Vor wenigen Wochen stellte Apple das neue MacBook Air mit M4-Chip vor. Apple wirbt mit verbesserter Technik und einem neuen Farbanstrich. Wer jedoch Geld sparen möchte, sollte ab sofort nicht mehr direkt beim Hersteller kaufen. Wir verraten euch, wo ihr aktuell wie viel im Vergleich zur offiziellen Preisempfehlung sparen könnt.
Nintendo ist plötzlich gar nicht mehr zu stoppen. Kurz vor der großen Vorstellung der Switch 2 kündigt der Konsolen-Hersteller eine weitere Direct-Präsentation an.
Mit Holland startet demnächst ein neuer Amazon-Film auf Prime Video. Von der Presse wird der Film allerdings schon jetzt mit negativen Stimmen überhäuft. Droht nach The Electric State von Netflix nun der nächste Streaming-Flop?
Der Frühling steht vor der Tür und somit auch die Gartensaison. Falls ihr keine Lust habt, bald wieder jede Woche selbst den Rasen zu mähen, solltet ihr einen Blick in den Online-Shop von Aldi werfen: Dort findet ihr aktuell einen Mähroboter von Yard Force zu einem unschlagbar günstigen Preis. Wir erläutern euch die Vorteile des Geräts und warum es sich lohnt, zuzuschlagen.
PlayStation-Spieler freuen sich auf neue Spiele und die kommen ausgerechnet von der Xbox. In den Vorbesteller-Charts sind zwei Microsoft-Games gerade ungeschlagen.
Wenn ihr ein modernes Dieselfahrzeug habt, müsst ihr auch regelmäßig AdBlue kaufen und in den vorgesehenen Tank füllen. Aber was ist AdBlue eigentlich? Und kann man den Dieselzusatz wirklich tatsächlich auch als Unkrautvernichter nutzen?
Hello, So now, it broke out of the trend line as well.... is the chart trying to bait me to bet my house on it? hahaha
By Ion Jauregui - ActivTrades Analyst In a surprising turn of events for the stock market, so far in 2025 we see how retail investors have taken center stage, betting heavily on “ buy the dip” as large investors reduce their positions. According to data from VandaTrack, these small investors have injected nearly $70 billion into U.S. stocks and ETFs. This phenomenon, which seems to be straight out of a Reddit forum, has sparked conversation on digital platforms and has captured the attention of analysts and specialized media. The “buy the dip” phenomenon is based on the idea of buying stocks during their declines, with the expectation that the price will recover and a profit will be made. Despite the volatility generated by the current environment - marked by geopolitical tensions, regulatory changes and the impact of technological innovations such as China's DeepSeek artificial intelligence - retailers have shown unusual resilience. Phrases such as “be the dip” have become popular in forums and social networks, driving a wave of optimism that contrasts with the cautious approach of large investors, who are withdrawing their liquidity or diversifying into less volatile assets. The notable betting by retail investors is reflected in large-scale deals. For example, last week alone saw investments of $3.2 billion in Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) and $1.9 billion in Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA), according to figures released by JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: JPM). These moves not only evidence confidence in the recovery potential of these companies, but also the ability of small investors to influence liquidity and market direction. In addition, the trend extends to leveraged ETFs, whose trading volume has increased considerably. The “buy the dip” behavior has been internalized to the point of becoming an automatic reflection of today's retail mentality. This phenomenon has also been observed in other international markets, where online investment platforms and mobile applications have facilitated access to the stock markets, allowing a greater number of investors to participate actively and, in many cases, on a massive scale. This dynamic can have both short- and long-term effects. On the one hand, the massive inflow of capital by retailers can generate a “rebound effect” in certain sectors, especially those perceived as innovative and disruptive. On the other hand, the high concentration of investments in a few assets and sectors - such as technology - could increase volatility and systemic risk in the market. While the “buy the dip” strategy has worked in previous periods, relying solely on this tactic in such a changing environment could lead to significant imbalances if there is a sharp turn in the market. The implications of this trend also extend to the regulatory arena. Financial authorities are closely observing how the massification of “buy the dip ” is impacting market stability, and some regulators have already initiated studies to evaluate possible control measures. The evolution of this phenomenon could force a rethinking of current regulations on retail investor participation in high volatility markets. Technical Analysis Nasdaq 100(Ticker AT: USATEC) Currently, the main support zone is around 16,986 points. The second support zone pivots around 18,400 points. The current range is between 18,737 and 20,505 points with the control point (POC) at 19,755 points. The RSI is at 53.64% since this last rebound started at 23.03% so it seems to have stabilized in a middle zone. If we look at the movement of the index, it does not seem to have finished its movement to the upper band of the range. At the moment, it is about to test its strength in the direction of the highs if the Bulls continue to drill hard. The truth is that on March 4th on the daily chart there was a bearish crossover, so it does not seem that this strength will hold and the lower part of the range will be tested again. If the index shows weakness we will see a return to the 18,400 level. In short, while the “ sharks ” or large investors flee the water, the “ minnows ” continue to splash about happily, demonstrating a new era in which the democratization of access to the stock markets is redefining the rules of the game. The commitment to “ buy the dip ” is a clear reflection of a renewed confidence in the market's potential for recovery and growth, although not without risks and challenges that must be managed by both investors and authorities. ******************************************************************************************* The information provided does not constitute investment research. 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Hi guys, today we are analyzing DOT in Daily time frame. As you can see that we had a strong resistant trend line which is broken by daily candles, we can expect a pull back to the broken trend line and then we have an important resistance level at $5.258. It is important to break the major resistance level. Also we can see that the trading volume is decreasing and it's a major point that shows weakness of the price action.
New analysis of next week, what do you think? Gold is scarce, especially at the time of war… America is on the verge of leading one. With this simple fundamental & clear analysis of the trend we can see a bullish up trend. Let me know what you think of my analysis (: Thank you Please like, follow & share.