For reference, here are some of my favorite calls from just the past year:
- $NFLX at $180 → flew +300%
- $DELL at $230 → flew 150%
- $MU at $500 → flew +150%
- $SNDK at $1,000 → flew +135%
- $ZETA at $15 → flew +120%
Many will regret not following sooner.
$NVDA 📉
You know it would be nice to see even one insider buy right about now. just to give shareholders a bit of confidence after this nonstop wave of selling…
$NVDA — BUY at $155–$160. The bad news has been fully priced in. It's time to buy.
$AMD — Strong AI growth, but don't chase after the recent rally.
$TSLA — Huge long-term potential, but valuation remains a concern. Don't buy for now.
$AVGO — Buy at $325–$335
$QCOM — Buy at $165–$170
$MRVL — Buy at $154–$160
$ANET — Buy at $186–$191
$TSM — Buy at $390–$402
$MU — Don't chase after the recent rally
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After watching too many market cycles, I’ve realized one thing:The real opportunities usually show up after something has fallen and rotted.
Here’s what I’m watching on November 12:
1. $NVDA — The bad news is out. It's time to buy
Reports of CEO Jensen Huang’s personal issues and growing board pressure have rattled investors, and Wall Street is now turning on $NVDA.
Why are so many firms downgrading it this morning?
Four firms downgraded the stock this morning:
Bernstein : to Market Perform, with its price target halved to $200 from $400
Oppenheimer : to Perform, price target withdrawn
William Blair: to Market Perform
Evercore ISI : to In Line, price target $186
Five more cut their price targets:
Stifel : $205, from $315
Citi : $225, from $285
Wedbush (Dan Ives): $225, from $300
RBC : $230, from $330
BofA : $280, from $350
The reason is... leadership uncertainty is hitting harder than the fundamentals.
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$NBIS revenue surged 571% after earnings but the stock still crashed 14%+. What’s Wall Street really worried about?
The reason is...
It’s not just capacity delays and 2026 capex jumping to $27B. The bigger issue is that Jensen Huang officially resigned at almost the same time.
A neocloud player that just got a $2B investment from NVIDIA, public endorsement, and deep GPU ecosystem ties suddenly lost its biggest backer.
Soft guidance + the exit of the core figure = double hit. What do you think?
For reference, here are some of my favorite calls from just the past year:
- $NFLX at $180 → flew +300%
- $DELL at $230 → flew 150%
- $MU at $500 → flew +150%
- $SNDK at $1,000 → flew +135%
- $ZETA at $15 → flew +120%
Many will regret not following sooner.
$CRWV numbers are actually INSANE
The stock opened sharply higher today, reflecting the market’s positive reaction to the third-quarter earnings report.
Yesterday’s Earnings Recap:
• Revenue: +168% YoY.
• Backlog: $133B.
• 2028 capacity: 100% sold out so far.
• $9B in customer prepayments expected over the next 3 months.
• GPU rental prices: +30%-50% QoQ.
Demand remains incredibly strong, and the long-term investment thesis is still intact.
🚨JUST IN
$NBIS could be worth an absurd amount by 2030 if it gets anywhere close to these estimates.
$1.25B ARR by the end of 2025.
Two analyst models average $56.5B by 2030.
That’s not a small gap. That’s a completely different company.
A lot still has to go right on execution, capacity, and customer ramp, but the upside if they deliver is hard to ignore.
Most of the market is still pricing in a much slower path.