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09-08

$VanEck Semiconductor ETF(SMH)$ You cannot possibly hope to be ahead when the chips are up if you are not investing when they are down. Continue to DCA into chips so that I can be ahead when it goes up💪

$VanEck Semiconductor ETF(SMH)$ You cannot possibly hope to be ahead when the chips are up if you are not investing when they are down. Continue to...

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TOPcheerio: Been DCAing SMH since last year and the setup still looks tight. TSMC and Nvidia capacity feels undersupplied for the next few years 💪

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Ben Tiger

09-07

August 2026 delivered resilient gains amid geopolitical noise, sticky inflation, and a hawkish Fed pivot under Chair Kevin Warsh. September calls for balanced positioning: stay invested in the AI/energy infrastructure complex while rotating toward financials, industrials, and selective value for better risk-adjusted returns.** August Reflection: Strength Despite Headwinds Major US indices finished positive. The S&P 500 rose ~2.7%, Nasdaq ~4%, and Dow ~1.5%—the best August for the S&P and Nasdaq since 2021. Energy led large-cap sectors (~+7%), extending its strong 2026 run (YTD gains approaching 40-45% in some measures). Technology/software and AI-linked names also contributed, while utilities and some rate-sensitive areas lagged. Key drivers: - Strong Q2 earnings (blended S&P g

August 2026 delivered resilient gains amid geopolitical noise, sticky inflation, and a hawkish Fed pivot under Chair Kevin Warsh. September calls f...

# 🎁 Write & Win | $100 Oil: Who Wins, Who Loses?

TOPzippyloo: Warsh staying hawkish long enough to tame inflation is the shaky part. Energy-led inflation usually breaks something first, and broad equity multiples still look too comfortable lol

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09-08

US Stock Market Rally Delayed the Correction, But the Risks Behind It Have Not Gone Away

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ $SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF Trust(DIA)$ $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ $iShares Russell 2000 ETF(IWM)$ The U.S. stock market closed August with a stronger-than-expected performance. Expectations of a potential breakthrough between the United States and Iran regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, combined with strong earnings from major technology companies, helped the market maintain a relatively solid

US Stock Market Rally Delayed the Correction, But the Risks Behind It Have Not Gone Away

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09-07

$Docusign(DOCU)$ Docusign rise after reporting upbeat financial results and raised its fiscal 2027 revenue outlook.

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09-08

SOXL Rallied 5.34% on Nvidia's Earnings, Its Own Risk Score Just Got Worse

📊 This Week's Recap & Outlook $Direxion Daily Semiconductors Bull 3x Shares(SOXL)$ From last week's opening report to this week's daily coverage, here's how the SPR cycle for SOXL actually played out — and what it means going forward. All reports are published at pretiming.report. A note before the recap: this batch included the opening Weekly report, two Daily reports (Aug 31 and Sep 01), and the closing Weekly report — Daily write-ups for Sep 02–04 weren't part of this set. Where those three sessions matter to the story, this recap draws only on the closing Weekly's own account of them and on simple arithmetic between the two closing prices we do have, not on invented daily figures. SOXL's week produced a genuinely strong number on the surfa

SOXL Rallied 5.34% on Nvidia's Earnings, Its Own Risk Score Just Got Worse

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ilovemoneymoney

09-08

$BlackBerry(BB)$ keep getting lesser ...

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ilovemoneymoney

09-08

$SNDL 20270115 2.0 CALL$ very hard to close ...

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Feijoa8025

09-08

$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ I had bought and sold $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ in a few occasions. I’m bullish on Meta Platforms (META) over the next 12–24 months, but I would expect significant volatility. At around $617, META looks considerably more attractive than it did near its ~$796 high. Why I like META 1. The core advertising business is still very strong. Q2 2026 revenue reached $60.8B, up 28% YoY. Ad impressions increased 14% and average ad price increased 12%—a very healthy combination. 2. AI is already improving the advertising engine. This is important: Meta isn’t simply spending billions hoping AI eventually pays off. Its AI recommendation and advertising systems are improv

$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ I had bought and sold $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ in a few occasions. I’m bullish on Meta Platforms (META) over the n...

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TOPAlanBright: 23x earnings with 28% revenue growth puts PEG under 1, that is the cleaner bull case here. Meta still screens cheaper than Amazon on that basis

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Bobby Banana

09-08

$Micron Technology(MU)$ Yes — MU is moving again, and this rally looks more fundamental than just momentum. 🔥 What’s driving Micron now? The biggest development is the memory supply squeeze. DRAM and NAND prices are rising sharply as AI data-centre demand competes for capacity. Recent industry estimates suggest DRAM prices could rise around 50% this quarter, with NAND potentially up about 60%. More importantly, Micron is planning to nearly double HBM production capacity to ~100,000 wafers/month by the end of 2026. HBM is the high-margin memory required by AI accelerators. And this isn’t a small recovery: Micron’s FY2026 Q3 revenue reached $41.46B, with net income of $28.24B. 📈 The really interesting part Micron has already risen enormously, so norma

$Micron Technology(MU)$ Yes — MU is moving again, and this rally looks more fundamental than just momentum. 🔥 What’s driving Micron now? The bigges...

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TOPTracccy: I’m with the AI demand angle, but the real swing factor is how cleanly that 100k wafers per month HBM ramp lands. Yield hiccups can blunt the earnings torque fast

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PeterDiCarlo

09-08

$NBIS Called the Bottom, Then the Top. Now Watch $IREN and $BE

One thing I care about more than being bullish or bearish is being objective. $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ is a good example. 📅 July 29 I identified a potential bottom. 21 days later, $NBIS had rallied roughly 90%. 📅 August 13 The chart reached a potential top, and I flipped short from a bearish Smart Money Zone. The stock later dropped about 25%. That doesn't mean I'm permanently bearish on $NBIS. If the structure turns bullish again and meets my criteria, I'll go long again. The chart decides the position. Not the narrative. And that's especially important with AI infrastructure names, where both the growth story and the valuation can move extremely fast. $NBIS remains one of the market's highest-growth neocloud names, which is exactly why I want to trade the

$NBIS Called the Bottom, Then the Top. Now Watch $IREN and $BE

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09-08

$SPY Is Coiling, $MU Holds Support, $AMD Needs 471.5 👀

Three charts I’m watching closely this week: $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ — the squeeze is getting tighter 🔥 Bollinger Bands are narrowing, which tells us volatility is being compressed. That usually doesn’t last forever. If the sequence of lower highs continues and $SPY finally comes down to the 766 gap, things could move quickly through the volume shelves. 🎯 Next support: ~754 So I’m not chasing the current range. I’m waiting for the compression to resolve and watching 766 as the first major test. $Micron Technology(MU)$ — the reset looks healthy 🧠 $MU has held its 20-week moving average after working off an overbought condition. That’s exactly the kind of reset you want to see in a strong trend. The

$SPY Is Coiling, $MU Holds Support, $AMD Needs 471.5 👀

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TRIGGER TRADES

09-08

$SPX May Have Finished Its Final Rally

Back in June, I was looking for one final W5 push higher before the larger cycle correction. We got it. Now the picture is changing. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ is starting to reverse, while the bearish SMT with $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ remains intact. More importantly, I can now count the advance in multiple ways that point to the same conclusion: The rally may be complete. That shifts my focus completely. I’m no longer looking for the next breakout. I’m watching for the reset. 🎯 Target zone: 7,200–6,900 📉 Potential correction: roughly 8–10% ⏳ Time frame: the next couple of months The interesting part is that this setup is developing as the broader market enters a much more uncertain September. Rising yields, inflation

$SPX May Have Finished Its Final Rally

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orsiri

09-06

The Uranium Monopoly’s Great Divide

Centrus Energy has become the nuclear market’s ultimate argument starter. The bulls see a strategically indispensable US fuel supplier sitting at the intersection of nuclear revival, energy security and AI’s insatiable appetite for electricity. The bears see an expensive stock whose current earnings barely justify the valuation, let alone the enormous future investors have already begun to price in. Then there is the share price. LEU closed at $173.89 on 4 September, down more than 62% from its 52-week high of $464.25. That is not a routine pullback. It is a full-scale demolition of the momentum trade. Yet the underlying strategic case has hardly been demolished with it. That disconnect is what makes Centrus so interesting now. The stock collapsed. The strategic bottleneck did not From nuc

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# 💰Stocks to watch today?(11 September）

TOPDouglasMalan: 80x earnings is rich in this rate setup, but HALEU scarcity still gives LEU more pricing power than the market wants to admit

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Shyon

09-07

I believe Jensen Huang is taking $NVIDIA (NVDA)$ from “selling shovels” to controlling the AI highway. The reported $12.9 billion Hugging Face acquisition shows Nvidia expanding beyond GPUs into AI software, models, developers and distribution. The next AI battle may be about ecosystem control, not just better chips. For the market, September 4–16 is the key window. NFP, CPI and the September FOMC could sharply shift rate and liquidity expectations. Cooler inflation and weaker employment could support tech, while sticky inflation could push yields higher and trigger a correction. After September, the potential Anthropic IPO and November 3 U.S. midterm elections

Nvidia's $12.9 Billion Hugging Face Buy: the Next 3 Months Won't Be Boring

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From selling shovels to building the highway, Jensen Huang is rewriting the rules of the AI game. Meanwhile, the market from September to November will face a pricing storm driven by three forces: macroeconomics, IPOs, and politics. I. $12.9 Billion: Buying Not Revenue, But the "Toll Booth of the AI World" On August 26, news shook the entire open-source AI community: $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ has agreed to acquire Hugging Face, the world's largest open-source AI collaboration platform, for $12.9 billion. This acquisition accelerates Nvidia's push toward full-stack AI ecosystem dominance. The drama of this deal lies in the fact that just at the end of 2025, Hugging Face had rejected a $500 million investment offer from Nvidia (at a roughly $7 billion valuatio

Nvidia's $12.9 Billion Hugging Face Buy: the Next 3 Months Won't Be Boring

I believe Jensen Huang is taking $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ from “selling shovels” to controlling the AI highway. The reported $12.9 billion Hugging Face acqui...

TOPRaymondReed: CUDA is still the real lock-in here, not just one acquisition. If developers stay sticky, Nvidia keeps the pricing power even when the chip story cools.

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09-07

Broadcom's $230B AI Vision vs. Near-Term Market Friction: Valuing Long-Term Dominance and Options Hedging Strategies

$Broadcom(AVGO)$ Broadcom Inc. (AVGO) recently presented a landmark long-term AI semiconductor revenue roadmap, projecting $58 billion in fiscal 2026, $115 billion in 2027, and an astounding $230 billion by fiscal 2028. Despite delivering stellar fiscal Q3 results—with total revenue surging 86% year-over-year to $29.59 billion and AI chip sales jumping 221% to $16.7 billion—shares fell post-earnings. This reaction highlights a sharp disconnect between Broadcom’s multi-year AI vision and the market’s immediate, reactive stance. The market’s short-term skepticism stems from four key drivers: Q4 Guidance Mismatch: Management guided Q4 revenue to ~$34.8 billion, slightly below average Wall Street estimates ($35.03B). Customer Concentration & Reven

Broadcom's $230B AI Vision vs. Near-Term Market Friction: Valuing Long-Term Dominance and Options Hedging Strategies

# Broadcom Pitches a $230B 2028 Target — Why Is the Market Only Paying for Next Quarter?

TOPpuffyxx: Bull put spread works here if you anchor it below real support. IV is doing a lot of the near-term work, while the 2028 AI ramp is the bigger reason not to get too bearish.

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09-07

My top pick from the list is $Broadcom(AVGO)$ . I’m bullish on Broadcom because its strong AI semiconductor and networking demand continues to support earnings growth, while its diversified infrastructure software business adds another layer of recurring revenue. I’ll be watching its EPS performance versus consensus closely. For me, the key is not just whether AVGO beats estimates, but whether management can maintain strong AI-related growth and provide a solid outlook for the next quarter. Among the names mentioned, AVGO is the stock I would be most comfortable holding for the longer term. I believe the combination of AI infrastructure demand, strong cash flow and earnings growth gives Broadcom an attractive risk-reward profile.

My top pick from the list is $Broadcom(AVGO)$ . I’m bullish on Broadcom because its strong AI semiconductor and networking demand continues to supp...

# 💰Stocks to watch today?(11 September）

TOPHilliton324: AVGO still looks like the cleanest long hold here. I care more about whether software integration starts showing up in the next print, because AI networking is already doing the heavy lifting

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TigerOptions

09-07

Why Record Labor Day Gasoline Prices Put Delta's Premium-Revenue Strategy Under Stress

Record US gasoline prices over the Labor Day weekend are a visible sign of the energy-cost shock already affecting airlines. Delta has demonstrated strong pricing and premium demand, but its latest quarter shows how quickly fuel can consume that revenue strength. Reuters reported on September 5 that the national gasoline average was expected near $4.03 per gallon for the holiday weekend, above the prior Labor Day record of $3.83 in 2012. Crude oil above $90, low gasoline inventories, strong refined-product exports and high refinery utilization contributed to the pressure. Reuters' September 5 energy report distinguishes the weekend estimate from a single nationwide transaction price. $Delta Air Lines(DAL)$ reported its June quarter on July 10. Adju

Why Record Labor Day Gasoline Prices Put Delta's Premium-Revenue Strategy Under Stress

# 💰Stocks to watch today?(11 September）

TOPHaydenBruce: Those loyalty, cargo and MRO gains do diversify the revenue mix, but the real stress test is fuel as a share of revenue next quarter. If fare recovery lags, that neutral setup cracks fast

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Lanceljx

09-07

I would not trim mega-caps solely because payrolls beat. The 162,000 jobs and +55,000 revisions clearly weaken the slowdown narrative, but wage growth easing to 3.1% YoY keeps this from being an unequivocally hawkish report. The more interesting signal is the muted market reaction. If such a large payroll surprise only nudges yields and rate expectations, investors may already be looking past employment towards CPI. Strong growth can support earnings, but high-duration mega-caps remain vulnerable if inflation forces yields another leg higher. For me, CPI is the deciding catalyst. A benign print could turn strong payrolls into a soft-landing positive. A hot print would create the more dangerous combination: resilient growth, sticky inflation and higher-for-longer rates. I would hold quality

I would not trim mega-caps solely because payrolls beat. The 162,000 jobs and +55,000 revisions clearly weaken the slowdown narrative, but wage gro...

# Brent, WTI Both Top $100 — Can U.S. Stocks Hold Until CPI Cools?

TOPJustinCooper: Muted reaction probably also means CPI vol was already priced in, so the payroll surprise got partially absorbed. Wage growth at 3.1% is still the cleaner tell here

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Lanceljx

09-07

I would wait for Micron rather than chase Friday’s memory rally. The sector’s fundamentals remain attractive, but Friday’s moves were unusually strong relative to the broader market. Micron closed above $1,000 after gaining 6.1%, while SanDisk jumped 11.9%. At these valuations, good news is increasingly priced in. September 30 matters more. Micron’s results should tell us whether AI-driven HBM/DRAM demand, pricing and margins are still accelerating. Meanwhile, the Taiwan labour dispute is a genuine tail risk: unions representing nearly 10,000 workers are considering strike action, and Taiwan is Micron’s largest manufacturing base. I would not short the momentum, but I would not chase it either. Passive flows can push prices higher temporarily; earnings ultimately have to validate them. I w

I would wait for Micron rather than chase Friday’s memory rally. The sector’s fundamentals remain attractive, but Friday’s moves were unusually str...

# Two Sessions Undid Friday's Rally: Memory Supercycle Over?

TOPzaza10: That Taiwan labor risk could matter more than Friday's pop. If nearly 10,000 workers are involved, the call better quantify any Q4 capacity hit.

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Why Oracle's Next Earnings Must Reconcile AI Backlog With Its Funding Bill

$Oracle(ORCL)$ reports fiscal first-quarter results after the September 10 close. The central question is no longer whether demand exists for its cloud infrastructure. It is whether the company can convert AI contracts into revenue and cash quickly enough to justify the capital required to build data-centre capacity. Oracle ended fiscal 2026 with $67.4 billion of revenue, up 17%, while GAAP EPS increased 34% to $5.83 and adjusted EPS rose 27% to $7.63. Oracle's official financial summary establishes the growth base. The company has scheduled its September 10 release and webcast for 4 p.m. Central Time, according to Oracle's earnings announcement. The bullish case is that Oracle occupies a differentiated position between hyperscale cloud providers

Why Oracle's Next Earnings Must Reconcile AI Backlog With Its Funding Bill

# 💰Stocks to watch today?(11 September）

TOPglimmzy: Multicloud matters more than convenience here. It gives enterprises workload flexibility and cost leverage, which is why ORCL's order visibility probably stays better than bears think 👀

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