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Japanese and South Korean stock markets suffered a "Black Tuesday," as the KOSPI Index, Nikkei 225, Samsung Electronics, and Kioxia all plummeted.

SpaceX's debt issuance triggered market panic, and competition for AI talent has further exacerbated the decline, risking a fall toward its IPO price in the future.

The South Korean stock market triggered its second circuit breaker of June, as Samsung and SK Hynix were also hit by panic selling.

US indices diverged as tech volatility dragged the Nasdaq down, while Micron and SMCI surged on AI expansions.

The decline in Japanese and South Korean stock markets at today's open was not driven by deteriorating fundamentals in a single country, but was rather the result of a confluence of multiple headwinds, including the overnight plunge in US tech stocks, sudden shifts in global political and geopolitical situations, and key domestic events in South Korea.

Micron continued to surge to a record high today, poised to break through the $1,200 mark ahead of its earnings release.

SpaceX plans to raise $20 billion in its inaugural bond offering, as market concerns over its cash burn rate trigger a three-day decline in its stock price.

Memory stocks rally pre-market! Intel surges on partnership with UMC, Micron rebounds sharply; SpaceX continues to plunge over $20 billion debt issuance.

Coinbase's business is highly dependent on the crypto cycle, meaning its earnings elasticity is asymmetric and extremely amplified. As soon as the crypto market recovers, the upward explosive potential and elasticity of its revenue and stock price will far outpace Robinhood's. Conversely, Robinhood is pursuing a steady, diversified strategy. Its performance in the second half of the year is more likely to exhibit highly certain, solid upward momentum rather than sudden, explosive spikes.

Tesla has survived its toughest "production hell" and the "brink of bankruptcy," now possessing healthy cash flow and solid profitability, making it more suitable for pragmatic growth investors. In contrast, SpaceX boasts global "uniqueness" and an "absolute monopoly," with no other company on Earth able to compete with its launch costs; however, it may face valuation correction risks, making it more suitable for investors with a high risk appetite.

Compared to SpaceX's new meme coin, the established meme coin—Dogecoin—may be a better choice due to its massive market capitalization and deep liquidity. More importantly, SpaceX's "DOGE-1" lunar mission aims to send Dogecoin to the moon in 2027, which could potentially boost its price at that time.

Micron Technology rose another 5% today, once again approaching its all-time high, as numerous investment banks remain bullish on the stock reaching new heights.

Nebius shares rose over 5% but have yet to break through the $300 mark, warranting caution over pullback risks.

Cathie Wood bought Coinbase low and sold Robinhood high, precisely capturing the inverse stock price movements of the two.

The Federal Reserve's hawkish signals have triggered major turmoil in the cryptocurrency market, and Bitcoin may retest the $60,000 level in the short term.

SpaceX's $60 billion acquisition of Cursor means FTX has once again missed out on a massive return, but it also validates SBF's unique investment vision.

If Warsh rejects dot plot expectations, it could suppress institutional capital in the short term and weaken market risk appetite, but remains a long-term positive for Bitcoin.

Robinhood's announcement of layoffs drove its share price past the $100 mark, hitting a more than four-month high and opening up further upside potential.

Bitcoin surged past $67,000 today and could break through $70,000 as early as this week.

SpaceX surges over 40% across three consecutive trading days; can it breach $300 in the coming month?