<h3>Bias and positioning</h3>
<p>Near-term bias: constructive on AI leaders and chip suppliers. Look for continuation moves in NVDA, TSM, AMD, ASML and related data-center suppliers while monitoring breadth and short-interest repricing.</p>
<h3>Trigger zones & risk rules (what I’m watching)</h3>
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<li>Nvidia (NVDA): monitor $184–187 as immediate support (recent intra-month pivot). A daily close above $204 (measured breakout target identified by several technical participants) supports momentum continuation — otherwise treat rallies above $200 as fadeable into a tightening macro signal. Use ATR-based stop (1.5× 14-day ATR) for swing trades.</li>
<li>TSMC (2330 / US ADR): price reaction to guidance is the leading macro read on real demand. If TSMC holds mid-30% revenue guidance and capex stays, tilt long semis via ETFs (SOXX) or concentrated names; trim into headline rallies.</li>
<li>Macro risk: any fresh evidence the shutdown will persist (and thus further CPI/claims gaps) is a volatility trigger. Reduce duration / long-dated calls if CPI reporting cadence is materially compromised.</li>
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<h3>Risk considerations</h3>
<p>Flow is crowded: AI flow has concentrated market cap in a few names. A single policy or data shock can produce sharp mean reversion. Keep size small vs portfolio, use options for asymmetric exposure, and favor liquid instruments (large-cap ETFs, front-month liquid options).</p>
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<h3>My current positioning (how I’m trading this)</h3>
<p>I’m modestly long a basket of liquid AI names (size 2–5% portfolio each), hedged with a short-dated put spread on the Nasdaq ETF to cap downside. I keep a strict volatility stop if official data remains missing for more than one Fed meeting — that raises the probability of sudden policy re-pricing.</p>