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Ansem says Micron and some AI stocks may be oversold

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Crypto trader Ansem said Micron, down about 34% in a week, and some AI-linked stocks may be near a short-term rebound, though he remains cautious afterwards. He expects a bounce towards prior support to offer a chance to cut risk before a longer consolidation.

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The story so far: Analysts see crypto volatility rising

K33 analysts and HTX Research's Chloe expect crypto volatility to rise around the Fed decision and US midterms. Trader Ansem said he is bearish on bitcoin, ether and large-cap stocks, and now says Micron and some AI-linked stocks may be near a short-term rebound after sharp falls.

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  1. K33 says Bitcoin volatility may pick up as Fed decision and US midterms near

  2. HTX Research's Chloe expects crypto volatility to rise over next two weeks

  3. Bitcoin stuck in range as focus turns to US midterms, Fed and Big Tech earnings

  4. Ansem says he is bearish on Bitcoin, ether and large-cap stocks

  5. Ansem says he has turned bearish and shorted after cutting positions

  6. Ansem says tech stock pullback is under way but markets may be too bearish

  7. Ansem says Micron and some AI stocks may be oversold

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