Nick Job

Daily Stock Market Commentary. Both Long/Short Ideas. Mostly Technical Analysis.

[Nick Job @v472588]

I’m 60 years old and used to work at JPMorgan Chase. My monthly income is $230,000.

My September advice 11th:

$AAPL
(Apple) — buy
$LITE
(Lumentum) — Don’t buy
$META
(Meta Platforms) — Don’t buy
$PLTR
(Palantir) — Buy at $150–$156
$QCOM
(Qualcomm) — Buy at $170–$175
$ARM
(Arm Holdings) — Buy at $245–$250
$MU
(Micron Technologys) — Buy at $950–$958

People ask, Why don’t you charge? I’ve made enough. Sharing is my passion, that’s why I post for free.

[Nick Job @v472588]

Dip Levels I’m Watching
I’m not saying these pullbacks will happen. But if the market gives us these levels, they could become interesting areas to watch for long-term buyers.

$NBIS — Watching near $200

$PLTR — Watching near $140

$SPCX — Watching near $130

$BE — Watching near $220

$SKHY — Watching near $150

$DELL — Watching near $450

$MU — Watching near $940

$AAPL — Watching near $300

$TSLA — Watching near $330

Not every dip should be bought immediately. The key is to watch the price, check the company’s fundamentals, and build positions gradually.

If these levels come, I believe they may offer better risk-to-reward opportunities than chasing stocks after big rallies.

Which of these stocks do you currently hold? Let’s discuss.

For educational purposes only. Not financial advice. Always do your own research and manage risk.

[Nick Job @v472588]

I’m only going to say this once:

For investors with a long time horizon, broad market pullbacks can create opportunities that are easy to miss when fear dominates the headlines.

The market rarely makes investing feel comfortable at the moments when long-term opportunities are most attractive. When prices fall, sentiment turns negative, analysts reduce targets, and investors begin to question companies they were eager to own only weeks earlier.

But major wealth is rarely built by chasing stocks at record highs.

It is built by identifying strong businesses, managing risk, and accumulating positions when high-quality companies trade below what their long-term potential may justify.

$AMD remains one of the most important semiconductor companies in AI, data centers, high-performance computing, and advanced chips. Short-term price weakness does not erase its long-term relevance.

$BE is positioned in the distributed energy and fuel-cell space, where long-term demand for resilient power and cleaner energy infrastructure could remain significant.

$ZETA operates in data-driven marketing and artificial intelligence. If its platform continues to scale, short-term volatility may eventually look like an opportunity rather than a threat.

$MRVL is deeply connected to the AI infrastructure cycle through networking, data-center connectivity, custom silicon, and semiconductor solutions.

$NOW remains a major enterprise software platform, with long-term exposure to workflow automation, cloud adoption, and AI-enabled productivity.

$NBIS is building AI cloud and computing infrastructure at a time when global demand for GPU capacity and data-center resources continues to expand.

$NVDA remains one of the central companies in the AI revolution. Its stock will experience volatility, but the long-term demand for accelerated computing, AI software, and data-center infrastructure is difficult to ignore.

The key is not to assume that every declining stock is automatically cheap. Some companies fall because their business outlook has weakened. The opportunity is to distinguish between a broken stock and a broken business.

The Long-Term Mindset
A pullback can be a buying opportunity when:

The company still has durable competitive advantages.

Revenue, margins, and free cash flow remain healthy.

The long-term growth thesis remains intact.

The investor has adequate liquidity and a multi-year time horizon.

Position sizes are sensible and diversified.

Purchases are made gradually instead of all at once.

For investors under 40, time can be one of the greatest advantages. A longer investment horizon may allow more time for quality businesses to recover from market volatility, execute on their strategy, and compound earnings.

Do not confuse volatility with permanent loss.

Do not let fear force you to sell a strong business without reviewing the underlying fundamentals.

And do not risk money needed for housing, emergencies, debt obligations, or near-term goals.

The market may remain volatile. Prices may decline further before they recover. But disciplined investors who focus on business quality, valuation, diversification, and patience are often better positioned than those who wait for the headlines to feel safe again.

This is not financial advice. Do your own research, understand the risks, and invest only according to your personal financial situation and risk tolerance.

[Nick Job @v472588]

My September Stock Investment Outlook

At 60, I approach stock investing with a different perspective than I did earlier in my career. Having previously worked at JPMorgan, I have seen how markets can reward patience, discipline, and sound risk management—and how quickly overconfidence can turn into losses. With a monthly income of approximately $230,000, my objective is not simply to chase the highest possible return. It is to compound capital responsibly, protect purchasing power, and maintain enough liquidity and flexibility for both opportunities and unexpected events.

Buying
$SOUN
now is similar to buying
$NVDA
at $25 Buying
$ASTS
now is similar to buying
$TSLA
at $45 Buying
$IONQ
now is similar to buying
$PLTR
at $20 Buying
$RKLB
now is similar to buying
$AMZN
at $40 Buying
$JOBY
now is similar to buying
$AAPL
at $35 Buying
$QUBT
now is similar to buying
$MSFT
at $50 Buying
$RGTI
now is similar to buying
$GOOG
at $60 Buying
$QBTS
now is similar to buying
$META
at $90 Patience pays. Compounding in this sector could be massive these names are positioned to become the next generation of market leaders. Bookmark this post and stay tuned for my upcoming alerts.

[Nick Job @v472588]

I’m 60 years old and used to work at JPMorgan Chase. My monthly income is $230,000.

My September advice 9th:

$SNDK
(SanDisk) — Don’t buy
$LITE
(Lumentum) - Don't buy
$AMZN
(Amazon) — Buy at $245–$252
$INTC
(Intel) - Buy at $92-$98
$TSLA
(Tesla) - Buy at $355-$365
$NBIS
(NEBIUS) - Buy at $235-$242
$RKLB
(Rocket Lab) - Buy at $55-$62
$UUUU
(Energy Fuels) — Buy at current price
$TTD
(The Trade Desk) — Buy at current price

People ask, Why don’t you charge?
I’ve made enough. Sharing is my passion ,that’s why I post for fre.

[Nick Job @v472588]

Donald Trump is at it again.

He keeps recommending stocks that can help you get rich.

Here is the performance of his past recommendations so far:
$INTC
(Entry price: $15) → +600% gain
$DELL
(Entry price: $72) → +627.78% gain
$MU
(Entry price: $83) → +1,124.10% gain

Stocks he is currently recommending include:
$MP
(Current price: $56.32)
$IREN
(Current price: $47.42)
$USAR
(Current price: $17.86)

"Let me tell you how to make money: get into magnets (rare earth/magnetic materials)."

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[Nick Job @v472588]

Today's Analysis

$MU
from $73.37 → $1,025.25（+1297%）
$INTC
from $18.37 → $104.84（+471%）
$SNDK
from $34.55 → $1,796.53（+5100%）
$NVDA
from $88.02 → $225.98（+157%）
$TSLA
from $217.81 → $366.70（+68%）
$BE
from $18.43 → $281.16（+1425%）
$NBIS
from $22.40 → $247.83（+1007%）
$AMD
from $85.15 → $508.23（+497%）

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[Nick Job @v472588]

A month ago, I gave you:

$MU
from $786 to $1,016 (+29.26%)

$MRVL
from $180 to $223 (+23.89%)

$SPCX
from $106 to $147 (+38.68%)

$DELL
from $397 to $524 (+31.99%)

$BE
from $194 to $252 (+29.90%)

$NBIS
from $184 to $226 (+22.83%)

$SKHY
from $139 to $177 (+27.34%) Next alert dropping soon! If you are not following us with notifications turned on, you might miss our next alerts.

[Nick Job @v472588]

Today's Analysis

$TSLA
(Tesla) → $354 Must buy
$AXTI
(AXT Inc) → $319 Must buy
$SPCX
(SpaceX) → $61 Must buy
$BE
(Bloom Energy) → $252 Must buy
$AVGO
(Broadcom) → $357 Must buy
$LULU
(Lululemon Athletica) → $100 Must buy
$MRVL
(Marvell Technology) → $223 Must buy I often get asked why I don’t turn this into paid content, but for me, sharing stock information is just a hobby. I’m not financially struggling, so I choose to share it for free.

[Nick Job @v472588]

1 year ago
$BE
was $20 → ripped 1800% to $351 Here are 13 stocks still under $20 with the exact same Al setup: 1.
$POET

$7.92 - Optical interposers for Al data centers 2.
$LAES
$2.42 - Post-quantum security chips 3.
$TE
$4.60 - Only US-owned solar cell fab 4.
$KEEL
$3.47 - Bitcoin miner turning Al power landlord 5.
$SATL
$4.64 - Owns the satellites, defense demand exploding 6.
$ONDS
$7.62 - Counter-drone defense 7.
$ACHR
$5.76 - Bought Boeing's drone unit 8.
$SMR
$9.70 - Only NRC-approved SMR, Al needs baseload 9.
$GILT
$10.12 - Ground terminals for every constellation 10.
$SPIR
$11.98 - NOAA privatizing weather data 11.
$GLXY
$26.33 - Crypto funding gigawatt Al data center 12.
$BKSY
$20.50 - Gen 3 satellites live 13.
$AEVA
$15.69 - Lidar pivoting to Al co packaged optics Bookmark this. Which one are you watching? Like and follow this post. I'll privately share the next stock on my radar, including the entry level I'm waiting for. Click the Telegram link in my bio, or head to the comments to get quality stock picks with strong future potential.

[Nick Job @v472588]

I’m 60 years old and used to work at JPMorgan Chase. My monthly income is $230,000. My September advice:
$NFLX
(Netflix) — Don’t buy
$BABA
(Alibaba) — Don’t buy
$AVGO
(Broadcom) — Don’t buy
$SPCX
(SpaceX) — Buy at $135–$140
$BE
(Bloom Energy) — Buy at $223–$228
$DELL
(DellTechnologies) — Buy at $503–$518
$MU
(Micron Technologys) — Buy at $940–$946 People ask: “Why don’t you charge?” The truth is, I’ve made enough. Sharing is my passion — that’s why I post for free.