NVD moved at two times NVDA on the inverted basis on Friday... https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NVD/?p=NVD https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NVDA/ The pace was maintained in daily and after hours trading properly... NVD outperformed SQQQ by over two fold on Friday because NVDA was a big loser in QQQ valuation... Dip from the famous bubble price on Nvda should be volatile... $150 to $200 seems like a possible bottom support on that price as the rise of interest rates to battle stagflation erodes money flow into the big casino overall... Other countries buying gold now versus the U.S. Dollar investing isn't going to lower the U.S. Dollar valuation a lot as some fear mongers predict... It does increase the interest rate on U.S. T-bill rates as the Gov't tries to borrow higher amounts now to fund U.S. Debt Crisis borrowing heights... betcoin is still a zero value gambling item with no real user need,,, it gobbles energy at a fast pace to support the betcoin gambling casino... betcoin should see it's pump high come as expected from a looming event that all pyramid followers know about... 90% loss of value on betcoin from the next peak could occur as the pressure on U.S interest rate rises continue... Current job losses and slowing biz spending will start to increase more housing for sale by some needing to sell with bad timing... Housing prices should start declining lower at that point... Costs for building materials have declined which can also lower real values of housing... Mstr should track betcoin to bubble height and the eventual fall... NEM is at near 52 week lows as gold is trading at highs now, alternative to playing in the pyramid casino...0 held... U6 Unemployment rate of 7.3% in February has upward bias trend now... https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/U6RATE Upward bias trend in U6 rates is a factor that can push more housing to market... Trump tax breaks given big corporations have helped increase the U.S. Debt Crisis and the current stock price mania... Those corporations have also led to the increased U6 unemployment numbers having upward bias over the past year... Repeal those lower rates to add stability... So we watch...LJ