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Whale G6gemN just bought the dip, buying 41K $SOL($5M).About 8 months ago, this whale bought 24,528 $SOL($3M) at an average price of $122, then sold at $175, making a $1.28M profit.As $SOL dropped back below $120, he stepped in again to buy the dip.https://t.co/xwVqDf9rDB https://t.co/JTDYYmLe1g ...

Broadcom (AVGO) stock has dropped by 21.1% in under a month, declining from $413 on December 10, 2025, to $326 currently. The selloff reflects investor disappointment with management’s outlook for gross margins, which are expected to compress by roughly 100 basis points in Q1 fiscal 2026. The pressure stems from a revenue mix shift toward lower-margin AI hardware, diluting the contribution from Broadcom’s higher-margin software businesses. So is this the right moment to purchase this dip? ForbesWhat’s Happe ...

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TOM LEE WILL NOT STOP BUYING $ETHBitmine has bought 96.8K ETH in the past week (currently worth $273.2M). He still has $880 MILLION to buy ETH with.Tom Lee bought the dip, and the next dip, and the dip after that. Bitmine now holds $10.5 Billion of ETH. https://t.co/Qq5KdvnauN ...

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Market Sentiment & Investment Strategy - Goldman Sachs is recommending buying the dips in the markets, suggesting a potentially favorable investment opportunity [1] - Investors are cautiously "nibbling around the edges" rather than aggressively buying the dip, indicating some hesitancy [3] - The expectation is that the Fed will intervene to support the stock market if it declines too much [3][4][5] Macroeconomic Factors - The Fed is potentially cutting interest rates, with no discussion of hiking them [1][16] - Unemployment numbers are around 4% [2] - The federal government is expected to run a $18 billion to $19 billion trillion deficit over the next several years, which could positively impact the stock market [2] Consumer Spending & Retail Performance - The National Retail Federation expects consumers to spend over $1 trillion this holiday season [10] - The high-income consumer is primarily driving the economy, while the low-income consumer remains under pressure [11][12] - There are mixed reads on consumer behavior, with some retailers like Gap and TJ Maxx performing well, while others like Home Depot showed less positive results [7][8] Technology & AI - A strong AI capex narrative is crucial for maintaining market confidence [12][13] - Persistent growth and demand are expected for technology products, even in an economic downturn [14] - Nvidia's performance is a significant barometer for the market, while Dell is considered less so [15] Federal Reserve (The Fed) - The Fed's statements on interest rates and potential rate cuts are crucial drivers for the market [16] - The Fed is potentially more concerned about cracks in private sectors than the stock market or employment [16]

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Group 1: Market Movements - Bitcoin (BTC-USD) has fallen below $90,000 for the first time in seven months, now sitting nearly 30% below its October peak above $126K, indicating a broader pullback in investor risk appetite [6] - Travel stocks have declined following Google's introduction of a new AI-fueled search engine [12] Group 2: Corporate Actions - Peter Thiel's fund has sold its entire stake in Nvidia (NVDA), while Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) has disclosed a new investment in Alphabet (GOOGL) [4] - Novo (NVO) has reduced direct-to-user prices for its products Wegovy and Ozempic [11] - Chevron (CVX) is exploring the acquisition of foreign assets from Lukoil [11] Group 3: Regulatory Changes - The SEC has ruled that companies can exclude shareholder proposals from proxy materials, potentially complicating investor activism [5] Group 4: Economic Indicators - Fed's Waller advocates for another 25-basis point rate cut in December [12] - In the markets, major indices are showing declines, with Dow down 0.5%, S&P down 0.3%, and Nasdaq down 0.4% [12]