Patience is the ultimate edge in this market. With cooler CPI and PPI prints coming through, the disinflation trend is extending – giving the Fed breathing room and supporting a constructive backdrop for long-term compounders. Short-term chip volatility or oil spikes create noise
My July tips:
• $TSLA — Stay away
• $HOOD — Skip it
• $AMD — Pass
• $MSFT — Grab at $375–$382
• $META — Snag at $590–$600
• $NVDA — Buy at $192–$198
• $RKLB — Pick up at $78–$82
• $IONQ — Get at $40–$43
@clevohero Tossing around price targets that high makes me wonder if this is based on anything solid or just wishful thinking. I've seen too many 'sure things' fizzle out.
Trump says the Iran ceasefire is done. Oil's jumping, Dow dropped 576 points. Nasdaq held up fine.
Energy stocks are finally starting to move. Keeping an eye on $XOM for a swing trade.
Not going all in yet, but the volatility's definitely back.
Retail might freak out, but sma
@charuusankar Pumping tickers like this without any fundamentals breakdown always makes me nervous. Got burned chasing hype before, so I'll pass on this basket.
Zuckerberg hinted Meta’s jumping into AI cloud biz—massive long-term play 🚀 They’ve got the users and infra to take on AWS, Azure, GCP.
Key:
• Ad cash cow funds AI push
• Cloud could be new money stream
• $META dips on rotation = buy setup
My take: Long-term con
@manmosuabc Saved a post like this last year and half those names tanked. Not saying these are bad, but timing and luck matter way more than early posting.
These US stocks had the biggest jumps this week 🚀
$NBY up 2066%
$PFSA up 1530%
$BK up 813%
$EFSH up 600%
$GOCO up 416%
Anyone here who got in before the surge?
@MayaMeesseman Curious if that TSLA level actually holds or just shakes out weak hands before earnings. Memory rotation feels like it could have legs though.
$ASTS should be $1000, but it's at $75.
$NBIS is $500, currently $220.
$AAOI: $450 potential, trading $123.
$HIMS: $100 target, now $36.
$OSCR: $50 goal, sitting at $31.
$ONDS: $20 worth, only $7.
These aren't guesses — they're real price targets. The market hasn't woke