IncomeSharks
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Crypto and stock trader focused on fundamental analysis, trend analysis, and swing trading.
$WM (WATCHLIST) - One of those boring but goes up long term plays because everyone has trash and they continue to lead the market. I think I'd still want it to go lower to feel good about buying but it's definitely on a discount and getting close to the trend line making it more appealing as a long term value play.
Still watching to see how low it wants to go and if it'll have good reaction.
$ETH - Update on this chart. The timing of the Sunday pump might be making this a real possibility. I will always be looking for reasons to flip back bullish and this is looking better but it's still not looking good yet.
OBV is finding some support finally but now it has to reclaiming some support or break some resistances higher to really seal the deal.
Again just really wish this wasn't on a Sunday but if this can continue during the week then it might finally be the one that breaks the 6th week streak of Sunday pumps retracing.
$NEAR - Seeing momentum and chatter pick up on this one. Not one you need to chase if you've been playing the other ones shared. Some people might have missed those ones so giving some other opportunities.
Playing for 50% upside, good TA and still plays off privacy narrative and team is pretty active.

NEAR Protocol
8 Nov 2025
LONGInvested Capital
3%
Buying Price
2.240$
Selling Price
2.850$
ROI
27.23%
$ICP - Just another similar style play as the previous ones. Much easier to jump and join into the hype and play it for a few weeks then try to knife catch and time the other ones. This one might be more available on exchanges.
Again don't have to take these and sitting on hands is still a great strategy. This does just remind me a lot of last November where markets were looking bad and people all started pumping tokens like $XRP and $XLM and we see a little rally before a lot of things had a pullback.
I think the narrative is shifting away from memes which is why I can also be bearish on memes but still see some stupid money going to these other more established ones.