$Elixir Energy Ltd(EXR.AU)$ The share price hits a recent top of 18 cents during the peak of US-Iranian-Israeli war before correcting back. The question on many people minds is if peace is finally here and the Strait of Hormuz is finally opened for good... it appears to be so with recent events, Trump urging constraint from Israeli despite the fighting going on in Lebanon. Iran also only briefly returned fire when US did their target strikes around its coastal region. Negotiations in Switzerland have just been completed and a roadmap has been agreed upon by both parties. In theory, this doesn't look too good for oil and gas play like Elixir Energy. On a broader picture, nothing much really changes for oil and gas play. With infrastructure in the
$Salesforce.com(CRM)$ This is a crazy crazy low price we are seeing now. The recent earnings 2 weeks ago was a beat, crushing estimates & crm is aggressively buying back its own shares. Also it is using agentic AI to enhance its products. Market irrational fears of AI disruption are not showing up in the numbers. Buy this severe dip.
Hold onto $CoreWeave, Inc.(CRWV)$$Corgi CRWV 2x Daily ETF(CRWX)$ firmly, keep holding. It'll be included in the Nasdaq 100 this week. $Broadcom(AVGO)$ finally surged today, it'll soon be above 400. Today, let's see if $SpaceX(SPCX)$ can successfully break through 210. There are many calls, if it breaks through, it'll be easier to push it higher later.
For years, the market has fallen into a classic textbook fallacy regarding $Nokia Oyj(NOK)$, stubbornly misclassifying it as a dinosaur mobile vendor bound to cyclical hardware shifts rather than recognizing its modern evolution. In all honesty, Nokia is no longer a mobile phone company, nor is it a simple telecom service provider like $AT&T Inc(T)$ or $Verizon(VZ)$. Instead, the company has pivoted and evolved into a core network infrastructure architect, focusing heavily on : Specialized fiber-optic technologies. High-end routing hardware. The exact AI-optimized systems necessary to connect modern data centers. NOK's Q1 2026 financial results underscore this stru
The Millionaire Blueprint: 6 ETFs to Buy and Hold Until 2040
Its 2040, regular person who bought these 6 ETF's right now are millionaires doing nothing... Here's 6 steps to follow: 1. Open a tax-free investing account like a Roth IRA. 2. Put in $5,000 and buy one (or all) of these ETFs. 3. Contribute $500–$2,500 every month into them, no matter what. 4. Say no to going out, no to impulse spending, let it compound instead. 5. Don't touch it. Don't panic sell. Let 2026-you trust 2040-you. 6. Check back in 14 years. You're a millionaire. 6 GOLDEN ETF's to buy: 1. $Roundhill Memory ETF(DRAM)$ — Memory chips power every AI server; this cycle is structurally undersupplied. $Micron Technology(MU)$$Western Digital(WDC)$
Wave 5 Has Started: $SPX Sets Sights on 7,700–7,800
Daily FVG support HELD. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ still positioned for a new all-time high. W5 targets: 7620–7700. Price may triangulate inside the FVG, but the primary lean holds. Daily close below the FVG invalidates. New highs are the destination. As I Worte A Few Days Ago, SPX ran straight into the Daily FVG resistance — then INVERTED it. The higher-degree W5 has now TRIGGERED. Measured move targets new highs → the 1/3 trendline at 7700–7800. The new support zone is the entry. New highs are the destination. Multiple bullish W4/W5 setups firing across the board. $SPX $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$$iShares Russell 2000 ETF(IWM)$ — same structure, same signal, all at once. Expectin
The S&P 500 Looks Like 1987 Again. What’s Different This Time?
Our composite Valuation indicator is at similar levels seen just before the 1987 Stockmarket Crash. Does that mean the market is about to crash? 👀 🤔 Maybe, but back then there were catalysts --you can't look only at valuations, you need the bigger picture. $S&P 500(.SPX)$$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$$E-mini S&P 500 - main 2609(ESmain)$ This is a sign of the times. Because we’re in a raging bull market with an almost frantic sense of greed, we saw record trading in leveraged-long US equity ETFs during the latest market dip. We saw this type of thing in late-2021 too, and it looked like smart money for a moment there...
AI, Semis & Fintech: 48 Stocks Dominating Capital Flows
Money is rotating into a surprisingly concentrated group of stocks. These 48 names are all trading with more than $100 million in daily dollar volume, making them some of the most liquid and institutionally relevant opportunities on the market right now. Focus on these 48 leading names trading above $100M dollar volume — they may outperform what your own watchlist is surfacing. $CarMax(KMX)$ — Auto & Truck Dealerships $Galaxy Digital Holdings Ltd.(GLXY)$ — Capital Markets $Robinhood(HOOD)$ — Capital Markets $Hut 8 Mining Corp(HUT)$ — Capital Markets $MARA Holdings(MARA)$ — Cap
The AI Supply Chain Winners: 18 Stocks Outperforming $SPY by a Mile
AI isn't a single stock story—it's a multi-trillion-dollar infrastructure buildout. The companies supplying memory, storage, optical networking, semiconductor equipment, power systems, and data center infrastructure are becoming some of the biggest beneficiaries of the largest technology spending cycle in decades. $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ AI Infrastructure — YTD Returns & Why They will keep going higher... 1. $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ +820.36% — Spun off from Western Digital, pure-play NAND flash exposure. AI data centers need massive storage capacity for training datasets and model checkpoints 2. $Western Digital(WDC)$ +333.17% — Hard drive + flash storag
$MU Earnings Could Decide the Next Leg of the AI Bull Market
$Micron Technology(MU)$ will be spike 10%-15% for Q3 earnings on June 24. It's valuation can easily go from $1 trillion to $5 trillion by 2035. Here's everything you need to know: First, $MU is the biggest botteneck in AI supply chain. Its the only company all 3 CEO $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ , President Trump and Elon Musk said to buy. The basics for Q3: $33.5B revenue (±$750M), ~81% gross margin, $19.15 EPS (±$0.40) That guide alone beats $MU's entire annual revenue through FY2024. In one quarter. Other memory stocks have been doing super well too: $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ 820% YTD $Western Digital(WDC)$ 333% YTD
U.S. equities closed the week with gains, as investors weighed a firm Federal Reserve stance against a landmark interim agreement between the United States and Iran. The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ advanced 0.9% to 7,500.6. The Federal Open Market Committee, under new Chair Kevin Warsh, held benchmark rates in the 3.5% to 3.75% range and signaled no near-term intention to ease. The decision briefly rattled markets midweek before equities recovered and pushed higher. In the corporate arena, $SpaceX(SPCX)$ reversed from our $225 level on Tuesday, the stock closed the week in 185, securing a valuation of $2.4 trillion. Across asset classes, the U.S. Dollar Index held near a one-year high of 100.7 as currency markets
Mobileye is going to own robotaxis, which is a big risk
$Mobileye Global Inc.(MBLY)$ ’s Gambit Mobileye is going to own robotaxis, which is a big risk. Mobileye made one of the most surprising announcements in the market this week. Instead of waiting for customers to adopt its Level 4 robotaxi software and hardware solutions — continuing the modular business model it’s been using for years — Mobileye is making its own robotaxi vehicle and ride-sharing app. Mobileye isn’t abandoning its old business model, but it is bolting on a high-risk vertical integration model. Upon further review, this makes a lot of sense, even if it’s not being done from a point of strength. Mobileye’s current business model is selling autonomy hardware and software to automakers, which is ultimately reliant on OEMs for demand.
Why AI Optical Stocks Are Pulling Back in June 2026?
The short version: The AI infrastructure trade hasn't broken. It's taking a breather while the market digests a full week of $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ selling pressure, elevated inflation, and the single most consequential Fed communication event of 2026. For optical networking names like $Applied Optoelectronics(AAOI)$ , the pullback looks more like a compression coil than a reversal. If you've been watching the AI data center buildout theme and wondering why the stocks that were up 300% to 400% year-to-date are suddenly giving back ground without an obvious catalyst — this is what's actually happening beneath the surface. The macro pressure hitting growth names the hardest The week of June 16 brought two overlap
$SPCX and the SpaceX Effect: The Stocks Positioned to Benefit Most
$SpaceX(SPCX)$ will disrupt 5-8 industries all at once. It will 100x-200x by 2035 when Elon Musk... Disrupts these industries 1 by 1: Communications 1. $Iridium(IRDM)$ — Satellite communications. Benefits from global connectivity expansion. 2. $AST SpaceMobile, Inc.(ASTS)$ — Space cellular networks. Accelerates satellite-phone adoption. 3. $Globalstar(GSAT)$ — Satellite spectrum owner. Valuable in space communications. Mobile Phones 1. $Qualcomm(QCOM)$ — Smartphone chips. Powers direct-to-cell satellite connectivity. 2. $Apple(AAPL)$ —
$Applied Optoelectronics(AAOI)$ Key Takeaway AAOI closed the week of Jun 15 at $161.9, a −4.26% decline that extended the selling pressure that has defined this Downtrend since the Bearish zone entry one week ago. The most structurally striking feature of this report is the divergence between where AAOI sits today and where the 10-week framework expects it to travel: the current zone level is deeply Bearish, the Buy-Sell flow has strengthened on the selling side — yet the 10-week forward projection points firmly back into Bullish territory, and the probability of a Bullish zone transition within 4 weeks stands at ✅ 65%. A sell target has been defined at $281.4, and a buy opportunity is expected to take shape next week. The Sell and Observe posture
AAOI Stock Is Down 4% This Week — Is a Buy Right Now?
Short answer: No — not yet. But the structure behind this week's decline is telling a more interesting story than the price tag suggests, and for investors who've been watching $Applied Optoelectronics(AAOI)$'s AI-fueled run in 2026, the setup forming over the next four weeks may matter more than any single weekly print. AAOI closed the week of June 15 at $161.9, down 4.26% — extending a Bearish Downtrend that has only been running for one week. The exit from the prior position was executed at $169.1 just the week before, locking in a 4.3% cushion against this week's further slide. That gap now separates the decision that was made from the question being asked again: when does the next entry make sense? What AAOI actually is — and