Is a crash just free money? Oracle smashes out a golden basin: 1. Oracle ORCL Don’t chase the highs in the short term, but it’s a gem for the long haul. Right now, the chart is suppressed by moving averages and pulling back. If it breaks the $137 support, it’s highly likely to slide all the way down to the $113–$122 range or even around $105. But the long-term logic is super strong—quarterly revenue in the next few years is expected to soar from the current $19 billion to $25–30 billion. Strategy: Don’t rush to go all-in short term. Keep cash on hand, buy the dips in batches, and hold for the long term. 2. Nebius NBIS The trend is weak, and it’s already lost support at the 100-day moving average. Don’t rush to catch the falling knife right now. Be patient and wait for it to pull back near the 200-day moving average or bottom out around $140—that’s the safest entry zone for dip-buying. 3. IREN IREN The chart looks pretty ugly. It failed to break out at the double top near the 100-day moving average and got slammed. It’s still weak and will likely continue to drop. Wait for it to fall to the $30–$32 range before considering an entry. 4. CoreWeave CRWV With the current tense market environment, surging oil prices, and uncertain interest rate policies, there’s no need to be overly aggressive. The best heavy-buy zone for CoreWeave is around $65–$70. Wait for it to hit this pullback range before jumping in. 5. Nasdaq-100 ETF QQQ and Semiconductor Sector SMH Tech stocks and semiconductors are overall weak in the short term. QQQ has already broken below the 100-day moving average, and the market leans bearish. If there’s more macroeconomic bad news, the market could take another dive. Current strategy: Don’t blindly short, but be conservative with buying. Wait for the market to dig a deeper pit before building long-term positions in batches. Don’t let short-term dips scare you away!