all their positions in during the quick move up, and often pulls back to get more positions. He considers the current range a 'danger zone'.

### 24. Net GEX All Expirations for SPX (N/A)

**Bias:** RESISTANCE
**Pattern:** call walls
**Key Levels:** 6800, 6850, 6900 call resistance, 6500 put support

A Net GEX chart for SPX shows significant 'call walls' at 6800, 6850, and 6900, indicating strong resistance levels. Atkinson notes that the market is currently at 'key resistance' due to these walled-up calls, suggesting that upward movement might be challenging.

### 25. NET GEX Multi Expirations for SPX (various expirations)

**Bias:** RESISTANCE
**Pattern:** call walls
**Key Levels:** 6820, 6800, 6900 call resistance

Multiple Net GEX charts for SPX across different expirations (April 10, April 17, June 19, Dec 19) reinforce the presence of strong call walls at levels like 6820, 6800, and 6900. Atkinson emphasizes the risk from these calls and notes that 6900 becomes the next key level if markets push higher, but currently, they are at call wall resistance.

### 26. NET GEX All Expirations for QQQ (N/A)

**Bias:** RESISTANCE
**Pattern:** call walls
**Key Levels:** 615 call resistance, 582 put support, 610 current price

A Net GEX chart for QQQ shows similar call wall resistance around 610-615, with the market closing at 610. Atkinson notes that markets tend to gravitate towards these levels, but the quick move this time was 'very quick'. He would have preferred a clean break to the high.

### 27. NET GEX Multi Expirations for QQQ (various expirations)

**Bias:** RESISTANCE
**Pattern:** call walls
**Key Levels:** 610-615 call resistance

Multiple Net GEX charts for QQQ across different expirations (April 10, April 17, June 19, Dec 19) show call wall resistance around 610-615. Atkinson reiterates that markets love to gravitate towards these levels, and the quick move to this resistance was 'very quick'.

### 28. NET GEX Multi Expirations for NVDA (various expirations)

**Bias:** RESISTANCE
**Pattern:** call walls
**Key Levels:** 185 call resistance

Multiple Net GEX charts for NVDA across different expirations show call wall resistance around 185. Atkinson notes that NVDA has been 'one of the worst' in terms of semiconductor call wall breaks, despite making new highs. He suggests that even though it's on a 'ripper', it's still hitting resistance.

### 29. NET GEX Multi Expirations for SMH (various expirations)

**Bias:** RESISTANCE
**Pattern:** call walls
**Key Levels:** 430 call resistance

Multiple Net GEX charts for SMH across different expirations show a strong call wall at 430. Atkinson notes that SMH 'smashed straight into a call wall' even though it made a new high. He states that it's in positive gamma and squeezing, but has hit the biggest strike.

### 30. NET GEX Multi Expirations for IBIT (various expirations)

**Bias:** RESISTANCE
**Pattern:** call walls
**Key Levels:** 41-42 call resistance

Multiple Net GEX charts for IBIT (Bitcoin ETF) across different expirations show call wall resistance around 41-42. Atkinson identifies this as a level they've been watching for a long time, suggesting that Bitcoin is pushing into this resistance.

### 31. Micron Technology, Inc. (MU) (1D)

**Bias:** BULLISH
**Pattern:** bullish rally
**Key Levels:** 421.51 current price, 400 support

Micron Technology, Inc. (MU) is shown with a strong bullish rally, currently at 421.51. Atkinson notes that semiconductors are 'going ballistic' with big Wall Street trades pushing them up. He attributes this to 'fear' by large companies needing to be first, similar to historical tech trends. He suggests that even if the market drops, it will likely find buyers around 400, aligning with the 6600 level on the stock market.

### 32. Broadcom Inc. (AVGO) (1D)

**Bias:** CAUTIOUS
**Pattern:** huge rallies, hitting resistance
**Key Levels:** 354.91 current price, 375 resistance

Broadcom Inc. (AVGO) is shown with huge rallies, currently at 354.91, but hitting resistance around 375. Atkinson notes a 'resistance high break' and suggests caution despite the strong upward movement.

### 33. US Government Bond 2 Year Yield (US02Y) (1D)

**Bias:** NEUTRAL
**Pattern:** stabilized yields
**Key Levels:** 3.789% current yield, 4.206% high

The US Government Bond 2 Year Yield (US02Y) is shown, with yields remaining 'pretty stable' around 3.789%. Atkinson notes that this is happening while semiconductors are closing at new highs, indicating a divergence.

### 34. iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF (IGV) (1D)

**Bias:** NEUTRAL TO CAUTIOUS
**Pattern:** lower low, Wyckoff-style accumulation
**Key Levels:** 76.64 support, 83.84 resistance
**Historical Comparison:** Intel's historical performance

The iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF (IGV) is shown with a lower low formed at 76.64. Atkinson reiterates that 'to stop a freight train takes a bit of time' and that this could be a Wyckoff-style accumulation. He compares it to Intel's historical performance, where it took a while with huge volume before a significant move. He advises watching this closely due to bad sentiment and lots of cluster.

### 35. Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF (MAGS) (1D)

**Bias:** CAUTIOUS
**Pattern:** below previous highs
**Key Levels:** 60.72 current price, 63.74 resistance

The Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF (MAGS) is shown, currently at 60.72, but not performing as well as semiconductors. Atkinson notes that it's still above a certain level but not showing the same strength, which is an 'interesting point'.

### 36. iShares MSCI Emerging Index Fund (EEM) (1D)

**Bias:** BULLISH (SHORT-TERM)
**Pattern:** island reversal, breakout
**Key Levels:** 60.28 current price, 54 support

The iShares MSCI Emerging Index Fund (EEM) shows an 'island reversal' pattern with a gap down and then a gap up, currently at 60.28. Atkinson notes that emerging markets were 'really hurt' during geopolitical conflict but have since regained and are still on an upward trend. He states it's not a negative chart, but needs to hold the higher low.

### 37. Hang Seng Index Futures (HSI1!) (1D)

**Bias:** NEUTRAL
**Pattern:** stabilized
**Key Levels:** 26003 current price, 26300 resistance, 24882 support

The Hang Seng Index Futures (HSI1!) for the Chinese market has stabilized, currently at 26003. Atkinson points to 26300 as a resistance level to watch for breakouts, indicating a neutral stance for now.

### 38. German 40 Index (GER40) (1W)

**Bias:** NEUTRAL
**Pattern:** resilient
**Key Levels:** 23877.3 current price, 24095.4 resistance

The German 40 Index (GER40) on a weekly chart shows resilience around its resistance level, currently at 23877.3. Atkinson notes that it has stayed 'relatively resilient' around this resistance, similar to the Chinese market, and the S&P 500.

### 39. Gold (XAUUSD) (1D)

**Bias:** BULLISH
**Pattern:** high highs, high lows
**Key Levels:** 4748.92 current price, 5000 resistance, 4166.22 daily 200

Gold (XAUUSD) is shown doing its thing, with high highs and high lows, currently at 4748.92. Atkinson identifies 5000 as a key resistance level and notes a 'sneaky level of supply' there. He suggests that if Gold pushes through, it might pull Silver along with it.

### 40. CFDs on Crude Oil (WTI) (USOIL) (1D)

**Bias:** NEUTRAL
**Pattern:** stabilized on 20-moving average
**Key Levels:** 98.759 current price, 107.400 high

CFDs on Crude Oil (WTI) (USOIL) are shown, with the market stabilized on the 20-moving average, currently at 98.759. Atkinson notes that it doesn't look like everything is going as smoothly as people suspected, but the oil markets are still stable.

### 41. NAS100 Cash CFD (1D)

**Bias:** CAUTIOUS
**Pattern:** critical resistance, previous dumps
**Key Levels:** 25106.9 resistance, 24670.8 most traded zone, 21871.4 support

The NAS100 Cash CFD is shown, currently at 25106.9, finding itself at 'critical resistances'. Atkinson highlights the 'most traded zone' around 24670.8 and notes that previous dumps occurred in this range. He suggests that if Wall Street is going to sell it off again, it makes sense to do it around here, but emphasizes that it's not a solicitation to do anything, just technical observation.

### 42. US 2000 Index (US2000) (1D)

**Bias:** CAUTIOUS
**Pattern:** straight back into previous dump range
**Key Levels:** 2633.0 current price, 2735.4 previous high, 2438.6 first major target

The US 2000 Index (US2000) is shown, currently at 2633.0, having moved 'straight back into' the range where previous dumps occurred. Atkinson notes that if Wall Street is going to sell it off again, it makes sense to do it around here, reiterating a cautious stance based on technicals.

### 43. Ethereum / TetherUS (ETHUSDT) (1D)

**Bias:** BULLISH
**Pattern:** holding above key level, taking out shorts
**Key Levels:** 2194.52 current price, 2171.72 retail steal, 1896.35 support

Ethereum / TetherUS (ETHUSDT) is shown, currently at 2194.52, looking 'a little bit better'. Atkinson notes that Ethereum is still holding above the 2171.72 'retail steal' area, which is taking out shorts that were likely trapped. This indicates a bullish short-term outlook.

### 44. Bitcoin / TetherUS (BTCUSDT) (1D)

**Bias:** BULLISH
**Pattern:** consolidating above key level
**Key Levels:** 72129.18 current price, 71369.22 support

Bitcoin / TetherUS (BTCUSDT) is shown, currently at 72129.18, consolidating above the 71369.22 level. Atkinson notes that it's actually above 72,000, which is encouraging. He sees 'higher highs, higher lows' on smaller timeframes, suggesting a bullish outlook for positioners and investors, but advises tight stop losses for traders.

## Regime / Cycle Analysis
Atkinson discusses the AI boom running into a 'power wall' due to electrical infrastructure bottlenecks, comparing it to the dot-com bubble. He highlights a divergence between rallying markets (especially semiconductors) and underlying economic data (US GDP drop, sticky inflation, increasing debt). He also points to an accelerating trend of redemption requests in private credit markets and the historical pattern of midterm election years, which often see a volatile 'up-down' market. The overall regime is one of potential market euphoria driven by specific sectors, but with significant underlying macro risks that could lead to a correction.

## Key Calls & Predictions
- The AI boom is running into a power wall due to electrical infrastructure limitations, which could be a significant bottleneck.
- US GDP has fallen sharply, and inflation remains sticky, creating a challenging economic environment.
- Private credit markets are showing signs of stress with accelerating redemption requests and illiquidity.
- Energy prices are leading food prices higher, suggesting broader inflationary pressures.
- Home sellers are cutting prices at a record rate, indicating stress in the housing market.
- People are spending more while earning less, likely through debt, which is an unsustainable trend.
- Semiconductors are currently very strong, but there's a question of whether this is a euphoric top or sustainable growth.
- The market is likely to experience an 'up-down' year, especially around mid-term elections, making it a trader's market.
- Wall Street often likes to get multiple positions in, so pullbacks after quick rallies are common.
- Software companies are showing lower lows and potential Wyckoff-style accumulation, suggesting a possible turn.
- Bitcoin and Ethereum are consolidating above key demand zones, showing bullish signs on smaller timeframes, but caution is advised due to overall market volatility.

## All Instruments Mentioned
KOSPI Composite Index, US500 Index, VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH), Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR), Microsoft (MSFT), Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN), Nvidia (NVDA), Salesforce (CRM), Intuit (INTU), ServiceNow (NOW), KLA Corporation (KLAC), Lam Research Corporation (LRCX), Google (GOOG), Meta Platforms (META), JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM), Visa Inc. (V), Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Class B (BRK-B), Eli Lilly and Company (LLY), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM), Chevron Corporation (CVX), Costco Wholesale Corporation (COST), PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP), Philip Morris International Inc. (PM), Micron Technology, Inc. (MU), Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD), Intel Corporation (INTC), Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO), IBM, iShares MSCI South Korea ETF (EWY), iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF (IGV), Brent Crude Oil Futures (BRN1!), US Government Bond 2 Year Yield (US02Y), US Dollar Index Futures (DX1!), S&P 500 Index (SPX), NASDAQ 100, Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF (MAGS), iShares MSCI Emerging Index Fund (EEM), Hang Seng Index Futures (HSI1!), German 40 Index (GER40), Gold (XAUUSD), CFDs on Crude Oil (WTI) (USOIL), NAS100 Cash CFD, US 2000 Index (US2000), Ethereum / TetherUS (ETHUSDT), Bitcoin / TetherUS (BTCUSDT)

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