Data Centers for Viewing (June 5, 2026-daily) 1. $WULF 2. $HUT 3. $HIVE 4. $KEEL https://t.co/HhLERtdWDE

A Look at Data Centers (For Viewing ONLY) (May 23, 2026-daily charts) $HIVE $RIOT $CORZ $MARA https://t.co/R80cqiCrrg

My Investing & Trading Philosophy Hey everyone, wanted to write something as I’ve gained quite a bit of followers recently and want to share my investing and trading philosophy. For investments: 1. High risk positions (e.g. pre revenue), should only have a 3% maximum weightage of the portfolio. Some examples are $LWLG and $ALMU. 2. The maximum weightage of a position in terms of cost basis should be 25% at the time of initiation. 3. I only take high conviction positions. This means that if the stock cuts in half, I’m adding even more. And also means that I believe that stock can at least 3x in 1-2 years. 4. I let my winners run. I have seen way too many cases of people taking profits early. 5. Don’t ever borrow conviction. You will get shaken out if price dips and you don’t understand what you are investing in. 6. Write your thesis down before you buy. When the stock moves, you’ll be tempted to revise the thesis to match the price. The written version keeps you honest. 7. This doesn’t need to be said enough but always do your own research. Most “10x in 12 months” pitches are value traps. For trades: 1. Don’t chase a stock. If you’re afraid of price running further, take a 1/4 or 1/2 position, and scale on pullbacks. There are always other opportunities if you miss a trade. 2. Determine where your stop loss and take profit levels are, using my analysis as guides to determine levels or zones to do so. 3. It’s always better to trade strong names (leaders) in a sector rather than laggards, and it’s better if the fundamental narrative of the underlying stock is strong. See recent $HIVE analysis. These set ups are rare though. 4. Don’t be greedy. Stack small and consistent wins over a long period rather than looking for a 10x trade (that belongs in long term investing). 5. Cash is a position. Don’t feel pressured to be fully invested when nothing looks asymmetric. Forcing trades because the cash balance bothers you is how I’ve lost money before. For both: 1. Don’t ever, ever use leverage. Far too much can be lost far too soon if you aren’t careful, the risk outweighs the reward imo. The worst thing I’ve ever done was used leverage (margin) on leverage (options). That wiped out 70% of my port previously. 2. Know why you’d sell before you buy. Set conditions for thesis break, not just price targets. The hardest call is exiting a position that’s still up because the thesis quietly broke. Just my 2c. Hope this helps and thank you everyone for the continued support! :)