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10 days ago, I called out $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ bottom for 2000% play. Here's 4 super AI stocks about to reverse too: The 1st is $ARM Holdings(ARM)$ Its down 46% from its all time highs $452. Without $ARM CPUs, $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ AI system can't even function. It's CPU architecture behind every AI data center's host processors and power efficiency. Look at this chart. I'd buy LEAPS for sure Jan 2028 $500 for $40. If this is too expensive try this one here: For $ARM, you can get Mar 2027 $400 calls for a swing. There 3 other super stocks super cheap are: $Marvell Technology(MRVL)$ -28% from ATH ($330 → $237) Custom AI silicon a

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ has a habit and most traders never see it. The last hour goes quiet. Sellers hit the rips. Buyers hit the dips. Price moves to one strike and closes on it. This isn't luck and this isn't "market makers who hunt your stops." This is dealer hedging. It's mechanical. You see it by 10 AM if you know what to look for Traders call it the pin. Let us explain. What the pin is Dealers hold the other side of most SPX options trades. They don't want direction risk. They hedge it, all day, automatically. When open interest collects at one strike, dealers become long gamma around it. Long gamma hedging has one rule: Price ticks up. Dealers sell futures. Price ticks down. Dealers buy futures. The largest and fastest players in the market pus

If you're bullish on the market and want a strategy that focuses more on time in the market than constant trading, this framework is worth studying. It’s built around a simple idea: use long-dated options for upside exposure, gradually shift profits into broad-market assets, and eventually let compounding do more of the work. ① Start With LEAPS 🚀 Focus on strong, large-cap names with long-term growth potential, such as: $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Apple(AAPL)$ $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ $Alphabet(GOOG)$ Ins

These 4 stocks are down 40%-60% from its highs. But, EPS keeps going up every quarter for each of them too. Here's the 4 most undervalued stocks in $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ : 1st stock is: $Fair Isaac(FICO)$ its down almost 40% right now. It has never printed a loss quarter and eps keeps accelerating. Honestly, it shouldn't even be down this year. It actually makes no sense to me. $FICO -Fiscal Q3 revenue $674M, up 26%. -GAAP EPS $10.45, up 41%. Non GAAP $12.18, up 42%. -$370M of free cash flow in a single quarter. -Platform ARR up 62% to $413M, now bigger than legacy for the first time. -Repurchased $1.96B of stock in the quarter. Yes, its very expensive this stock. So here's 3 more that are chea

$Moderna, Inc.(MRNA)$ just showed how explosive a successful cancer-vaccine catalyst can be. A $1,000 overnight options bet reportedly turned into more than $7.3M after Moderna announced a major Phase 3 win for its personalized cancer vaccine program. But here's the catch: This is an extremely high-risk game. Two cancer-vaccine Phase 3 programs have already failed in 2026, including $IOBT, which filed for Chapter 7 after missing its primary endpoint, and $IMMP, which discontinued its Phase 3 program for futility. So the next wave of catalysts could create massive winners — or wipe out years of work. Here are 5 biotech names with major clinical readouts ahead: 1. $CG Oncology Inc.(CGON)$ Oncolytic virus de

12 stocks large institutions are buying back at cheap prices. No one is even paying attention to these right now: I'd add 2-3 of these stocks right now! Which ones are you interested in the most? 1. $PayPal(PYPL)$ down ~80% Stripe and Advent bidding at 12x earnings, Venmo barely monetized. 2. $Nike(NKE)$ down ~75% Iconic brand at 52-week lows, turnaround priced as permanent decline. 3. $Uber(UBER)$ down ~22% 15x earnings, $10B free cash flow, robotaxis scaling to 15 cities. 4. $Lululemon Athletica(LULU)$ down ~77% Under 10x earnings, no debt, China growing while sentiment bottoms. 5.

When yields spike fast, $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ can crash 20% in 1 day. 6 things are pushing yields up at once. In plain terms: 1. Inflation won't fully die. University of Michigan year ahead inflation expectations rose again in August, a 5th straight month above 4%. Not good when prices are rising! 2. The government is borrowing way more than expected. The CBO just raised its deficit estimate to $2.1 trillion, $200 billion above February's figure. Total federal debt is near $39.8 trillion, and the annual interest bill now exceeds what Washington spends on Medicare or the military. 3. Oil. The Iran-Oman talks over the Strait of Hormuz have traders watching energy prices, and expensive oil feeds straight into inflation. 4. Nobody knows wha

A good entry is not about chasing price after a move has already started. The goal is to wait for price to reach an important level, confirm that buyers are stepping in, and then enter with clearly defined risk. This five-step process keeps the setup simple and gives you a structured way to approach short-term trades on the 1-minute chart. 1. Wait for the Setup The first step is to identify a meaningful support or demand zone. Wait for price to pull back into that area rather than entering while price is extended. The level should be one you have already identified before the trade begins. 2. Watch the Reaction Once price reaches support, look for evidence that sellers are losing control. A bullish rejection candle with a long lower wick or a strong close can show that buyers are defending

I haven’t seen a setup like this since $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ was trading under $20. Here is the set-up: $Netlist, Inc.(NLST)$ just signed a 5 year alliance with $Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.(SSNLF)$ . Patent cross license. Up to $750M in license fees. $1.5B in memory supply. On a $1.7B market cap. Then two days ago they filed a fresh ITC action against $Micron Technology(MU)$ $SUPER MICRO COMPUTER INC(SMCI)$ $Hewlett Packard Enterprise(HPE)$ and Lenovo. $MU is the last holdout. There's already a $445M willful infringement verdict sitting there