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@BadSwingTrader
Never Financial Advice but if it was i’d tell you to buy $LINK










When I wrote back in early April and really banged the drums on the semiconductor trade, little did I know that my extremely aggressive "catch up" target was actually too defensive haha. I admittedly did not alter my portfolio enough in this direction, but I have captured a good part of this upside via various bets in this sector. "We continue to believe there is 25 to 50% upside remaining in the semiconductor catch up story after the ceasefire, especially now that there is increasing visibility and some light at the end of the tunnel for helium deliveries to TSMC, Hynix, and Samsung." The easy part of the trade is over now, as there is no longer a risk premium related to the war, which was evidently there and huge in size during March, which is why I wrote what I did in the quote. The next legs of this trade will be a little less uniform and more about finding the right expressions. Learn about my favourites @RealVision Pro Macro.


TOP 4 LARGEST MEMORY CHIP MAKERS 1. Samsung ($897B) 2. SK Hynix ($498B) 3. $MU ($481B) 4. $SNDK ($141B)


SCOOP: Sens. Tillis and Alsobrooks have finalized a compromise on stablecoin yield. Punchbowl News has the text - bans rewards that are “economically or functionally equivalent” to deposit interest - balances *can* be used for rewards if companies clear the “equivalent” test



Stocks I am buying tomorrow as a long term investor in my 20s - $META - $470s $AMZN - $160s $CRWD - $290s $AMD - $70s $MU - $50s $NVDA - $80s No brainers


Some of you know that I launched a hedge fund several months ago (early November). We run a long/short strategy, focused on owning the 20-40 growth stocks that we believe have the most upside over the next 2-3 years... this means they need to have great fundamentals, strong management teams, compelling valuations, and multiple catalysts that we can identify and track accordingly. It's been a rough few months for many growth investors (we also took some pain)... thankfully we were averaging down into our core positions but we've still seen some red months and it has not been enjoyable. I'm not a fan of losing money. Stepping back... I've never had more conviction in my process or my portfolio than I do right now... especially with some of my favorite stocks down 20-40% from their September/October/November highs despite strong Q4 earnings reports, strong CY2026 guidance and extremely compelling valuations. With that said, here are our top 10 positions in alphabetical order: $APP $CPNG $CRDO $HIMS $HROW $SKHYNIX $IREN $NBIS $RDDT $TMDX I believe all of these stocks are trading at meaningfully higher prices in 2-3 years which remains my focus for generating outsized long-term returns. Enjoy the rest of your day 😊 NFA. DYOR. ** @FirstWaveFund owns all of the stocks mentioned in this post.






The future of stablecoins were always for transactions not for replacing the US dollar. If they had been allowed yield in banks the US dollar would have died. No reason to hold fiat at all. Nobody in the government wanted that. People have, and will continue to want stablecoins. This changes nothing




