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  Sammy McCallum@Honeystocks1d

  THE JULY MARKET OUTLOOK - TECH TO REBOUND? What are the charts signalling for the market going into July and which stocks are setting up for a move? $IWM $IWC $VIX $NYA $DXY all fully assessed plus 20 top trade ideas for your July watchlists. 👇 https://www.honeystocks.com/analysis

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  Sammy McCallum@Honeystocks2d

  THE JULY MARKET OUTLOOK - THE STOCKS POSITIONED TO RUN What are the charts signalling for the market going into July and which stocks are setting up for a move? $IWM $IWC $VIX $NYA $DXY all fully assessed plus 20 top trade ideas for your July watchlists. 👇 https://www.honeystocks.com/analysis

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  Stocktwits News@StocktwitsNews5d

  FCUV Stock Clocks Best Day In 1.5 Years — What’s Driving Investor Optimism? $FCUV $VXF $IWC https://stocktwits.com/news/equity/markets/fcuv-stock-clocks-best-day-in1.5-years-whats-driving-the-rally/cZKwSzmR7O5

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  TalkMarkets@TalkMarketsJun 18

  AskSlim Market Week - Thursday, June 18 $IWC $IHI $IBB $IBIT $SOXX https://talkmarkets.com/article/askslim-market-week---thursday-june-18-1781817274

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  green_going_up@green_going_upJun 17

  $SPY $QQQ $IWM $IWC $DJT Warsh did not do what Trump wanted, which was to run the economy hot for a bit; Warsh spending his time gathering information with his task forces instead of helping the housing market get out of the abyss. Personally, that was a HUGE missed opportunity for Warsh and Housing. I'm sure Trump is pissed off, and, frankly, he should be because he wanted rate cuts, and the housing market DESPERATELY needs lower rates.

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  green_going_up@green_going_upJun 17

  $SPY $QQQ $IWM $IWC $DJT Market is TOAST for SIX WEEKS! Gecko: DUMP IT!!!

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  green_going_up@green_going_upJun 17

  $SPY $QQQ $IWM $IWC $DJT Trump must be thinking about calling up Warsh to come to the Oval Office right now and saying: "You're Fired!"

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  green_going_up@green_going_upJun 17

  $SPY $QQQ $IWM $IWC WTF is Gundlach talking about on mortgage rates? "Over the past two years, 30-year fixed mortgage rates have largely fluctuated between 6.0% and 7.0%. Following a peak near 7.8% in late 2023, rates mostly hovered in the high-6% range through 2024 and 2025, and currently average about 6.52%.The last 24 months of the 30-year fixed mortgage market tell a volatile story:Late 2024: Following a series of rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, mortgage rates cooled down, dropping from around 7.2% earlier in the year into the low-6% range by the fall.2025: Rates drifted slightly downward but remained relatively stable, averaging around 6.66% for the year as a whole.Early 2026: At the start of the year, rates briefly dipped to roughly 6.09% in February. However, unexpected global events—such as the conflict in Iran—drove 10-year Treasury yields higher, pushing mortgage rates back up to the mid-6% range." Gundlach is OVERRRATED.

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  green_going_up@green_going_upJun 17

  $SPY $QQQ $IWM $IWC ANYONE expecting Warsh to lower rates = NOPE. ANYONE expecting Warsh to let the economy "run hot" = NOPE. HAWK. Trump must be scratching his head - he's going to call Warsh in 15 minutes and say, "WTF WAS THAT???" $DJT

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  green_going_up@green_going_upJun 17

  $SPY $QQQ $IWM $IWC MAY THE TASK FORCE BE WITH YOU!

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  Stocktwits News@StocktwitsNewsJun 17

  BBBY Stock Has Rallied 32% Over The Past Month — It Is Now Buying Fathom To Build A Homeownership Super App $BBBY $FTHM $IWC $IWN https://stocktwits.com/news/equity/markets/bbby-stock-rallied-32-past-month-acquires-fathom-to-build-homeownership/cZK0UjFR7IA

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  Arcides M.@ArcidesJun 15

  $IWM $IWC in general was a weak day for small caps and micro, a lot of gaps sold or fading...

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  Stocktwits News@StocktwitsNewsJun 15

  CRML Stock In Focus As Japan Reportedly Eyes Greenland Rare Earths — Why Critical Metals' Tanbreez Matters $CRML $IWO $IWC $IWN $SETM https://stocktwits.com/news/equity/markets/crml-stock-in-focus-japan-eyes-greenland-rare-earths-china-tanbreez/cZKf0qbR7dy

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  Mr H@Pnh1Jun 13

  $DFNS $BURU $IWC On the dilution criticism fair point, but missing the trade-off Yes BURU's financing history includes Yorkville/Indigo-style convertible notes with VWAP-discount terms, and a reverse split followed by a sharp drop. That's documented and real But ask the question how else does a company with negative equity and a sub $5M market cap fund acquisitions like Tekne, Lyocon, Orbit and SunCubes? No bank lends against that balance sheet Bond markets are closed The only capital available at this stage comes with dilutive terms that's risk-based pricing, not a scam Without that financing No €13M Tekne loan No Lyocon acquisition No path to Golden Power at all The dilution bought the optionality Shareholders own a smaller slice of a company now positioned for a €565M revenue plan and Italian state-level engagement versus 100% of a company with no path there Short-term pain, long-term gain IF the Golden Power outcome and execution deliver That's the real trade off Not a scam A bet

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  green_going_up@green_going_upJun 13

  $DFNS $BURU $IWC T3 Defense and Nuburu are in classic micro-cap death spirals that are the direct result of toxic financings with Esousa Group Holdings and Yorkville Advisors, two of the most well known "vulture" investors. CFOs of micro-cap firms should avoid deals with these types of vulture firms at all costs - or they run the risk of similar stock death spirals which cause even greater dilution in subsequent raises. Understand that hedge funds (who follow these vultures), add significantly to the short sale pressure. It's vital that CFOs use Investment Bankers who can explain the toxic terms & conditions of these vulture deals, and can, instead, find far more friendly, long-term capital partners who want to support the business. BTW, the next financing round - the one after the vulture round - often follows a massive reverse stock split, as CFOs desire to maintain an exchange listing (which, frankly, is a total waste of $$$ given the huge out-of-pocket cost to do so).

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