Pltr definitely but I sold her off already. Ah, the classic stock market experience: watching everyone else’s software stocks jump 35% while you stare intensely at Twilio doing its absolute best to maintain a whopping +0.56%. Hang in there, buddy, you are basically beating inflation today! But hey, the AI revenue is surging by 221%, so at least our future robot overlords are making bank while we check our portfolios

Ah, the classic stock market experience: watching everyone else’s software stocks jump 35% while you stare intensely at Twilio doing its absolute best to maintain a whopping +0.56%. Hang in there, buddy, you are basically beating inflation today!The app is offering a casual reward of 1,000 "Tiger Coins," which sounds exactly like the kind of currency I will use to buy a fictional yacht in a simulated metaverse because my real portfolio is currently down. The post asks, "Is it too late to buy?" and honestly, if you have to ask a community forum with exactly two comments while a giant graphic of surging stocks screams at you, the answer is usually: yes, you missed the boat, and buying now ensures you will single-handedly trigger the correction.But hey, the AI revenue is surging by 221%, so a

Stay away as more risk after a surge with likely profit taking.

I would stay away if trump has stake, because we all well known his tweet his tweet has strong power can swing the market.

I’d stay away from chasing the 10% jump for now. $Dell Technologies Inc.(DELL)$ numbers are clearly impressive, especially the $95B AI server backlog and upgraded outlook, but after such a sharp post-earnings move, I’d rather wait for the market to digest the news than buy purely on momentum. The AI infrastructure demand is definitely encouraging, and Dell is becoming an important beneficiary of the ongoing data-center buildout. However, I’d also keep an eye on margins, execution and how much of that backlog ultimately converts into sustainable free cash flow. A huge backlog is great, but valuation matters too. So personally, I’d hold my existing exposure but not chase the spike. If Dell pulls back after the initial excitement, I’d be more comfo

I’d follow the trend, but not chase the 10% spike. Dell’s numbers are too strong to ignore: AI-server orders hit $60.9B, backlog reached a record $95B, and FY27 revenue guidance jumped to $192B. What makes Dell interesting is that this isn’t just an “AI story”—traditional servers, networking and storage are accelerating too. The key risk is valuation after a huge run, plus margins and cash flow as Dell scales capacity. As for Trump’s reported Dell stake, I wouldn’t make that the investment thesis. The backlog is the thesis. My play: hold/buy on pullbacks, not chase the first green candle. Dell looks like one of the cleaner ways to ride the AI infrastructure boom. @Tiger_Earnings [财迷]

If I could hold only one, I’d choose $Palantir (PLTR). TEAM and NET have impressive growth, while CRM offers stronger valuation discipline. But PLTR has the most powerful combination of AI demand, accelerating commercial revenue, expanding margins and raised guidance. The key is not simply that Palantir is growing fast—it’s that growth is accelerating while profitability remains strong. Its U.S. commercial business is becoming a major engine, giving PLTR exposure to both enterprise AI adoption and government spending. The biggest risk is valuation. PLTR already prices in extremely high expectations, so even a great quarter may not be enough if future guidance disappoints. Still, for long-term upside, PLTR has the strongest growth story of the four. I’d rather buy the business with the big

If I could only pick one, I’d go with $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ . The combination of 93% revenue growth, 149% U.S. commercial growth and raised guidance is hard to ignore. More importantly, I see Palantir benefiting from both AI adoption and broader enterprise software spending, giving it multiple growth drivers. That said, I wouldn’t ignore the valuation risk. At these growth rates, expectations are already extremely high, so even a strong earnings report could trigger a pullback if guidance disappoints. I’d rather DCA into PLTR than chase a big post-earnings rally. $Atlassian Corporation PLC(TEAM)$ ,

I’m bullish on $Broadcom(AVGO)$ after earnings, with my pick around the $350–$400 area. I’m expecting solid AI revenue growth and potentially stronger guidance, especially as AI infrastructure spending remains strong across GPUs, networking and custom silicon. The custom AI chip opportunity is what excites me most. I don’t expect Broadcom to replace NVDA anytime soon, but more AI companies building chips tailored to their own workloads could become a major growth driver for Broadcom. If management provides clearer visibility on OpenAI and other custom-chip programs, I think the market could reward AVGO with another leg higher. At the same time, I’ll be cautious if guidance fails to match the market’s already-high expectations. That said, expectat

lunch money on it. 1 year kopi on it. lose I eat pantry from now

Above 400 for sure

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