@Sandra Nehemiah:$Intel(INTC)$ I keep asking myself the same thing—when is Intel finally gonna turn the corner? They’ve got their hands in everything: fabs, CPUs, AI chips, Mobileye... it should be exciting, right? But honestly, it just feels like they’re stretched way too thin. Execution hasn’t kept up with the ambition. Still, cutting out now, especially under $19, just feels like locking in the pain. At this point, I’d rather ride it out and hope the long game pays off. Yeah, it hurts, but maybe—maybe—this thing finally clicks. INTC next stop $30 ?

@ToNi:$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$  1. Continued Rebound or Sell on Rally? I believe Palantir can continue its rebound in the near term due to the NATO deal and strong government contract growth, but its high valuation warrants caution. Hold for long-term growth, or sell near $98 to lock in gains if you’re risk-averse. 2. Steepest Decline in a Market Plunge? Palantir’s high valuation makes it vulnerable to a significant decline in a market plunge, but its stable contract revenue and defense AI role may limit the damage compared to tariff-exposed stocks. A 30% drop to $60–$70 is possible in a severe downturn. 3. Price Target for Palantir? My price target is $110 over the next 12 months, a 19% upside from $92.32, driven by growth in AI and defe