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When tech stocks wobble, great companies don’t disappear—they just go on sale. Let’s not sugarcoat it: $Marvell Technology(MRVL)$ has had a year only a masochist could love. The stock, once a high-flying AI darling flirting with $127, now trades at $69.14, a 36% year-to-date slide that would make even the most seasoned investor wince. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 cheerily chugs along with a 2% gain, as if to mock MRVL’s plight. But here’s where it gets interesting. Market tantrums, as history reminds us, often create precisely the kind of asymmetrical opportunities the smart money dreams about. Beneath the recent price plunge lies a business not in disarray, but one positioning itself at the heart of the AI revolution—albeit in a less flashy, more e

🧠 How I Sniff Out Trades Like an Options Puppy I call it my “Options Puppy” method—simple, loyal, and it brings back money just like a puppy bringing back a stick. My strategy is all about selling put options on stocks I wouldn’t mind owning, especially in the energy sector like OKLO. I collect juicy premiums upfront and either keep that cash or get the shares at a discount. It’s a win-win game when played patiently. With volatile energy stocks like OKLO (which plays in nuclear energy and clean tech), I find the premiums especially rewarding. The stock moves a lot, so I can sell puts for a high price, and close the trades quickly if the market swings in my favor. ⸻ 💵 How I Make Money Selling Puts When I sell a put option, I’m basically promising to buy shares at a certain strike price—if t

$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ stock has been a subject of significant investor interest, particularly given its position in the semiconductor industry and its ventures into the rapidly growing AI market. In this article I would like to share my analysis breakdown of whether AMD is "due for a bounce back" Current Sentiment and Analyst Outlook Positive Analyst Ratings: A significant number of analysts have "Buy" or "Strong Buy" ratings on AMD. For instance, out of 54 analysts, many backed a "Buy" trend, we can see how the figure for BUY improved from 27 to 31, which is back to what we saw 3 months ago, resulting in an overall "buy" rating. Price Targets: Analysts' one-year price targets for AMD vary, with an average around $129-$137, a high estimate