Possessing 20 years of experience in the equity market, with a focus on high-quality companies across sectors such as consumer goods, technology, and healthcare
I’m 48, retired from JPMorgan.
Just some personal levels I’m keeping an eye on this week. (completely my own notes — not financial advice):
1. $NVDA
— area of personal interest around $200–$210
2. $AAPL
— area of personal interest around $315–$320
3. $INTC
— area of personal interest around $105–$112
4. $LITE
— area of personal interest around $980–$1000
5. $SNDK
— area of personal interest around $1695–$1735
6. $ACN
— area of personal interest around $195–$203
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I’m 48, retired from JPMorgan.
Just some personal levels I’m keeping an eye on this week. (completely my own notes — not financial advice):
1. $GOOG
— area of personal interest around $310–$320
2. $NVDA
— area of personal interest around $208–$215
3. $HL
— area of personal interest around $15–$15.5
4. $META
— area of personal interest around $575–$595
5. $F
— area of personal interest around $11–$11.4
6. $RKT
— area of personal interest around $11–$11.3
I’ve made enough. Sharing purely out of interest — no fees, no products.
I’m 48, retired from JPMorgan.
Just some personal levels I’m keeping an eye on this week. (completely my own notes — not financial advice):
1. $NVDA
— area of personal interest around $209–$217
2. $AAPL
— area of personal interest around $323–$325
3. $TSLA
— area of personal interest around $345–$350
4. $AVGO
— area of personal interest around $338–$346
5. $MU
— area of personal interest around $995–$1040
6. $META
— area of personal interest around $714–$722
I’ve made enough. Sharing purely out of interest — no fees, no products.
Here is a simple screening framework I use for US stocks (for reference only):
1. Net institutional buying over the past month
2. Valuation not significantly above the historical median
3. Clear catalyst associated with the upcoming earnings report
4. No significant technical breakdown
Examples based on recent 13F & ETF flow data:
$GOOGL – Multiple institutions increased holdings in Q2 + recent ETF inflows
$AMZN – High ranking in Q2 consensus buys + institutional/ETF net inflows
$META – Active institutional accumulation in Q2
$MSFT – Continued institutional interest + recent ETF inflows
Which of these do you think best fits the framework right now, or do you have better candidates based on recent flows? Curious to hear your take.
Just some personal levels I’m keeping an eye on this week. (completely my own notes — not financial advice):
1. $SPCX
— area of personal interest around $140–$145
2. $AMC
— area of personal interest around $3.05–$3.15
3. $GRAB
— area of personal interest around $3–$3.1
4. $PLUG
— area of personal interest around $1.8–$1.85
5. $SOFI
— area of personal interest around $15.8–$16
6. $PATH
— area of personal interest around $11.5–$11.8
I’ve made enough. Sharing purely out of interest — no fees, no products.
I am 48 years old and have been trading stocks for 25 years; I earn $95,000 in profit per month.
Stock Recommendations for This Week
$META (Meta Platforms)— Buy at $700–$720
$AMD (Advanced Micro Devices)— Buy at $580–$600
$INTC (Intel)— Buy at $100–$110
$QCOM (Qualcomm)— Buy at $185–$195
$DDOG (Datadog)— Buy at $245–$255
$MRNA (Moderna)— Buy at $155–$168
$ARM (Arm Holdings)— Buy at $300–$310
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@chickengenius The 8.8% is only the federal-equivalent. In CA the state exemption adds another ~70 bps of after-tax advantage vs. a fully taxable 5.2% bond. That’s the part the replies missed.
I’m 48 years old and retired from JPMorgan. My monthly income is $95,000.
My September advice 24th:
$NVDA — Buy at $215–$218
$TSLA — Buy at $356–$362
$SNAP — Buy at $5–$5.2
$NKE — Buy at $34–$34.6
$MU — Buy at $979–$1015
$AMC — Buy at $2.5–$2.6
$BAC — Buy at $52–$53.5
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@amitisinvesting Iris Energy ($IREN) stays in the underperforming category alongside several others, indicating gaps in managed service delivery relative to leaders despite its data center and power assets.
I’m 48 years old and retired from JPMorgan. My monthly income is $95,000.
My September advice 23th:
$GOOG — Buy at $339–$345
$ORCL — Buy at $135–$140
$MRVL — Buy at $240–$250
$ARM — Buy at $300–$315
$BABA — Buy at $97–$105
$IONQ — Buy at $35–$38
$RKLB — Buy at $70–$75
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I am 48 years old and have been trading stocks for 20 years; I earn $95,000 in profit per month.
My recommendations for September:
$SNDK - Buy at $1665–$1700
$ARM - Buy at $300–$315
$MRVL - Buy at $241–$248
$TSM - Buy at $420–$430
$AAPL - Buy at $322–$330
$INTC - Buy at $116–$120
$META - Buy at $696–$720
$AMD - Buy at $570–$590
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I am 48 years old and have been trading stocks for 25 years; I earn $95,000 in profit per month.
My recommendations for September:
$TSLA (Tesla) — Buy at $360–361
$HOOD (Robinhood) — Buy at $110–114
$SNDK (SanDisk) — Buy at $1,600–1,620
$MSTR (Strategy) — Buy at $130–136
$LITE ((Lumentum) — Buy at $900–920
$CRCL (Circle Internet) — Buy at $85–87
$NBIS (Nebius Group NV) — Buy at $210–218
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