At $117.03, CoreWeave (NASDAQ:CRWV) looks fully valued near current levels, with a more attractive risk/reward setup on any macro-induced pullback to $105 or below. The stock has ripped 18.87% in the past week as traders front-run Nasdaq-100 inclusion on…

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