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Warner Bros. Discovery (NASDAQ: WBD) appears to have completed a significant long-term corrective cycle and is now showing signs of a new bullish trend. The monthly Elliott Wave chart suggests the stock finished a large 3 wave flat correction at the 2024 low near 6.64 in wave II, which now serves as the key invalidation level for the bullish outlook. Following that low, buyers stepped in aggressively and triggered a strong recovery. The reaction from this area supports the view that a major bottom is already in place and that a new impulsive cycle has begun. From the 2024 low, WBD has started to build a five-wave advance. The initial rally appears to have completed wave (1), followed by a corrective wave (2). The stock is now expected to continue higher in wave (3), which is typically the

The Nasdaq 100 ETF (QQQ) established a significant low on March 31, 2026, at $555.55. From this level, the ETF advanced in wave (1), reaching $722.03, before a corrective pullback in wave (2) concluded at $695.25. The subsequent rally unfolded as wave (3), structured as a clear impulsive Elliott Wave sequence. Within this move, wave ((i)) terminated at $706.49, followed by wave ((ii)) at $700.20. Momentum then carried wave ((iii)) to $737.60, before wave ((iv)) corrected to $725.27. The final leg, wave ((v)), extended to $748.65, completing wave 1 of the higher degree cycle. At present, QQQ is pulling back in wave 2, correcting the cycle from the May 19, 2026 low. This phase has already produced wave ((w)), which ended at $741.01, and a counter‑trend rally in wave ((x)), which peaked at $7

When I'm building my portfolio, I want to be concentrated at the stock level, but diversified at the theme level. I look for the strongest + emerging themes...think drones, software, robotics. Then I concentrate in the leaders within those themes. But at the same time, I don’t want all of my exposure tied to a single area like tech, so I diversify at the theme level by owning things like silver and copper. Gives me diversification across themes while still allowing me to stay concentrated in the highest-conviction names within each one. So...if technology starts taking a beating, metals can float my portfolio + carry the load until things settle down. Just an example, but could look something like: $Ondas Holdings Inc.(ONDS)$ = drone theme

One of the best ways to find the next big winner is to look for stocks with blowout earnings. Some of the biggest earnings winners in Q1: $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ +620.15% $Rackspace Technology(RXT)$ +470.41% $Hyliion Holdings Corp.(HYLN)$ +307.49% $Wolfspeed Inc.(WOLF)$ +275.06% $DigitalOcean Holdings, Inc.(DOCN)$ +271.09% $Dell Technologies Inc.(DELL)$ +228.83% $Vishay Precision(VPG)$ +226.64% $Bloom Energy Corp(BE)$ +221.71%

The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ closed at 7,584.3 (+0.4%) after bouncing from the confluence zone of the 7,520 weekly level and the 7,515 daily level. The first validation of the bounce came at 10:00 AM with the recovery of the 7,534 daily level, followed by a move over the 7,559 central weekly level around 11:00 AM, establishing a bullish milestone that was consolidated when the central daily level of 7,570 held for the remainder of the day. These key levels were highlighted in yesterday’s Market Update (access here), alongside the potential bounce for $Alphabet(GOOG)$ and $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ . Both tech giants validated the bearish setups anticipated in the Weekly Compa

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Today’s chart is one for tomorrow’s history books. It shows US households running the highest allocation to equities on record (and [as a result] the stockmarket trading at record high valuations). This is the type of shift you see only once in a generation, and it means a fundamental change in market structure with significant implications for the economy, politics, and the forward looking risk vs return outlook. But to be fair, with the S&P500 gaining more than 10x off the March 2009 lows — it’s an entirely understandable development! And even though it got this way for very logical reasons (strong earnings growth, waves of tech disruption, low interest rates, passive flows), it’s important to acknowledge that this is not normal and we live in highly unusual times. Investor confidenc

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$Roundhill Memory ETF(DRAM)$ when it's cheap, hold until my target of $200+ possibly $300. Here's what ETF holds: SK Hynix (~26%) — World's #1 HBM memory supplier to AI data centers Samsung (~22%) — Memory giant powering servers, smartphones, and AI infrastructure $美光科技(MU)$ (~25% combined exposure) — America's memory champion benefiting from AI demand Kioxia — Leading NAND flash storage manufacturer $闪迪(SNDK)$ — Consumer & enterprise storage solutions Seagate — Hard drives and AI data storage Western Digital — Storage infrastructure for hyperscalers Why I like it: AI factories need memory HBM demand is exploding Supply remains constrained Memory pricing is ris