$Intel(INTC)$  I'm seeing some reversal signs here after the healthy pullback from 118. It should consolidate and move up from around the 112 levels.

$Micron Technology(MU)$ I've always liked $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ 's products and have owned a few myself. I'll keep trading it long term, but I've exited the long position I built last year. I'm not a fan of any $Intel(INTC)$  products, though I bought it under $20 and have now fully exited. Long term, I think it's not promising. I bought $GSI Technology(GSIT)$  under $2 and am 80% out, holding the rest in case it goes wild long term. For $fuboTV Inc.(FUBO)$ , I bought some around $8.90 and trimmed above $11, as $13 and above is resistance. I've set

$Intel(INTC)$ The candlestick chart looks good for a potential move up tomorrow. Just my take.

$Intel(INTC)$  Dan Niles recently commented on Intel. He cited a structural shift in AI workloads and strong demand signals as reasons to keep holding the stock. He mentioned during an interview that there's more upside over the course of the year. He argued the move wasn't just a short-term price reaction, but that the underlying story had changed, pointing to the growing importance of CPUs in AI infrastructure and strong industry demand.

$Intel(INTC)$ Intel will likely pop when Blinken speaks. I think it will be around 1:30am EST, or 10:30pm on the West Coast.

$VanEck Semiconductor ETF(SMH)$ Funds can slowly flow into semiconductors. Brothers, build positions and make money.

$Direxion Daily Semiconductors Bull 3x Shares(SOXL)$ finally broke even，it’s been a rollercoaster but we’re back in the game! Let’s push for $20 this week, shall we? If it hits $20, I’ll send a red envelope (yes, real cash!) to every single person who likes this post! C’mon semis, don’t let me down now!

$ProShares UltraPro Short Russell2000(SRTY)$ Guys, this stock’s a total monster. Not getting in feels like missing free money. I went in big and now I’m just waking up smiling every day!

$Astera Labs, Inc.(ALAB)$ has set its revenue guidance for the first quarter of 2025 between $151 million and $155 million, indicating strong and sustained growth. The company’s strategic focus on AI and the expansion of cloud infrastructure is expected to drive future performance. With a strong push in technological innovation and market demand, Astera Labs' outlook remains promising, making it a company to watch for investors.

$POP MART(09992)$ Here’s a quick update on my profit from Pop Mart today, and I’m feeling pretty good about it! Recently, the company has been making huge strides internationally, especially with their first overseas store opening in Bangkok, Thailand—“POP MART HELLO CENTRAL PATTAYA”—marking their growing global presence! Not to mention, who can ignore their popular Nezha series? With the movie "Nezha: Birth of the Demon Child" breaking box office records, their IP collaborations are working wonders, and sales of collectible toys are soaring!

$Nvni Group Limited(NVNI)$ Another stock that took off! Although I didn’t sell at the highest point, I’m already very content with the profits I’ve made. Thanks to CBA.

$CleanSpark, Inc.(CLSK)$ It’s going to happen eventually. BTC breaking out is inevitable. If one more bitcoin to retest the high $70-$71 and it's the time for me to get rid of all crypto assets of clsk, ibit, gsol, etc. before this summer blues.

$Affirm Holdings, Inc.(AFRM)$ This stock is rock solid. It's hard to drop. It's a killer for short sellers. It seems stronger than the UPST trend so far. The trend is coming soon to go up, hold on, guys!

$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ has put in a 300% extended Wave 3 so far; it’s a guessing game but on a purely pattern recognition basis the stock could reach $206 before hitting major resistance - that’s the 3.618 extension of the prior Wave 1 placed at the Wave 2 low. Probably not in a straight line from here! Long AMZN in staff personal accounts.

$NIO Inc.(NIO)$ The rotation of the shorts is as follows 1. NIO does not sell many cars. Answer> has the largest market share in the category of the cars it manufactures! 2. NIO burns cash Answer> curious but everyone is ready to give her cash whenever she needs it. (why?) 3. Battery swap stations is a bad idea Answer>: For six months now all the major car manufacturers, energy companies and governments of China have been making agreements with it to jointly develop battery swap stations (they must all be dumb) 4. The Chinese economy is not doing well Answer> Chinese economy is not doing well with 5% growth 56% debt to GDP but USA is doing great with 2.5% growth and 97% debt to GDP (laughable) Buy and hold

$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ I used to be critical of this bank, but I opened an account last year to feel it out and I'm impressed. In fact, it's the best banking experience I've ever had. I can't even think of anything that comes close. Also, the one time I had an issue it was resolved within minutes from a short text exchange....that's a first for me when dealing with a bank. However, it's still a bank, it's not a tech company. It just happens to have a great UI, but an app doesn't change the companies sector. That being said, I did put some of my risk $ into it at mid 4s, since the product is quite good.

$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ The stock gained 100% since January. With such a rapid price hike what is coming is correction first, then possible rise. So there is a lot of time to enter but not at this valuation, which is built mainly on AI hype. Sure it is strong company but not strong enough to all those who will take profits and trigger price drop by 50% imo.

$Micron Technology(MU)$ The winer of DRAM rise will be large module Co. like Kinston. The world largest Module Co. It ofen buy little when price high and buy more when price fall. Buy more and more when price fall further. Middle Captial Co. like Adata's March revenue rise 56% yoy. The problem of MU is that it still shut down some production while Samsung's production increases 3 times than that of last year. MU is afraid of iventories beause it cannot sell to China and HONG KONG.

$Reddit(RDDT)$ Meta has a much larger audience, but divide last year's top line by its 2.11 billion daily active users and you arrive at roughly $5 a month. Work the same math on Reddit's $804 million in revenue and the business is generating less than $1 a month for each of its 73 million active users.The ceiling is high for Reddit. It's a marketer's dream, a largely young audience that isn't typically exposed to brand marketing. Almost a third of them aren't on Facebook. More than half of them aren't on X. A daily logged-in user spends an average of 25 to 30 minutes engaging with the platform, and nearly two-thirds of them have a household annual income greater than $75,000. With more than 100,000 communities, an advertiser can target more effec