$AMD 20261218 570.0 CALL$ Bought back my Covered call[Happy] [Happy] [Happy] Setting a goal for Jul 2026: to collect more than $3,000 in premium (including premiums paid to close the options). June 2026: $1,721 Jul 2026 - Collected to date: $14,272
$CRM VERTICAL 260731 CALL 182.5/CALL 187.5$ Rolled down my strike price Setting a goal for Jul 2026: to collect more than $3,000 in premium (including premiums paid to close the options). June 2026: $1,721 Jul 2026 - Collected to date: $15,508
$DUOL 20260807 110.0 PUT$ Naked put - hope expire worthless Setting a goal for Jul 2026: to collect more than $3,000 in premium (including premiums paid to close the options). June 2026: $1,721 Jul 2026 - Collected to date: $23,069
$Corning(GLW)$ When Corning ($GLW) pulled back, I didn't see it as a reason to panic. Instead, I saw an opportunity to average down my position. My investment approach has always been to increase exposure when I believe the long-term fundamentals remain intact but the market becomes overly focused on short-term concerns. For me, price volatility creates opportunities, not reasons to abandon quality companies. One of the biggest reasons I remain confident in Corning is its growing role in AI infrastructure. While many investors focus on AI chips, data centers also require high-speed optical connectivity, specialty glass, and advanced materials to support the explosion of data traffic. Corning is a key supplier in these areas, and I believe dema
$P’s Recovery Trade Is Back, But $76 Holds the Key
$Everpure(P)$ $Everpure (P) Rockets +8.39%: Data Center Dynamo Powers Past Resistance, $93 Target in Sight 📈 Latest Close Data: Everpure ($P) closed at $75.06 on July 31, 2026, a massive surge of +8.39% (+$5.81). The stock decisively rebounded from recent lows, though it remains -25.4% below its 52-week high of $100.59. Core Market Drivers: 🚀 The stock exploded as the storage sector staged a fierce recovery rally. The surge was fueled by 5-day capital inflows turning sharply positive, climaxing at $10.87M on July 29, coinciding with a notable drop in short volume ratio to 13.52%. The recovery is attributed to renewed AI infrastructure demand and a sector-wide snapback after a brutal July sell-off. Technical Analysis: 📊 The rebound is technically sign
$3D Systems(DDD)$ $3D Systems (DDD) +8.87%: 3D Printing Pioneer Rebounds Sharply, Bulls Eye $3.06 Resistance 🚀 Latest Close Data: DDD closed at $2.70, surging +8.87% with a notable intraday high of $2.73. While still down 34% from its 52-week high of $4.12, the price has recovered significantly from the recent support near $2.16. Core Market Drivers: The stock is rebounding after a period of heavy dilution fears, following a recent upsized share offering priced at $3.05. The strong bounce suggests the market is absorbing the supply and refocusing on the company's restructuring potential and its $4.41B market cap valuation in the industrial tech sector. Technical Analysis: Volume exploded to 269.45M, with a volume ratio of 1.60, signaling huge insti
$INTC +11.30% Monster Rally, AI Turnaround Sparks Intel Revival
$Intel(INTC)$ $Intel Corp (INTC) Surged +11.30% on Massive Volume, Reclaiming $91 After Strong Earnings Beat 💥 Latest Close Data: 🚀 INTC just skyrocketed +11.30% to close at $91.13. This explosive move decisively breaks a multi-day downtrend, though the stock remains -35.9% below its 52-week high of $142.35. Core Market Drivers: 💡 The surge follows a powerful earnings beat driven by its AI-focused strategy, as highlighted by market commentary on July 24. The conference call optimism extinguished the prior post-earnings sell-off, triggering a massive short-squeeze and “FOMO” buying. The narrative has decisively shifted from legacy chip struggles to a turnaround story fueled by robust data center and foundry demand. Technical Analysis: 📊 The volume
$MSFT Adds $60B in One Day: AI Cloud Dominance Sparks Massive Breakout
$Microsoft(MSFT)$ $Microsoft (MSFT) Soars +15.51%: AI Cloud Kingpin Crushes Estimates, $470 Breakout Eyed 📊 Latest Close Data: MSFT skyrocketed +15.51% to $451.10, a massive $60.56 single-day surge. The price exploded from yesterday’s $390.54 close, breaking well above immediate resistance but still 18.8% off its 52-week high of $555.45. ⚡ Core Market Drivers: The explosion was triggered by a blockbuster fiscal Q4 earnings beat. Revenue hit $90.0B (vs. $87.62B expected) and adjusted EPS soared to $4.74 (vs. $4.24 expected). The rally was ignited by Azure’s staggering 43% growth, hailed by analysts as the "best barometer" for enterprise AI demand. Additionally, the company slashed its 2026 capex guidance from $190B to $175B, massively easing margin
$Micron Technology(MU)$ $Micron Technology, Inc.(MU)+18.36% Explosive Rally: Micron Shatters Downtrend, HBM & AI Tailwinds Ignite $900+ Breakout 🚀 Latest Close Data: Micron Technology closed at $874.66, a massive surge of +18.36% (+$135.66). This violent upward thrust saw the stock slicing through previous resistance and recovering significantly from its recent lows, though it remains below its 52-week high of $1,255.00. Core Market Drivers: The explosive move is fueled by a potent mix of extreme short-squeeze dynamics and structural AI demand. After a brutal July sell-off where the stock was deeply oversold, massive capital rotation back into semiconductors ignited a fierce rally. Micron’s commanding position in HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) for
V-Shaped Reversal or U-Shaped Recovery? What Today’s AI Rebound Is Really Telling Us
After several brutal sessions, global technology stocks finally staged a powerful rebound. The Nasdaq rose 2.8%, while Microsoft’s post-earnings surge helped lift AI chips, cloud stocks and data-center names across the board. The move became even more dramatic in Asia. South Korea’s KOSPI jumped sharply, with Samsung Electronics and SK hynix surging as investors rushed back into semiconductor names. Taiwan’s market also rebounded strongly, led by TSMC. At first glance, this looks like a classic V-shaped reversal. But the more important question is: Has the correction really ended, or is the market only beginning a longer U-shaped repair process? Why did the rebound happen so quickly? The first reason is earnings. Microsoft showed that AI spending can already translate into cloud revenue, p