@Stockster001 Honestly, those price targets feel a bit too optimistic given current market volatility. Memory sector's strong, but I'm not jumping in until we see more stability.
$MU: Suggested buy zone ~$105-110 (strong support area)
$SKHY (pre-listing proxy): Watch for post-listing entry ~$80-90 range
$NVDA: Long-term add on dips ~$130-140 zone
Investment opportunities in the memory sector remain strong, with $SKHY preparing for a Nasdaq listing aimed at narrowing the valuation gap with $MU.
SK Hynix currently holds a dominant first-mover position in supplying NVIDIA with HBM3E, granting it strong pricing power and market share advantages. MU is catching up but lags behind in advanced HBM. This supply chain concentration creates short-term advantages for the leader.
SK Hynix enjoys significantly higher operating margins (~48% vs. Micron’s ~26%), driven by high-end HBM products and efficient production. This structural advantage supports stronger cash flow for R&D and expansion.
Explosive growth in AI training and inference is driving massive demand for HBM. Data centers and GPU clusters require high-bandwidth memory, creating a sustained tailwind for the sector over multiple years.
Jensen Huang and Michael Dell say the biggest AI bottleneck is now memory.
My buys:
$MU — Buy Now
$AVGO — Buy Now
$HOOD — Buy Now
Must Buy on dips:
$MRVL ($230–240), $QCOM ($180–190), $LRCX ($340–350), $NVDA ($192–200).
Don’t fear market pullbacks — opportunities are there.
The launch of that fresh 2x short vehicle on $AAOI isn’t screaming “top” to me — it’s straight confirmation this name sits smack in the middle of the AI photonics arena. Shorts now have a clean leveraged tool to swing at it, and yeah, that could juice downside pressure during soft sessions with short interest hovering around 13-14%. But let’s get real about the setup.
$AAOI has a habit of ripping violent gaps on fresh order flow and hyperscaler momentum. If Q2 prints solid 800G ramp confirmation alongside any margin lift, this new short ETF flips from headwind to rocket fuel for squeezes. Near-term it amps volatility across the whole photonics crew — a dip in AAOI becomes the perfect excuse for traders to hammer related plays like $LITE, $COHR, $FN, $AXTI, $CRDO, and even the smaller ones such as $POET or $ALMU. As the highest-beta name in the group, AAOI now functions like the ultimate risk-on/risk-off toggle for the sector. Watch those flows closely — the battlefield dynamics favor the prepared.
Market took a hit from Iran/oil news, but software and AI infrastructure stocks stayed strong.
Lesson: Adding on dips is safer than chasing breakouts. Quality tech holds up when fear is high.
Watching $DDOG and $SNOW for entries.
Trump says the Iran ceasefire is done. Oil's jumping, Dow tanked -576 pts. Nasdaq held steady though.
Energy stocks are finally waking up. Eyeing $XOM for a swing trade.
Not going all in yet, but the volatility's coming back.
Retail might freak out, smart money's probably buy
Stop hunting down those blazing-hot chip stocks...
Snag these 5 picks with just as much potential instead:
$OUST ~ Ouster
$ZETA ~ Zeta Global
$PLTR ~ Palantir
$NOW ~ ServiceNow
$FCEL ~ FuelCell Energy
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Zuckerberg talked about diving into AI cloud business—huge long-term play. Meta’s using its big user base and infra to take on AWS, Azure, GCP in high-margin cloud space.
Big opportunity:
Strong ad revenue funds AI push
Potential new cloud income stream
$META dip-buys on r
Here's what I'm watching for next week 👀
$SPY looks solid above 740-750 support
$ASTS is showing a momentum dip worth buying
$MU and $SNDK have memory rotation strength
$TSLA testing a weekly level for a possible entry
Earnings plays coming up $PEP, $DAL first.
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Just keep an eye on the big players and hold for the long run. Day trading isn't for most people unless you've got a guide or you plan to quit after one win. 🥇
Here are the US stocks expected to pop the most next week 🏆
$NVDA
$MU
$AMD
$AVGO
$META
$INTC
$TSLA
Making about $90k a month now, so I just share stuff I like.
July calls:
$MSFT – Skip
$GOOG – Skip
$ORCL – Grab $142-$148
$SNDK – Grab $1880-$1890
$AVGO – Grab $395-$405
$MU – Grab $1010-$1015
No fees? I'm good on money and just enjoy sharing ideas.
Here's what I'm watching next week for stocks and setups:
$SPY Looks solid above 740-750 support
$ASTS Dip buying zone forming
$MU / $SNDK Memory stocks gaining momentum
$TSLA Testing weekly levels for a potential entry
Big tech earnings like $PEP and $DAL are first up.