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When it comes to self-driving technology, $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ often dominates the conversation, but there’s one company that could give Elon Musk a run for his money: Waymo. The $Alphabet(GOOG)$-owned robotaxi developer has been quietly but steadily establishing itself as a leader in autonomous vehicle (AV) technology, and its latest announcement—to begin testing in Tokyo, its first international destination—cements its ambition to expand beyond the U.S. In my opinion, Tesla has the potential to dominate the U.S. robotaxi or self-driving market in the long term. However, at this moment, Waymo seems to be winning the race, and these two companies could become fierce competitors. Why Waymo’s Tokyo Expansio

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ has once again captivated Wall Street, surging to an all-time high of $429.30 in intraday trading. The stock has climbed a staggering 64% since Donald Trump’s election victory, with November alone delivering a 38% rally—its best month since January 2023. While some may argue that the stock is overvalued, the momentum is undeniable, and the bullish chart setup suggests there may still be more upside. However, I remain cautious given the lofty expectations baked into Tesla’s valuation. The “Trump bump” is a key factor behind Tesla’s latest rally. Elon Musk’s vocal support for Donald Trump and his role in the pro-Trump campaign effort have bolstered Tesla’s appeal among a broader audience. According to filings, Musk invested $277

$Apple(AAPL)$ continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience and innovation in 2024, with its stock up over 30% year-to-date. Even amidst widespread concerns about slowing sales growth, Apple’s recent developments in artificial intelligence (AI) and chip design show that the company is far from complacent. Here’s why I believe Apple remains a compelling investment, even at its elevated valuation. The Apple Intelligence logo The launch of ChatGPT integration with Siri in the iOS 18.2 update marks a pivotal moment in Apple’s AI strategy. Apple Intelligence, the company’s suite of AI-powered features, is becoming a cornerstone of its ecosystem. This ChatGPT integration, leveraging OpenAI’s GPT-4o model, enhances Siri’s capabilities by answering compl

In my previous article Why SNOW’s Post-Earnings Setup Looks Like a Bullish Opportunity, I laid out a detailed trade plan for $Snowflake(SNOW)$, targeting a bullish swing trade driven by technical signals and solid fundamentals. The trade centered around a breakout above the $175 resistance level, with a target price of $187. Here's how the trade unfolded and the lessons learned along the way. Snippet of trade plan from article posted on 11-26 Execution and Exit The trade unfolded exactly as planned. Snowflake’s share price broke above $175 daily close, triggering my entry. The momentum carried the price higher, reaching my target price of $187 during premarket trading. I exit

Feeling incredibly thankful this Thanksgiving, not just for the turkey on the table but also for an 81.64% P&L this month! Grateful for the explosive growth in $ProShares UltraPro QQQ(TQQQ)$, $MARA Holdings(MARA)$, $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$, and $2X BITCOIN STRATEGY ETF(BITX)$ that made this possible. It’s been a month of calculated risks paying off, and I couldn’t be more appreciative of the opportunities the market continues to provide. Here’s to staying disciplined, focused, and thankful for every win—big or small. Wishing everyone a season of gratitude and success in their portfolios!

$Dell Technologies Inc.(DELL)$ has been a key player in the tech industry for decades, and its recent focus on AI infrastructure places it in a promising position for the future. While its Q3 earnings report disappointed the market, leading to a sharp after-hours drop, I see this as a potential opportunity to start building a position. Here's why I believe Dell's long-term AI narrative remains intact, and why the current price levels are attractive for accumulation. Earnings Recap: Strong Growth in AI, Weak Guidance Weighs on Sentiment Dell's Q3 results showed clear strength in its AI-driven segments, but cautious guidance overshadowed the positives: Earnings per Share (EPS): Adjusted EPS came in at $2.15, beating estimates of $2.06. Revenue: $24.

$Snowflake(SNOW)$ delivered solid Q3 earnings, reinforcing its growth trajectory as a leader in the AI-powered Data Cloud space. Despite strong fundamentals, the stock has encountered resistance at $175 in the three trading days following its earnings announcement. This setup presents an intriguing opportunity for a bullish swing trade, provided certain conditions are met. Snowflake’s Q3 results underline its ability to maintain impressive growth metrics in a competitive market: Product Revenue: $900.3 million, up 29% year-over-year, reflecting strong demand for its enterprise data solutions. Net Revenue Retention Rate: 127%, demonstrating its ability to expand within its existing customer base. Large Customer Growth: 542 customers with over $1 mi

$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ once again delivered stellar earnings, reaffirming its position as the undisputed leader in AI-driven computing. The company continues to capitalize on surging demand for AI infrastructure, boasting record revenue across key segments. Yet, despite the solid beat and guidance, the stock’s typical post-earnings volatility makes me cautious about jumping in immediately. Nvidia reported record-breaking revenue of $35.1 billion for Q3 2024, reflecting a 17% sequential growth and an astounding 94% increase year-over-year. The numbers are impressive across the board: Data Center Revenue: $30.8 billion, up 17% from Q2 and up 112% year-over-year. This growth highlights the explosive demand for Nvidia's AI and machine learning solutions.

$Intuit(INTU)$ has been trading in a well-defined consolidation range between $599 and $675 for several months, frustrating traders like me looking for a clear breakout or breakdown. Going into its earnings announcement, the stock appeared poised for a bullish move, breaking out of $675 on optimism. However, the mixed earnings report has brought the price back into its familiar range, illustrating the unpredictability of earnings as catalysts and reinforcing the value of patience in trading. Intuit CEO Sasan Goodarzi Intuit’s Earnings Intuit’s fiscal Q1 results were solid, with beats on both top and bottom lines: Earnings per Share: Adjusted EPS of $2.50, above the $2.35 expected. Revenue: $3.28 billion, exceeding the $3.14 billion consensus estim

$Target(TGT)$ recent earnings miss and subsequent 20% drop in share price may appear to signal trouble, but for options traders like me, this sharp move could present a lucrative opportunity. While the retailer’s earnings disappointment raises legitimate concerns, it also creates an interesting setup for a potential put-selling strategy — but only after allowing the price to stabilize. Target’s Earnings Miss Target’s Q3 results fell short of Wall Street’s expectations, marking its biggest earnings miss in two years. Earnings per share came in 20% below consensus estimates, with revenue also missing forecasts for the first time since August 2023. Here are the key points from the report: Profit Guidance Cut: Target slashed its full-year adjusted earn