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My recommendation for June 22: $INTC (Intel) — Buy at $122–$128 $SPCX (SpaceX) — Buy at $160–$165 $MU (Micron Technologys) — Buy at $1,060–$1,080 $PLTR (Palantir) — Don’t buy $SNDK (SanDisk) — Don’t buy $CRWV (CoreWeave) — Don’t buy $AXTI (AXT Inc) — Buy at $70–77 If you are not following us with notifications turned on, you might miss our next alerts.

$IBM is getting smoked pre-market after releasing preliminary numbers... stock down -17% Looks like $IBM is pulling down other software stocks (ie $NOW $ADBE $CRM $INTU $ACN $ESTC $SNOW etc)

$RKLB completed a full-duration burn of Neutron’s Archimedes Vacuum engine which is another major milestone toward first flight. The engine produces 1.2x the thrust of the Stage 1 variant with testing validating its performance in vacuum conditions.

This rule has proven success, & will guarantee your portfolio to outperform the S&P 500 year after year… Buy stocks when $VIX is $30. Buy even more stocks when $VIX is above $45+ Sell stocks when $VIXY is $14. & simply repeat the cycle!

Chip and memory stocks took a beating today SanDisk $SNDK -14% ARM $ARM -8% Intel $INTC -6% Seagate $STX -6% Western Digital $WDC -5% Applied Materials $AMAT -4% AMD $AMD -4% ASML $ASML -4% Broadcom $AVGO -4% Nvidia $NVDA -4% TSMC $TSM -3%

Don't forget $NVDA crashed 4x in 1 year before exploding from $85 to $237. $MU will be the exact same crashing from $1250 to $700 before exploding to $2500+ Let's wait and see.

Key Levels to Watch for Hot Stocks • Bullish: $NVDA , $AMD , $MU , $HOOD , $HIMS • Holds: $TSLA , $AVGO , $NBIS , $AEHR , $CIFR , $RKLB , $OPEN, $SOFI , $AAOI • Bearish: $PLTR , $ONDS , $OKLO , $ASTS , $IONQ , $IREN

$INTC is investing $5.7B to expand its Leixlip campus in Ireland and add capacity for Xeon 6 and next-generation Xeon chips built on Intel 3. The expansion will support rising AI and high-performance computing demand while strengthening Europe’s semiconductor supply chain.

Most Profitable AI Semiconductor Stocks Operating margin breakdown: • Best-in-class (50%+) | $MU , $NVDA , $SKHY, $TSM • Elite (40–49%) | $ANET ， $AVGO , $KLAC , $SNDK • Strong (30–39%) | $ASML , $LRCX , $CRDO ， $WDC • Healthy (20–29%) | $AMAT , $ALAB • Solid (Below 20%) | $ARM , $MRVL , $AMD , $COHR , $LITE , $ON

$10,000 in $SOXL on May 20, 2016. $991,866 exactly ten years later. Nearly 100x. Almost a million dollars from one ticker. Here's the NEXT one: $DRAM $DRAM — the first-ever memory ETF. Everyone spent this whole AI run fighting over which stock to own $NVDA , $MU , $SNDK , $AVGO , $AMD , $AAPL , $META , $MSFT , $GOOG , $TSLA . Here's what none of them run without: memory. HBM is sold out. $DRAM contract prices ripped ~90% in a single quarter. Memory is THE bottleneck of the entire AI buildout and the hardest part to scale. You don't have to pick the winner of the AI race. You just have to own what every winner is desperate to buy. $DRAM packages the whole memory bottleneck $MU , $SNDK , SK Hynix, Samsung into one ticker.

$SOFI CEO Anthony Noto says the company is positioning itself as the digital on-ramp where banking, investing and digital assets converge. He also explained how AI can improve the business while addressing why the stock is still down ~30% YTD.

Top 10 Best-Performing US-Listed ETFs of the Past Decade 1. SMH (VanEck Semiconductor ETF) Annualized return of ~36%–38% over the past decade; cumulative return exceeding 2,200%–2,500%. The undisputed king of semiconductor ETFs; heavily weighted toward industry leaders like Nvidia and a prime beneficiary of AI and chip industry cycles. 2. SOXX (iShares Semiconductor ETF) Annualized return of ~35%–37% over the past decade; cumulative return of ~1,800%–2,200%. A chip-sector titan alongside SMH; its holdings are more concentrated in large-cap semiconductor companies. 3. PSI (Invesco Dynamic Semiconductors ETF) Annualized return of ~34%–36% over the past decade. A dynamic semiconductor ETF; leans toward small- and mid-cap stocks and momentum-driven chip companies, offering high upside potential alongside higher volatility. 4. XSD (SPDR S&P Semiconductor ETF) Annualized return of ~29%–31% over the past decade. An equal-weighted semiconductor ETF; avoids over-concentration in industry giants, achieving top-tier performance through the collective growth of small- and mid-cap chip companies. 5. PTF (Invesco Dorsey Wright Technology Momentum ETF) Annualized return of ~26% over the past decade. A technology momentum ETF; selects strong-performing tech stocks based on trends, allowing it to capture periods of explosive growth. 6. IYW (iShares U.S. Technology ETF) Annualized return of ~25%–26% over the past decade. A U.S. technology ETF; covers core tech giants such as Apple and Microsoft. 7. VGT (Vanguard Information Technology ETF) Annualized return of ~25%–26% over the past decade. One of the most classic broad-based technology ETFs; features balanced holdings and delivers stable long-term performance. 8. XLK (Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF) Annualized return of ~24%–25% over the past decade. An S&P technology sector ETF; highly concentrated in tech giants such as the FAANG group. 9. FTEC (Fidelity MSCI Information Technology Index ETF) Annualized return of approximately 24%–25% over the past decade (launched in 2013; data covers nearly 10 years). Tracks the MSCI Information Technology Index; features a low expense ratio, making it a low-cost, broad-based technology investment option. 10. QQQ (Invesco QQQ Trust) Annualized return of approximately 19%–22% over the past decade. A Nasdaq-100 ETF; while its relative return is slightly lower, it boasts the highest liquidity and largest scale, making it suitable as a core holding.

$SPX is setting up for all time highs again this month, its not far away... $QQQ will be next afterwards. We saw about 5 weeks of consolidation since the beginning of June. Let's see if it ends soon and we see NEW ATH's in the next 2 weeks. $MU back to 1250, $SNDK to 2300, $META to 750, $TSLA to 452, $NVDA to 230 back in play. I will post my plan and charts on Sunday, HAGW everyone!!

I’ll only say this once. This might be the fastest way to hit $1 million by the end of 2026: Top Stock Picks for Next Week $INTC (Intel) → $103 Must buy $TSLA (Tesla) → $398 Must buy $CRCL (Circle) → $60 Must buy $NVDA (Nvidia) → $198 Must buy $SPCX (SpaceX) → $140Must buy $SKHY (SK hynix) → $135 Must buy $MU (Micron Technologys) → $975 Must buy Make sure you don't miss out this time. Next alert dropping soon! If you are not following us with notifications turned on, you might miss our next alerts

Don't chase $MU & $SNDK after their recent 3,000% + runs... There are 6 stocks you should buy instead that have similar upside potential: 1. $ZETA ~ Zeta Global 2. $FCEL ~ Fuelcell Energy 3. $NBIS ~ Nebius 4. $NOW ~ ServiceNow 5. $OUST ~ Ouster 6. $IONQ ~ IonQ Inc Bookmark this, & come back to this post later & you'll thank yourself that you listened. Don't miss out...

Listen... These 9 stocks are going to create generational wealth for many in the second half of 2026... 1) Coinbase ~ $COIN 2) Robinhood ~ $HOOD 3) CoreWeave ~ $CRWV 4) Nebius ~ $NBIS 5) Applied Digital ~ $APLD 6) One Stop Sys ~ $OSS 7) Rocket Lab ~ $RKLB 8) Palantir ~ $PLTR 9) Micron Technology — $MU Warren Buffett: Selling a stock just because it goes down is foolish. Save this list and come back later this year. You’ll be thankful you listened. You can count on that...

BREAKING: $NVDA CEO Jensen Huang and $DELL CEO Michael Dell say the biggest AI bottleneck is now memory. Memory stocks I’m watching: • $SNDK at $2,000 • $MU at $1,100 • $DRAM at $98 Investing doesn’t have to be complicated. Just listen to the smart money. Follow for more.

Three years ago, they doubted me when I picked $NVDA $48.48 → $203.17（+319.2%） A year ago, I was all-in on $INTC $18.27 → $113.15（+519.6%） Six months ago, I backed $MU $370.83 → $1,021.75（+175.6%） Now, I'm preparing for my next 6-month pick. Current price: $12–13 Target: $113 Only visible to those who like, follow, and message "stocks" for information.

My July advice 9th: $AAPL (Apple) — Don’t buy $ORCL (Oracle) — Don’t buy $SNDK (SanDisk) — Don’t buy $INTC (Intel) — Buy at $105–$110 $TSLA (Tesla) — Buy at $385–$392 $MU (Micron Technologys) — Buy at $943–$948 $MRVL (Marvell Technology) — Buy at $230–$236 $CRDO （Credo Technology ）—Strong Buy Next alert dropping soon! If you are not following us with notifications turned on, you might miss our next alerts.