Tuesday, Nov 10, 2026

Morning X digest — Tuesday, Nov 10, 2026

Published Tuesday, Nov 10, 2026, 5:16 AM ET

X content below is the authors' opinions, unverified.

Digest summary

This morning’s X is mixed:

Full stock sentiment report

Stock sentiment from James’s X feed: Tuesday, Nov 10, 2026 (morning)

  • Source:
    • About 70 new public original posts (no replies or retweets; a duplicate and throwaway posts skipped) from 18 of the 26 followed accounts, roughly 4:50 PM Monday to 5:10 AM Tuesday ET.
    • Every stance, level, and number is the author’s opinion or claim, unverified.
    • Counts are approximate hand-tags.
  • Quiet: @poteto, @MrTinvests, @Yuchenj_UW, @RoyLMattox, @GavinSBaker, @EMostaque, @zephyr_z9, @ChrisCamillo.
  • Heaviest posters: @pequityresearch, @ChrisGPT, @jukan05, @KobeissiLetter.

Summary

  • **Overall: mixed.
  • Broad tone constructive overnight, but NVDA-specific news is negative.**
  • Constructive:
    • @TheProfInvestor calls the QQQ action a “failed breakdown,” which he calls the most underrated setup
    • @Mr_Derivatives says the VIX drop came faster than he expected
    • @KobeissiLetter says US oil fell below $85, down about 19% from the Oct 30 high, after Trump suggested more Iran strikes aren’t needed
    • @KobeissiLetter says the SOX went from overbought to oversold, about 17% under its 200-day MA last Thursday.
  • Cautious: @markminervini says over a third of S&P 500 stocks fell more than 20% and many AI-infrastructure names fell 50% or more (he cites MU down 41%).

NVDA overnight:

  • @KobeissiLetter reports a shareholder class action against Nvidia and Jensen Huang over the spy-tie story
  • @jukan05 relays The Information that Nvidia’s lobbying against remote-access chip rules now carries less weight and that the White House itself reportedly asked Congress for a provision blocking remote access to certain chips
  • @jukan05 also relays a Taiwanese media report that Nvidia may cut TSMC orders, with AMD and ASIC makers possibly picking up the wafers (he says he’s heard similar rumors but hasn’t confirmed them).

  • Other themes:

    • @jukan05 posts TSMC October revenue at NT$586.9B (+14.7% MoM, +59.7% YoY), and @pequityresearch calls it “good and strong.”
    • Morgan Stanley (via @pequityresearch) says memory risk/reward looks very favorable even with land/power/shell risks.
    • @ren_stocks says the Senate voted 73-25 to advance the permitting bill (procedural; final vote and House still to come), with data centers paying for their own grid upgrades in exchange for faster reviews.
    • Anthropic’s Fable 5.2 keeps dominating the AI accounts.
  • Macro: @KobeissiLetter says this week’s October CPI will not include year-over-year numbers because of missing October 2025 shutdown data.

James’s holdings

NVDA: about 11 mentions, 6 accounts, bullish 2 / bearish 4.5 / neutral 5, net -0.22

Bull case (as argued):

  • @pequityresearch relays Trump saying he spoke with Jensen and “really believes him” that he didn’t know the woman was a spy
  • @ren_stocks says if NVDA reaches $165 he’d “remortgage my house just for a quick trade.”

Bear case (as argued):

  • Shareholder class action over concealed ties (@KobeissiLetter)
  • Nvidia’s lobbying against remote-access restrictions losing weight and the White House reportedly asking for a remote-access provision (@jukan05)
  • Rumored TSMC order cut (@jukan05, unconfirmed)
  • @NoLimitGains (promo, half weight) says Google selling in-house AI chips to Apple, Meta and Oracle is a bigger threat than AMD.

Neutral:

  • @pequityresearch guesses any order cut might be tied to China-bound chips and notes demand for TSMC capacity would stay the same
  • Hyperscaler CDS premiums rising (@pequityresearch)
  • GF Securities says some customers are shifting optical-module buys to Nvidia-bundled solutions (@pequityresearch)
  • @great_martis notes earnings next Tuesday.

Posts:

Levels (author claims): $165 as a buy level (@ren_stocks).

James’s own context (not from X):

  • After-close check had NVDA 178.57, still below its Sep 14 low and 200-day SMA.
  • Earnings Nov 17.
TSM: 4 mentions, 2 accounts, bullish 1 / bearish 0 / neutral 3, net +0.25
  • October revenue NT$586.9B, +14.7% MoM, +59.7% YoY as posted by @jukan05
  • “good and strong October” (@pequityresearch).
  • Neutral:
    • The rumored Nvidia order cut, framed as capacity shifting to AMD and ASICs rather than lost
    • @jukan05 says Rapidus looks behind schedule.

Posts:

James’s own context (not from X):

  • The TSMC October revenue summary runs at 9 AM today
  • TSM 388.52 at Monday’s check, still below the 390 weekly exit.
MU / memory: 3 mentions, 3 accounts, bullish 1 / bearish 1 / neutral 1, net 0.0
  • Bull: Morgan Stanley says memory multiple compression offers compelling upside relative to land/power/shell risks (@pequityresearch).
  • Bear: @markminervini lists MU down 41% among the damaged AI-infra names.
  • Neutral: Samsung targeting its 3D Cube-H hybrid bonding by early next year (@jukan05).

Posts:

NBIS: 2 mentions, 2 accounts, bullish 2, net +1.0
  • @ren_stocks frames the Senate permitting vote as an NBIS positive
  • @babyfolio says he bullposted NBIS at the lows and points to earnings on Nov 12.
  • Peer: @TheProfInvestor calls CRWV attractive after heavy selling, with earnings today as a possible catalyst (no position, doesn’t play earnings).

Posts:

AMD: 2 mentions, 2 accounts, bullish 1 / neutral 1, net +0.5

Possible beneficiary if Nvidia cuts TSMC orders (@jukan05; @pequityresearch neutral on it).

SpaceX (SPCX): 3 mentions, 2 accounts, bullish 1 / neutral 2, net +0.33

GFHK expects about 5 GW of space compute by 2028 via about 10k racks: @pequityresearch says “Wow,” @jukan05 is skeptical (“5 GW of data center capacity in space?? By 2028?”). Also on the hyperscaler CDS list.

Posts:

GOOGL: 3 mentions, 3 accounts, bullish 2 / neutral 1, net +0.6
  • Google selling in-house AI chips (@NoLimitGains, promo half weight)
  • @kimmonismus expects Gemini 4 Carbon general availability
  • CDS list.
  • post
AMZN / MSFT: 2 mentions each, neutral
QQQ / broad market: about 9 mentions, 6 accounts, bullish 2 / bearish 1 / neutral 4.5, net +0.13
  • Bull:
    • Failed breakdown (@TheProfInvestor)
    • VIX smash (@Mr_Derivatives).
  • Bear: Breadth damage (@markminervini).
  • Neutral:
    • SOX oversold vs 200-day (@KobeissiLetter)
    • Record US equity fund inflows (@KobeissiLetter)
    • @great_martis market update
    • @thestockwhale promo (half weight).

Posts:

James’s own context (not from X): Monday’s check had QQQ 678.77, below 700 and the weekly 21 EMA of 704.49, so buys stay paused.

INTC

2 mentions, bearish 1 / neutral 1 (@markminervini down 58%; @pequityresearch video recommendation).

ASML, DDOG, CRWD, BE, CRDO: no new mentions.

BE theme: the permitting bill (@ren_stocks) touches data-center power and grid upgrades.

Other tickers and themes

Anthropic / AI software (about 15 mentions)
  • Fable 5.2 #1 on AA-3D at 1271 Elo (@ArtificialAnlys AA-3D) and leads VIALS-AA
  • @ChrisGPT says it was the third-biggest jump on the ECI frontier
  • @kimmonismus calls it the best model he’s used but rate-limit hungry, and says Anthropic has a better internal model
  • @babyfolio calls a lower Anthropic valuation sensible (“$2T was a stretch”) and expects retail to pay a premium on the IPO
  • @kimmonismus hopes OpenAI answers today.
Optics

@aleabitoreddit posts CW laser ASPs from Source Photonics channel checks (about $3-4 at 70mW up to $15-20 for 120-150mW NPO) (@aleabitoreddit laser ASPs).

NET
  • @TheProfInvestor’s top swing idea. HIMS: @TheLongInvest and @babyfolio like its latest move.
  • TTD: Up 30% after hours then red (@Mr_Derivatives).
Risk management: @ParadisLabs says semis look attractive but urges less concentration.
Macro
  • Iran “positive momentum” and oil below $85 (@KobeissiLetter)
  • Record consumer credit of $5.19T (@KobeissiLetter)
  • CPI without YoY numbers (@KobeissiLetter)
  • Warren’s 10% credit-card cap push (@NoLimitGains)
  • KOSPI +4.8% and bond vigilantes (@great_martis).

Method

  • Original posts since the 4:50 PM report
  • Net = (bull - bear) / total
  • Promo accounts (@thestockwhale, @NoLimitGains) half weight
  • Duplicate posts counted once.

Pre-market brief — Tuesday, Nov 10, 2026

Published Tuesday, Nov 10, 2026, 8:45 AM ET

  • Monday’s rally is fading premarket after a hot CPI print, and no holding changed category.
  • October CPI rose 0.4% for the month against 0.3% expected, and core rose 0.3% against 0.2% (CoinDesk).
  • Before the release, Fed Governor Waller said a December hike looks likely and didn’t rule out 50 basis points, which had already pushed yields up (Quartz).
  • The one supportive item is oil, down more than 2%.

  • New buys stay paused.

  • QQQ closed at 679.35, just under its 200-day SMA of 681.17, and is 671.37 premarket (−1.2%).
  • Its last weekly close of 656.10 is below the weekly 21 EMA of 704.49, and Monday’s close was still below the 700 floor.

  • Monday’s biggest bouncers are giving it back premarket.

  • BE is 184 (−5.1%)
  • MRVL 147 (−4.8%)
  • INTC 57.12 (−3.8%)
  • NBIS 136 (−3.7%)
  • CRDO 128 (−3.7%)
  • SPCX 137.6 (−3.1%) and SMH 475.5 (−2.4%)
  • All of them except SPCX are still below their 200-day SMAs, and SPCX doesn’t have enough history for one yet.

  • AMZN is still the only holding in a healthy trend. It closed at 266.93, above all your indicators, and is 265.88 premarket.

  • CRWD closed at 228.58, below its daily MAs but above its weekly 21 EMA of 216.21. It’s 223.66 premarket.
  • SPCX closed at 142.07, just under its daily 21 EMA of 143.15 and weekly 21 EMA of 144.49. It’s 137.62 premarket, back below its daily 9 EMA of 138.23.
  • NVDA fell 4.3% Monday to 178.67 on 3.9 times average volume, a heavy down-volume day.
    • RSI is 27.4, it’s below its 200-day SMA of 204.63, and it’s 175.90 premarket (−1.6%).
    • The board’s probe of Jensen Huang is still the story.
  • TSM closed at 388.62, just under the 390 weekly exit, which Friday’s weekly close already confirmed.
    • It’s above the Jul 29 low of 372.72 and is 386.20 premarket.
    • The TSMC October revenue summary comes at 9 AM.
  • ASML closed at 1513.25, above 1500 on the daily, but it’s 1492.35 premarket.
    • The weekly exit was confirmed Friday, and only this Friday’s weekly close can reclaim it.
  • AMD closed at 508.58, above its weekly 21 EMA of 501.32, but it’s 496.12 premarket, which would put it back under that level.
  • MU is 711 premarket (−3%), below its 200-day SMA of 758.39.

CoreWeave reports after tonight’s close, which will be a read-through for NBIS on Thursday. The levels dashboard is updated through Monday’s close.

After-close check — Tuesday, Nov 10, 2026

Published Tuesday, Nov 10, 2026, 4:34 PM ET

No after-close message was sent this day (no level closed through). This short entry is from the after-close log.

  • Closes are last regular-session prints (~3:59:59 PM ET)
    • The Nov 10 daily bar was not yet posted.
    • Levels were through Nov 9.
    • The levels dashboard was updated.
  • No level closed through.
  • QQQ 674.81 (−0.67% vs 679.35) still below its 200-day SMA of 681.17 (−0.93%) and below the 700 floor / weekly 21 EMA of 704.49, so new buys stay paused.
  • Weekly-close exits (Friday decides):
    • TSM 396.58 (+2.05% vs 388.62) printed above 390 (+1.69%) and the 395 dip alert on the daily close, but is still below its 200-day SMA of 401.75 (−1.29%).
    • ASML 1507.05 (−0.41%) stayed above 1500 (+0.47%).
    • AMZN 270.90 held above 235.
    • DDOG 178.40 remained well below 243.15.
  • No new 200-day SMA crosses.
    • Already below: QQQ, MU, NVDA, BE, NBIS, CRDO, MRVL, INTC, GOOG, SMH, TSM, ASML, and DDOG.
    • Still above:
      • AMD 515.49
      • AMZN 270.90
      • MSFT 533.41
      • CRWD 225.76
  • Holdings (last regular-session print vs Nov 9 close):
    • NVDA 168.79 (−5.53%)
    • NBIS 133.91 (−5.33%)
    • BE 185.50 (−4.32%)
    • CRDO 129.73 (−2.38%)
    • INTC 58.11 (−2.12%)
    • CRWD 225.76 (−1.23%)
    • DDOG 178.40 (−0.68%)
    • ASML 1507.05 (−0.41%)
    • GOOG 284.93 (−0.38%)
    • MRVL 154.31 (−0.19%)
    • SPCX 143.15 (+0.76%)
    • AMZN 270.90 (+1.49%)
    • TSM 396.58 (+2.05%)
    • Watchlist:
      • AMD 515.49 (+1.36%)
      • MU 724.86 (−1.13%)
      • MSFT 533.41 (−2.16%)
      • SMH 483.75 (−0.75%)
  • Dated lows:
    • NVDA 168.79 still below the Sep 14 low of 208.93.
    • TSM still above the Jul 29 low of 372.72.
    • GOOG still below its Sep 9 / Jul 23 lows.
    • SMH still below its Sep 14 low.
  • Nearby:
    • QQQ 0.93% under its 200-day
    • TSM 1.29% under its 200-day after reclaiming 390/395 on the daily print
    • ASML 0.47% above the 1500 weekly-exit line
    • MSFT 533.41 still above the 519 dip level.

Evening X digest — Tuesday, Nov 10, 2026

Published Tuesday, Nov 10, 2026, 4:52 PM ET

X content below is the authors' opinions, unverified.

X digest: Tue Nov 10, afternoon (~157 new original posts from 22 accounts, 5:10 AM to 4:40 PM ET; all views are the authors’, unverified)

  • Overall: leaning risk-off (the authors’ read).
  • Hot CPI and a deeper NVDA story set the tone.
  • Dip-buyers are pushing back on NVDA.

Top highlights

  • Hot CPI:
    • October CPI +0.4% MoM (vs +0.3% expected), core +0.3% (vs +0.2%).
    • Nasdaq futures fell 1.5%, the 10-year yield went back above 5%, and Dec hike odds are 84% for 25bp and 11% for 50bp (all per @KobeissiLetter). CPI · 10Y · 50bp odds
  • NVDA:
    • The Information (via @KobeissiLetter) says Huang’s relationship with the alleged spy facilitated at least $7.5B in chip shipments.
    • Kobeissi says NVDA hit its lowest level since Mar 31 and the market is pricing in Huang’s possible removal
    • Schumer called Trump’s defense “troubling.” $7.5B · situation · Schumer
  • NVDA, the other side:
    • @TheLongInvest says it’s high on his list to add once the correction completes (post).
    • @Mr_Derivatives sold $162.50 puts and says daily RSI is the lowest since 2019 (puts · RSI), but he also says the market is “underpricing the severity” and relays Dan Ives’s $125 scenario if Jensen goes (post).
    • @ren_stocks lays out the calendar: earnings Nov 17, Huang’s Congress briefing Nov 18 (post).
  • Anthropic IPO (ANT):
    • S-1 ARR is $81B as of Oct 31, +$10B from Sept (@ParadisLabs).
    • 825M shares at $70-78, about $1.24-1.38T (@kimmonismus).
    • Trading date is Nov 18-20 depending on the account.
    • @aleabitoreddit questions the price with NVDA down ~25% (post).
  • CRWV (NBIS peer):
    • “Good numbers +6%” after hours per @TheProfInvestor (post).
    • Neocloud caution from @pequityresearch: UBS sees hyperscaler + neocloud FCF at -$312B in 2027E (post), and an expert expects GPU rental prices to fall over 1-2 years (post).
  • Memory:
    • Morgan Stanley cut its 2029-35 SK Hynix DRAM margin assumption to ~32% from 60% (via @pequityresearch, post).
    • @TheLongInvest likes MU holding $660, with $517 as the “greedy” level (post).
  • Power theme:
    • SoftBank’s CFO denies Musk’s claim that SoftBank defaulted on turbine orders (@aleabitoreddit).
    • Goldman sees 800VDC pilots in 2027 and scaling in 2028 (@pequityresearch).

Agree / disagree

  • Everyone agrees CPI was hot and a December hike is likely.
    • They split on whether this is a “bear rally” (@TheProfInvestor ahead of the print, @markminervini still short SPY since 10/15) or “not a crash yet” (@TheLongInvest: every sector ETF is above its 200-week MA).
    • @Mr_Derivatives calls 680 QQQ resistance, with gaps at 656.10 and 647.05.
  • NVDA: news-driven bears (@KobeissiLetter, @pequityresearch, @TheProfInvestor) vs level-driven dip-buyers (@TheLongInvest, @Mr_Derivatives, @ren_stocks).
  • AMD is the clear relative-strength name: “up $135 off last week’s lows” (@TheProfInvestor), YTD +127% vs NVDA -7% (@Mr_Derivatives).

Your holdings in brief:

  • NVDA net -0.08 (from -0.22 this morning)
  • AMD +0.9
  • MU +0.25
  • NBIS 0.0
  • GOOGL +0.5
  • AMZN +0.75
  • MSFT -0.5 (two accounts call an unnamed launch an “attack on Microsoft”)
  • QQQ -0.29
  • No new mentions of TSM, ASML, DDOG, CRWD, CRDO or BE.

  • Stock report:

    • NVDA had the most mentions (~26 from 8 accounts), roughly balanced between news-driven bears and dip-buyers.
    • AMD has the strongest bullish lean.
    • Neocloud sentiment is mixed going into NBIS earnings Thursday, with CRWV’s beat on one side and UBS FCF and GPU-pricing caution on the other.
  • Full report: full sentiment report.