Buy $PLUG before the next bull run!!! News about data centers is coming shortly 

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butt plug with lights 🫦

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"I thought you said she was a 'spark plug'?" "Butt plug, Ted. Butt plug. She's heinous. Forget about her."

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Chat gpt a the business expense for their investors. They are already falling behind, no profits and no hardware. They won't be around for much longer. The winners will the companies that buy hardware and develop AI. Claude is great, but if the data centers pull the plug Eck! XAI and Google are the clear leaders right now even if their AI isn't #1, They own the equipment that runs it. Amazon seems to be going in different directions but they have hardware too.

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$Plug ! I'm quite confident this one will experience a new green wave and it will be back to $3 in the coming days, which would be a 50% rally

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All I’m saying is the company has the perfect platform to implement the current version of AI and makes money hand over fist. They’re expanding the education echo system that they offer and they have a walled garden of data that they can use to plug into AI on their app. I believe $94 to be the bottom and anything under $120 is a good buy. We may not get below $115. It’s oversold. Was $522 over bought? Of course. But they’re likely a $250 stock in the next few years. Alternative learning platforms will continue to be a big deal as more people look for good alternatives to public schooling.

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Imagine buying puts after a 50% decline in most stocks with good earnings because of an unproven AI plug-in that will take years to generate any meaningful revenue! Get ready for the biggest pump in 5 years. Not too late to buy calls actually, almost every stock will be +30-40% in a few weeks. Tale as old as time.

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I got liquidated twice in a week, 5 k and started again with 1k, took it to 3 then lost it. 5 k was lost when I bought silver contracts the day it crashed. I swore to myself I would wait for clear opportunities going forward, no weeklies, no fomo, no trading just for the dopamine rush and most importantly that I would always use a stop loss. Then I do it again, all of it, doubling down on losing positions on short dated contracts with no stop loss. I don't know if I learned my lesson but buying silver then asts and mu the very day they each crashed after watching from the sidelines for 2 months was pretty traumatic. All this to say that as upset as I am with myself for committing the very same sins again one week after being wiped out, I tell myself that this was gonna happen eventually even if I got a lucky streak first. I watch all these portfolios down overv50% in a week, with a lot more money on the line than I ever had, and I know I would have done the same, incapable of taking the loss. What is it that makes it so difficult to pull the plug? Yesterday I just looked away and today when I finally opened the app I saw that I could have salvaged my initial 1k and a bit more had I just closed everything Today there was 500 left and tomorrow most of the stuff expires, yet I still didn't close it Smart money don't diamond hold anything, the faintest bad news triggers waves of selling. Retail holds, unable to take a small loss even though it would take zero effort to buy back in if the trends were to reverse

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Banks tanked silver prices. The Feds decided to support the Yen which brought down the dollar. An Nvidia and Open AI deal stalled a few days back. Oracle tweeting reassurances about the stall had the opposite effect and sunk Oracle's stock. But probably the big news is Anthropic dropped a bunch of plug-ins that make software companies and maybe even major professional firms one step closer to obsolete. Salesforce, Intuit, Sap and info/legal firms like Thompson Reuters are all down. Then comes the cascading jitters.

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