$AMD $MU $NVDA $AVGO The Earnings Growth Behind My Long-Term Positions

Michael Esther
10-07 18:24

$99,171 on the day. $2.8M in open profit.

The biggest change in my trading wasn’t a new indicator or a better entry.

It was learning to think in quarters instead of watching every candle.

I still day trade.

But I also build positions that give strong companies time to grow.

📈 Start With Earnings Growth

I go on Nasdaq and look for companies with strong EPS growth.

What are they earning?

How fast are those earnings growing?

And is that growth continuing into the next quarter?

I want a reason to own the company that goes beyond a chart looking good.

Strong earnings growth gets my attention.

Then price and risk determine whether I take the trade.

That’s why I’m long: $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ $Micron Technology(MU)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Broadcom(AVGO)$

The chart gets my attention. Earnings give me a reason to stay. 📊


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