Come and see, come and see! The second quarter financial report of U.S. stocks has kicked off. Which financial report do you think exceeded your expectations, and which financial report disappointed you?
πππ $Marvell Technology(MRVL)$ vs $Affirm Holdings, Inc.(AFRM)$ which is a better stock to invest? While Affirm has just posted its most profitable quarter in corporate history, sending its stock soaring, my capital is firmly staying with Marvell. Backing Affirm means you are making a bet on the resilience of modern consumer's shopping habits. You believe that everyday shoppers will continue to use Buy Now Pay Later to finance their lifestyle habits. But backing Marvell? You are betting on the fundamental physics of global computing. Marvell design the ultra complex electro optics & custom ASICs required to link thousands of GPUs together into a single cohesive supercomputer. While consu
Intel will report its second-quarter 2026 earnings on Thursday, July 23rd after U.S. stocks bell. The market expects the company's Q2 revenue to be about $14.4 billion and earnings per share to be about $0.20-$0.22. Since the beginning of the year, Intel's share price has risen by more than 160%. This round of increase mainly comes from the recovery of server CPU demand, the increase of AI data center investment, and the market's expectation of 18A wafer foundry. Recent stock price retreat 30%, do you think Intel's rally can continue?$Intel (INTC) $
Seems Tiger broker stock bullish?$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ For a long-term investment (5β10 years), I think Tiger (TIGR) has potential, but itβs not a βsleep well at nightβ stock. I would consider TIGR a high-risk, high reward position. * β Good as a small allocation (for example 2β5% of a diversified portfolio). * β I would not make it my largest holding because of the regulatory uncertainty. If you already own TIGR, Iβd be inclined to hold rather than sell at current depressed levels unless your investment thesis has changed.[Smile]
πππ $Marvell Technology(MRVL)$ vs $Affirm Holdings, Inc.(AFRM)$ which is a better stock to invest? While Affirm has just posted its most profitable quarter in corporate history, sending its stock soaring, my capital is firmly staying with Marvell. Backing Affirm means you are making a bet on the resilience of modern consumer's shopping habits. You believe that everyday shoppers will continue to use Buy Now Pay Later to finance their lifestyle habits. But backing Marvell? You are betting on the fundamental physics of global computing. Marvell design the ultra complex electro optics & custom ASICs required to link thousands of GPUs together into a single cohesive supercomputer. While consu
Intel will report its second-quarter 2026 earnings on Thursday, July 23rd after U.S. stocks bell. The market expects the company's Q2 revenue to be about $14.4 billion and earnings per share to be about $0.20-$0.22. Since the beginning of the year, Intel's share price has risen by more than 160%. This round of increase mainly comes from the recovery of server CPU demand, the increase of AI data center investment, and the market's expectation of 18A wafer foundry. Recent stock price retreat 30%, do you think Intel's rally can continue?$Intel (INTC) $
Seems Tiger broker stock bullish?$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ For a long-term investment (5β10 years), I think Tiger (TIGR) has potential, but itβs not a βsleep well at nightβ stock. I would consider TIGR a high-risk, high reward position. * β Good as a small allocation (for example 2β5% of a diversified portfolio). * β I would not make it my largest holding because of the regulatory uncertainty. If you already own TIGR, Iβd be inclined to hold rather than sell at current depressed levels unless your investment thesis has changed.[Smile]