Zuckerberg has built another money printer! The U.S. stock market and AI core stocks face a critical turning point: 1. S&P 500 $SPY The S&P 500 is currently showing decent momentum, having formed a bullish engulfing pattern the previous day—not only closing higher but also surpassing the prior day’s high while maintaining its uptrend line, indicating that bulls still hold temporary control. Next, watch the 780 level; the index may attempt another push toward this area. However, don’t assume breaking 780 guarantees further upside—this level has previously seen strong selling pressure, so a short-term pullback after a rally remains possible, with consolidation likely to continue. 2. Nasdaq 100 $QQQ The Nasdaq 100 is currently weaker than the S&P 500, but its overall structure hasn’t fully deteriorated. The key question is whether it can reclaim 730. A decisive breakout and sustained close above 730, coupled with a return above its daily moving averages, could help restore short-term momentum and enable further upside. 3. Micron $MU Micron’s biggest issue isn’t a lack of rebound potential—it’s that its price action is noticeably weaker than the Nasdaq 100. While the Nasdaq has held its prior lows, Micron has already broken below some of its earlier support levels, suggesting that capital sentiment toward it remains relatively weak. 4. SanDisk $SNDK SanDisk is currently behaving similarly to Micron: while not yet in full collapse, its overall performance has lagged behind the Nasdaq. The most critical task ahead is holding the uptrend line near 1300. 5. Nebius $NBIS As long as 160 isn’t decisively broken, bulls still have an opportunity to organize their next counterattack. The first upward step is to reclaim 180 and transform it from resistance into support. If achieved, the stock could potentially fill the gap above and move toward the 200+ region. 6. CoreWeave $CRWV What matters most for CRWV now isn’t whether it can rebound—but whether it can truly stabilize after this steep decline. The stock plunged from 80 down to around 60; although a rebound has begun, the overall trend remains weak. At this stage, treat any oversold bounce as temporary, not a reversal. 7. Meta $META Meta’s earnings report was generally strong. Zuckerberg revealed that one-quarter of users utilize Meta’s AI shopping feature, with an average order value exceeding $200. If Meta can convert its massive user base on Instagram and Facebook directly into AI-driven shoppers and earn commissions on every transaction, it won’t just be selling ads—it’ll have added another money printer. Watch the 688 level as key support; only if the price retests the 100-day moving average at 629 or the 200-day at 632 should you consider accumulating in tranches. The decisive battle between bulls and bears for the S&P and Nasdaq is imminent!