AST Invests
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AST Invests
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$25k + portfolio | 19 documenting my investments | road to $100k Stocks | Crypto No financial Advice.




THIS IS ABSOLUTELY INSANE. SNDK just became the most overbought stock in the history of the US stock market. Monthly RSI: 99.19.

JUST IN: $1,000,000,000,000 wiped out from the US stock market in just 2 hours

I built my own AI assistant that scans any stock and tells you if it is a good buy or not. Much more than that too. I ran a test on $MU and compared it against Grok and my own AI. Here are the results. Grok: Yes, MU (Micron Technology) looks like a strong buy for many growth-oriented investors right now, primarily due to explosive AI-driven demand for its memory chips, record-breaking recent results, and very attractive forward valuation — though it comes with high volatility typical of the semiconductor/memory sector. Bottom Line: Is It a Good Buy? For long-term AI believers: Yes — especially on dips. The combination of structural AI demand, tight supply, strong execution, and cheap forward valuation makes a compelling case. Many see this as part of a multi-year supercycle. My AI: The case for Micron (MU) is much trickier right now. It is expensive and looking stretched after a historic run. Micron operates in the boom-and-bust semiconductor memory cycle (DRAM/NAND). Right now, the AI supercycle is aggressively pulling demand forward, which has sent the stock parabolic. While the underlying story is strong, MU currently looks like a momentum play that requires caution. Valuation: Rich and Stretched MU trades at a lofty 25.6x trailing PE and 7.6x forward PE. While that forward multiple looks cheap on its face, remember that memory is highly cyclical; when memory earnings are at their peak, the PE ratio typically looks its lowest. EV/EBITDA is currently sitting at 18.4x, and it trades at a massive 17.6x Price-to-Book (P/B). Buying a cyclical hardware stock at nearly 18x book value usually indicates the cycle is peaking, not beginning. You're buying into a notoriously cyclical company at peak margins, near all-time highs, with insiders steadily selling. If you don't already own it, you are buying late in the cycle and need a strong stomach for a potential "reversion to the mean" drawdown. If you do own it, it might be a good time to consider locking in some gains. Grok says buy. My AI says stay on the sidelines. Two AIs. Same stock. Different conclusions. The AI I built is exclusively available to members of The Assembly via The Vault. Access is currently closed, but join the waitlist to be first in line when we reopen: intheassembly.com





President Donald Trump just mentioned micron again. Calling it “a truly GREAT American company, and one of “HOTTEST” anywhere in the world…”


























