Cloud computing and the infrastructure necessary for these companies to farm/hold data is looking to gain strong long term potential imho. I don't see this as a fly-by, quick burn project. Highly integrative technologies are becoming woven into the very real fabric of our day to day, seamlessly almost. From our internet browsers, to our mobile phones, iot's, to education, retail, defence, and medical/pharma, energy even - there is no future proofing from AI tech, cloud services/memory chip, integrated infrastructure and services. And the tech race to fully integrate AI into them has come to a fraction of it's potential and capability. Companies are raising hundreds of millions to get a piece of the market and make history as we see all of this unfold from a fairly abstract computer enginee

Lot a noise in this market at the moment and I predict for a while to come. News of new data centre infrastructure sites, ready to sell to the next set of companies expanding out (after a short contraction). Memory stocks are a little ethereal to me, in that the whole idea is so vastly beyond the scope of what the AI boom can even translate. I'm wondering how infrastructure is keeping up (relatively), and what our world will look like if crypto &/or blockchain technologies are given room to expand also. Then technologies which may make cell towers defunct with interspace tech giving sat-fi or something like wi-fi next gen, another quiet achiever. AI is here, it's becoming part of everyday life, reaching into all aspects of our day to day. Memory stocks are vital to tracking, memorising

I speculated under 5% bullish with $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  and earnings night. For some reason, despite a fairly healthy financial outlook and exceeding it's own expectations - Tesla isn't at the stock price where given the EV market data and a robust analysis, shpuld be imho. Perhaps all the AI data centre/memory chips noise is stealing some of $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  thunder. Tough. I still invest in Tesla because of all the reasons I've said in previous posts. The long term outlook is healthy and strong given BYD it's only real competitor in the EV pool. A bit of time in the shade will keep Tesla humble and out of unsteady 15-mins-of-fame territory, and I back that after the robota

Mine didn't spin but was on $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ which I do have in my portfolio, although I did sell some shares months ago, following Cathie Wood's move. I then decided to HODL until the price reflects the recent news and data. Plus - it's a pretty resillient Company. It's still the front runner for the EV market too imho.

Hmmm, zero problems. 100% happiness? I'm a part Chinese, part Irish, Australian so forgive my faux pas with traditional "uh oh's". I am already abundant, rich beyond $'s, and have the luck of the Irish too! This year I know my seeds will grow. The grass is green where you water it. I stay humble, grounded and focused on manifesting wealth. I stay appreciative. I grow with my sucess. I stay happy. #goalsetinstepwithmypath

Replying to @Legengary:I'll swap you! Haha //@Legengary:im married already but i want good fortune @Art888

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ I found 16? See picture below 👇

Not sure if it's in the dark horse category, but $Cooper-Standard(CPS)$ has definitely for me been a work horse, and I believe will continue to post steady profits.

It depends on a lot of things. I got a big shock waking up with a 5+% drop and plummeting this week (or last 🥹🤔🤦‍♀️), but I did predict that exact pullback to dip and show a strong signal (you know that dip before going up steadily for awhile). It seems to be flashing that for me so I'm going to go with A. At least by Monday. Friday is usually selloff day so it may only reach it's previous levels. Depends on the US index/$ (& how other safe havens are doing). I think we'll see XAU hit $6000 sooner than April/early May. Might be $8000 towards the tail end of this year!

$Alphabet(GOOG)$ just because I thought I'd read some unfavourable news about $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ with layoffs (which can be a good thing for profits I know), and a couple other sidenotes. Tipping Google for the longer term home run with it's new partnership/s etc. and already earned reputation.

If gold hits $5000 before Feb, I would expect a healthy pullback as long as there isn't a strong signal for a nice upward momentum. Which leads me to side with Jeffries and Yardeni IF the former happens, however I expected it to dip earlier and then steady a little before hitting the $6000 around end of March or April at the earliest due to Spring Festival celebrations and a slower pace.

Cash Boost Account? Not in Australia? If I had the wherewithall to do so, I would use my SRS to invest in $GLD SG$(GSD.SI)$ and $Amova STI ETF S$D(G3B.SI)$ going 50/50 ha ha 🥳

$Intel(INTC)$ I speculate range-bound, but I'm not convinced it will hit the +5%. As some tech stocks may start slowing down this time of year - or so I've noticed in the past within a similar financial climate (the instability of inter-global warfare, be it economic or by force or "pursuasion" notwithstanding)...

“If I could only hold ONE of these stocks through 2026, I’d pick $Celestica(CLS)$ because of it's long term potential. Profitability and overall financials look good and the company has great outlook and stamina possibilities. Looks like it may dip soon and then go up. Keen watcher of this stock now.”

$SoundHound AI Inc(SOUN)$  wondering whether to buy more...🤔

$DRONESHIELD LTD(DRO.AU)$  

$BYD COMPANY(01211)$  

$BYD Co., Ltd.(BYDDY)$  

$Applied Optoelectronics(AAOI)$  Thinking about the holiday season and the upcoming New Year (including Asia, specifically China/PRC), I'm going with bearish because of the usually somewhat slower pace and workforce during Spring Festival and Lantern Festival). 

$Intuitive Machines(LUNR)$