May Recap: Nasdaq New Highs, Will Global Frenzy Carry into June?

US stocks climbed steadily through May and closed the month at fresh record highs. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ finished +5.15%, closing at 7,580 (intraday high 7,599); $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$finished +8.36%, closing at 26,972 (high 27,095); and $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$crossed 30,000 for the first time, closing at 30,333. AI/tech led again. Did you beat the index in May? A healthy bull, or a few leaders propping up a hollow top? Which direction do you favor for June?

avatar0dte enjoyer
06-05 19:47
Yes buy it right now! So low
avatarPuts puts puts
06-05 10:17
We just witnessed an historic month of gains. According to the data highlighted in image.png, US stocks climbed steadily through May to finish at fresh record highs: • The S&P 500 finished +5.15%, closing at 7,580. • The NASDAQ finished +8.36%, closing at 26,972. • The NASDAQ 100 crossed the monumental 30,000 milestone for the first time, closing at 30,333. Is it a healthy bull or a hollow top? (The [IDEA] Thesis) While the surface numbers are breathtaking, this rally presents a unique "hollow top" risk. The heavy lifting is being done almost entirely by a select group of mega-cap AI and semiconductor leaders. This concentration means the broader market isn't as robust as the indexes suggest. It isn't a bubble—because these tech giants are backing up their valuations with massive, real
avatarPluto1651
06-05 08:49
Yes, it will continue into June
avatartemu
06-05 05:52
Yurrrrrr we seemed this we see it
avatarBilly.Yu
06-04 15:07
I wonder if this will continue I hope it will .  When will it drop idk . If it drops ah well rip
avatarBilly.Yu
06-04 15:04
Hi I think it will Get to June and maybe July 
avatarBilly.Yu
06-04 15:03
Probably will If not, ah well
avatarKevinChenNYC
06-04 12:14

This year's US economic growth may even see double-digit growth...

The recent US stock market $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ is truly an unprecedented wealth-creation phenomenon. Among the four major sectors, artificial intelligence has driven two trillion-dollar IPOs, along with a large number of super-performing stocks in the memory, chip, and software/hardware markets. Ordinary employees of these companies have seen their wealth increase by at least several million dollars in just a few months, with some even seeing their company stock increase by a million dollars in a single day. Executives have become billionaires due to their skyrocketing wealth. In the US aerospace sector, many satellite, rocket,
This year's US economic growth may even see double-digit growth...
avatarjoe nging
06-04 11:36
AAPL MSFT NFLX TSLA FUTU TIGR NVDA DIS V AMZN GOGL
avatarwesfx
06-04 09:59
The standard market-cap weighted indices heavily outperformed their equal-weighted counterparts, indicating that the broader market (the remaining "493" stocks in the S&P 500) stayed relatively flat or negative while mega-caps dragged the index to record highs.
avatarshuseido
06-03 14:36
Nokia! Old guard resurrected!
avatarChinny168
06-03 11:15
This is crazy and so that's should be yours 
avatarMyrttle
06-03 10:41
$Marvell Technology(MRVL)$ amazing how these stocks came from nowhere to exploding valuations
avatarPatmos
06-03 08:33
NDQ QQQ up and away Boom the market will continue upwards based on earnings these are real fundamentals 
avatarKekemon
06-03 08:29
Yes it will. Let's go.😊
avatarPawsAndProfits
06-03 03:54

Still an extreme bull on tech? Be careful.

Disclaimer: Nothing I say or post should be considered financial advice. Please do your own due diligence before making any investment decisions. The main headlines that appeared in my email inbox today. These are analysis reports from individuals, not news. So are you still a extreme bull on technology sector, still chasing the run up even though valuations are getting ridiculously expensive, and some even do not warrant their current valuations? I remained bullish on technology stocks for the mid - long term timeline, however I also believe there is a fair valuation on every company, despite the profit they announce. I truly believe that we are approaching a phenomenom like the dot.com bubble years back. And when the sell off starts, its going to get real ugly.  @PawsAndProfit -&nbs
Still an extreme bull on tech? Be careful.
Looking at that list, the one that surprises me the most is probably Nebius (NBIS). Most investors talk about the obvious AI winners—NVIDIA, AMD, or Micron Technology—but Nebius was relatively unknown to many retail investors until recently. Its rise has been fueled by the AI infrastructure boom, data-center expansion, and major partnerships, including agreements with large tech companies. The company has been growing aggressively in AI cloud infrastructure, which explains why some investors started viewing it as a potential "picks-and-shovels" AI play. @CaptainTiger @TigerEvents @Tiger_comments
Looking at that list, the one that surprises me the most is probably Nebius (NBIS). Most investors talk about the obvious AI winners—NVIDIA, AMD, or Micron Technology—but Nebius was relatively unknown to many retail investors until recently. Its rise has been fueled by the AI infrastructure boom, data-center expansion, and major partnerships, including agreements with large tech companies. The company has been growing aggressively in AI cloud infrastructure, which explains why some investors started viewing it as a potential "picks-and-shovels" AI play. From my favorites: • NVIDIA — not surprising to me; it's still the kingmaker of AI hardware. • AMD — a bit more surprising because it has to compete directly with NVIDIA, but the AI accelerator opportunity is huge. • Micron Technology — mak
avatarECLC
06-02
Yes, surprised to see Nokia joined the leaderboard. Well remembered for its classic phone; kept Nokia 3210 for many years. Nice transition to B2B tech company.
avatartakleee
06-02
yes memory is still the fundamental with every data centre and PC needs