Some stocks trade with a large premium because investors expect AI demand to keep expanding. That can create strong trends, but it also raises the bar for earnings. If a company beats estimates and still sells off, the issue may be expectations rather than results. I would treat these names with defined risk and avoid assuming good news always means higher price.

I skipped the trade because the reward did not justify the risk. That feels boring in the moment, but it is probably one of the better habits to build.

This is close to how I am reading the chart too.

The plan is simple: mark the Asian range, wait for London reaction, then judge whether the break has acceptance or fails back inside.

This is close to how I am reading the chart too.