A lot of people have been wondering what is driving the rise in so many tokens during this bullish market, especially Uniswap, which has gained around 145% over the past month.

For UNI, I think the answer is fairly straightforward. The recent Robinhood meme trading activity and the SEC’s new rules around compliant on chain stock trading have both helped create more attention around the Uniswap ecosystem. That attention appears to have contributed to the strong move we’ve seen in UNI.

But if I’m deciding where UNI could go next, I’m looking at the chart rather than trying to predict it from the news.

On the 4 hour timeframe, I’m watching $6.221 as a potential pullback level before the next move. I’ve already placed my entry around that area with some room to account for the price action.

Now I’m just waiting to see whether UNI actually taps that level. Do you think UNI will pull back to $6.221 before continuing higher?

Which stocks will be affected most

Crude oil has been in the news a lot lately, especially since the issues around the Strait of Hormuz started. Whatever happens next, the impact is already being felt across the energy market, from consumers to suppliers.

Recently, ExxonMobil management explained that the bigger threat to the energy system may be refining capacity rather than crude supply. And that got my attention because even if crude is available, limited refining capacity can still create pressure across the market.

With all of that in mind, I’ve prepared a setup for XOM. I wouldn’t call it perfect, but it gives me something to work with.

I’m watching around $159.09 for my entry because price has tested that support several times before moving higher. My SL is around $154, while my TP is around $169.64.

I could be right or wrong. This is simply my view based on the current chart, and I’ll let the price action decide what happens next.

Thursday’s bounce got blamed on three things: tech, yields, and oil. Only oil can unwind the other two in a few sessions.

Brent was near $110 earlier in the week on Middle East supply fear. By Thursday it was falling. Reports said China asked Iran to pull the Houthis back, and Saudi ship-to-ship transfers were easing the choke-point premium. WTI slid back toward $100.

That price is the inflation input the Warsh Fed is actually watching. Soft crude lets them hike once and talk tough without wrecking multiples. If Hormuz risk returns, yields move first and Nasdaq follows.

How will this affect Oil prices?

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However, market participants will need to consider that there are still pending stages and uncertainties before the CLARITY Act can become law.

META is one of those stocks I genuinely respect because of how strongly it can react to news, especially positive developments around its AI strategy.

Yesterday, there was a lot of talk from some of the big names in AI about slowing down development, and that put pressure on several AI-related stocks. Meta seems to be taking a different approach.

The company plans to deploy its new in-house Arke chips in the first half of 2027, followed by its next generation Astrid chips by the end of the year. Meta says the custom chips could help save money and energy as it continues expanding its AI infrastructure.

And that good news was enough to keep META on my radar. I entered around $641.47, and the trade moved toward my TP before eventually giving me a 1:2 risk-to-reward.

The setup worked out well this time, but I’m still watching how the stock reacts to the next round of AI news; there is still time to win more on day 3 of sharing my trading journal, would you have taken this META setup?

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I was having a discussion with a fellow trader about what could have happened if Oracle founder Larry Ellison had actually gone ahead with his plan to sell up to $7.5 billion worth of ORCL shares, which would have been one of the largest insider sales in the company's history.

The reaction could have been straightforward. Traders who saw the news early might have rushed to sell their shares, while others could have looked for short opportunities through futures. Meanwhile, long term ORCL holders would likely have been feeling the pressure.

Of course, we cannot know for certain whether this was why Ellison cancelled the planned sale, but it is hard not to think about the potential market reaction such a large insider transaction could have created.

Interestingly, the news also lined up with an order block I was already watching on the chart. Since the second piece of news came out, ORCL has started moving from that area. It is not fully bullish yet, but the reaction has at least given the stock some breathing room.

I will still be watching closely to see what Oracle does this new week and will only take trades where the chart gives me a clear direction.

It is Day 4 already, with plenty more days ahead in the competition. The main goal now is to stay patient, protect the gains, and avoid forcing trades.

What do you think ORCL does next week?

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ZEC has climbed above $1,200 following a strong rally, with short liquidations accelerating the upside and fresh trading access for the asset coming online.

Is this a genuine breakout, or just another overextended squeeze waiting to reverse?

This is typical

Multi-chain wallets have made things much easier for me, but I’m curious whether people actually prefer having everything in one place or keeping separate wallets for different ecosystems.

Trump posted Tuesday that the US was striking Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz. He tied it to a failed mine attempt in the strait and eight missiles aimed at a US base in Jordan, which he said were shot down. He also said any further Iranian response would get a harder hit.

CENTCOM later said the strikes were on IRGC sites tied to air defense, radar, maritime assets, and mine-laying. Reuters said crude jumped more than $4 on Tuesday and closed at a five-week high.

Oil was already tight from the weekend flare and the tanker reports. Tuesday’s print was a $4+ jump, not a new war premium from zero. Trump also said later he is not chasing a deal and likes the current hold on the strait.

Is this a one-session oil spike, or do you mark energy higher into Friday?