Saurabh Singh

I could teach my entire trading philosophy to a 5th grader, and they’d still understand better than most traders. I care about price first, everything else second. Fundamentals, earnings, news… all of that matters, but at the end of the day, it shows up in the chart. Unless you have insider information (which I don’t), you’re always reacting to it after the fact anyway. I’m not trying to out-analyze balance sheets or predict the next earnings beat. I’m trying to follow where the big money is already going! My goal is to find those names early in their momentum phase, not after everyone’s already talking about them. I want to be in stocks that are moving, trending, and proving strength… not sitting around doing nothing. Follow price, follow strength, and let everything else be secondary.

$SYNA - designs connectivity and interface chips (Wi-Fi, touch, IoT) for smart devices and edge computing 2 year base building here Fundamentals starting to inflect - EPS expected to ramp from $2 in 2024 to $607 by 2028, revenue recovering with steady growth ahead

Opened a position in $USAR today off the 30min pivot + 9EMA: a setup I lean on often when momentum names pull back constructively. Funny enough, this is my déjà vu stock because $USAR was my biggest trade in Q4 last fall. After an +87% move in 16 trading sessions, it’s now digesting that prior run and testing the 9EMA, which is exactly where I’m interested to see buyers step back in. What makes this more interesting is the theme behind it. Rare earths/critical minerals have slowly caught momentum again over the last 2 weeks, driven by USAR’s major Serra Verde acquisition, tightening China export restrictions, and renewed focus on domestic supply chains for EV, defense, and tech demand. When a strong theme lines up with a stock pulling into support, that gets my attention. Same process as always: - identify leadership - wait for constructive weakness - enter with tight risk - let the market do the rest $USAR might need multiple tries for it to stick, but I'm loving the tightness against the EMAs!

AEHR Up $40 from the recent buy area.