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Don ’ t FoIIew Shredi B fl Ycu Heta Mauoy

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Don’t Follow Shardi B If You Hate Money
Don’t Follow Shardi B If You Hate Money@ShardiB2·
of course....
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$MU $SNDK $DRAM Sam Altman just said “Infinite Memory” matters more than Smarter AI Reasoning. Memory is not a feature. It is the foundation of superintelligent AI. I have been saying structural paradigm shift since $62. If you did not believe me then, maybe you will believe Sam Altman now. Today's AI including GPT 5.2 is already strong at logic. The bottleneck is what Altman calls short-term amnesia. Every session resets. Context is lost. The AI starts from zero every single time. His vision for what comes next is an AI that builds a lifelong contextual map of every user. Proactive. Persistent. Improving every day without being asked. He called it the missing piece for AGI. "No human has infinite perfect memory. And AI is definitely going to be able to do that." "Right now memory is still very crude, very early. Once AI can remember every granular detail of your life including preferences you never explicitly stated, it will be super powerful." So how do we solve short-term amnesia? More and better HBM, DRAM & NAND.

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Don’t Follow Shardi B If You Hate Money
Don’t Follow Shardi B If You Hate Money@ShardiB2·
They couldn't sell enough of $MU on Friday Now they can't buy enough of it on Monday Stick to your thesis, don't let market noise sway you
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Don’t Follow Shardi B If You Hate Money
Don’t Follow Shardi B If You Hate Money@ShardiB2·
Qullamaggie Momentum Scan now live on @SignaTrading It's like Christmas every day being a @SignaTrading subscriber! The Kristjan Kullamägi “Momentum Scan” is a stock-screening approach used to find high-momentum growth stocks that are setting up for potentially explosive moves. It’s built around the trading style Kullamägi popularized: focusing on stocks making strong directional moves with institutional demand, earnings growth, liquidity, and clean technical patterns. The idea is not to predict bottoms. It’s to identify: Stocks already under accumulation Stocks outperforming the market Stocks likely entering expansion phases Stocks institutions are piling into This style is heavily inspired by traders like: William O'Neil Mark Minervini Nicolas Darvas But Qullamaggie simplified it into a fast scanning workflow. Typical things his momentum scan looks for: Strong relative strength High volume expansion Earnings/revenue growth Stocks near 52-week highs Tight consolidations after large moves Clean trends above key moving averages Small-to-mid caps capable of making huge percentage moves A classic “Qullamaggie stock” often looks like: Up 100–300% over 6–12 months Consolidating tightly Then breaking out on volume again Examples historically: NVDA in early AI breakout phases SMCI before its vertical run PLTR during momentum expansions Many biotech/tech runners during hot sectors Common scan criteria A simplified version might screen for: Price above: 20-day MA 50-day MA 200-day MA Relative volume > 1.5x ADR (average daily range) > 4–5% 20%+ revenue growth Near 52-week highs Market cap/liquidity thresholds Strong relative strength vs SPY The goal: Find “potential leaders” before they become obvious to everyone. Why traders use it It finds institutional momentum Momentum trading works because institutions cannot build positions instantly. Strong trends can persist for months. It avoids dead money Instead of buying “cheap” stocks making new lows, you focus on names already proving strength. It aligns with modern markets The biggest winners in modern markets often become MORE expensive before they become “too expensive.” Examples: TSLA NVDA AMD Most looked “overvalued” long before their largest moves. It helps narrow thousands of stocks into actionable watchlists Instead of staring at charts randomly, scans surface: Earnings gaps Tight flags Volatility contractions Breakout candidates How Qullamaggie actually trades them He’s known for: Buying breakouts Buying “episodic pivots” (huge earnings/news gaps) Adding aggressively when trades work Cutting losers very fast Letting winners run The “episodic pivot” concept is one of the biggest reasons people follow his method: A company reports a major change in fundamentals → stock gaps up massively → institutions begin repricing it for months. Examples: AI names after explosive guidance Defense names after major contract wins Cloud/software names after acceleration Where it can help you: Finding the NEXT AI infrastructure runner Identifying continuation setups instead of chasing extended moves Spotting post-earnings institutional accumulation Finding smaller-cap sympathy plays before retail crowds in Weaknesses / risks This style absolutely can fail badly if: Market breadth collapses Momentum unwinds You average down losers You ignore risk management Momentum strategies require discipline. The hardest part psychologically: You often buy stocks that “feel expensive.” That’s counterintuitive for most people. A lot of beginners misuse these scans by: Chasing parabolic extensions Buying late-stage breakouts Ignoring market conditions Overtrading low-quality setups The best use of the scan Not as an auto-buy system. Instead: Use it as an “idea generation engine.” Then combine it with: macro themes earnings analysis sector leadership volume analysis CMT structure risk/reward planning That’s where it becomes powerful.
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