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$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ you are missing the opportunity in front of your face. I bought most of my 20k shares around the $10-$15 range. But I also have added leaps on big pullbacks. And we are in one now. This is the loading zone for the inevitable trip back to $200+ and eventually like $300+. I assume you missed purchasing AMD since $10 so you will continue down that path. I think AMD will eventually bury Intel and NVIDIA.

$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ Shorts shorted $150, thinking it would fall,Confident in their wisdom, they gave it their all.Shorts shorted $160, certain of the trend,Believing in the downturn, they bet once again.Shorts shorted $170, convinced they were right,Ignoring the market's unpredictable might.But the stock held steady, rising with the sun,Leaving the shorts wondering, "What have we done?"The market's a mystery, a game of chance and skill,Where fortunes can be made, or lost against one's will.So heed this little tale, of shorts and their plight,For in the world of stocks, nothing's black and white.

$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ I think that AMZN has built the greatest money printing machine the world has or will ever see……just watch as they open the EPS spigot more and more in the coming years ………..remember this when they are at or near a 10T mkt cap……and still considered a buy

2nd Job Report Dropped. On the eve of 4th July, US Independence Day, the 2nd jobs report dropped. The United States (US) Automatic Data Processing (ADP) Research Institute released its monthly report on US private sector job creation for June 2024 on Wed, 03 Jul 2024. Known as the ADP Employment Change, the report is released 2 days before US official Nonfarm Payroll (NFP) report. Despite random divergences in the data outcome (on & off), market regard it as an advanced indicator to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) report. A strong job creation in the private sector will likely be seen as an upcoming upbeat NFP report and vice versa. ADP June 2024. Private payroll growth edged lower in June, indicating a potential slowdown in the US labour market. Companies added 150,000 jobs, (a)

$Sea Ltd(SE)$ Sea is the leader of the pack in its home turf (which, relative to other economic loci around the world, is highly enviable turf), a behemoth of e-commerce, fintech, gaming, and logistics. I wouldn't be surprised if they one day boasted a thriving ad business, as well.They are net debt negative (with their currently-US$5.4B cash pile now growing again, having bottomed in 4Q23), and consensus has them posting an adj. EPS growth rate of 80% in FY25. Yes, I said an eighty percent growth rate in earnings.What earnings multiple are you paying for that 2025 EPS?28.5 ...No, I'm not joking. Sea is trading at 28.5x next year's adj. EPS, and it's expected to be posting a growth rate of eighty frickin' percent.The year a

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some technical analysis with you!1. $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ giving early $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ vibes? 🤔2. $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ Bezos selling and the bulls couldn't care less. 🐂 3. $E-mini S&P 500 - main 2409(ESmain)$ Pressed up against wedge resistance heading into CPI week...Classic. 😏 4.A Lesson in Volume by Price:After a bad reaction to last quarter's earnings, $Salesforce.com(CRM)$ buyers defended the most traded price (Volume PoC) since the COVID lows to the penny. 👌5. $Palantir Technologi

Reflecting on my recent investment in Apple $Apple(AAPL)$   stock, I find myself both optimistic and reassured about the decision. Apple has long been misunderstood by many on Wall Street, often viewed through the narrow lens of being primarily a smartphone manufacturer. However, this perspective fails to capture the essence and broader scope of Apple's capabilities and strategic positioning. Core Strengths and Market Position Consumer Technology Leader: Apple is not just a smartphone maker; it is the producer of some of the best and most beloved consumer technology products in the world. Its ecosystem, which includes the iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and various accessories, is designed to provide a seam

Overview: As investors closely monitor potential disruptions from Tropical Storm Beryl, oil prices have seen slight movements. With significant ports in Texas closing in anticipation of the storm, concerns about energy supply interruptions are mounting. Brent crude and U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) prices experienced minor fluctuations in early trading, reflecting the market's cautious approach to the unfolding situation. Tropical Storm Beryl's Impact on Texas Ports: The largest ports in Texas, including Corpus Christi, Houston, Galveston, Freeport, and Texas City, have been shut down in preparation for Tropical Storm Beryl. The storm is projected to strengthen into a Category 2 hurricane and make landfall between Galveston and Corpus Christi. These port closures could temporarily hal

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading analysis with you!1.High Probability $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Breakout Trade that Paid Multiple 1000% Runners 🚀Explanation below 👇TSLA had been consolidating since late January 2024, trading in a range above $167 for the past 3 months. Once TSLA moved back above $182 this helped set up for $200 again. TSLA moved to $200 on June 28th and started to break out on July 1st.I took the TSLA 205C at $4.20, and these moved to $47.32 by Friday. TSLA $200 was a key breakout level for 2024. Once TSLA reclaimed $200, this set it up for a move to $216-$224 this week. TSLA ended up running to $252.TSLA gapped up after delivery numbers on July 2nd. It opened at $218 and moved to $233 intraday. I took the TSLA 225C a

Last week, Fed’s June FOMC meeting minutes were released and revealed a more dovish economic analysis, based on recent data on inflation and labor markets. This was supported by the initial jobless claims for 29th June rising to 238k, slightly higher than the consensus of 235k, and seem to be settling at a higher range than earlier this year. Furthermore, continuing claims for week ending 22nd June rose to 1858k (vs 1832k prior), the highest since November 2021, indicative that unemployed workers find it hard to get new jobs. Besides that, composite services ISM fell to 48.8 in June, its lowest since the 2020 recession. This is the second time this year where it has fallen into contractionary territory, which is rare in its 28-year history, and a signal that the economy’s post-pandemic gro