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MU kills the port
SLV rescues it

Let the MU pump

MU 90C!!

Still MU

ALWAYS BUY MU AND SNDK DIP

MU taking the elevator up

“Your $MU 4/17 calls have lost more than 20% since you’ve opened them”
Thanks robinhood

[Keeping it short](https://preview.redd.it/jjjuc3tuq1mg1.png?width=1560&format=png&auto=webp&s=ce66656e1d62f1d5ba13579751af80cb422fd5e2)
My dumbass was up at 3 am today so that I could run a 5k with my wife and my body hates me for that. Sooooo hold your buy at the moment. People are dumping and there is no real justification for this. We haven't seen the bottom of selling and I think that 200 day EMA and below is a great place to pick up AMD and other tech stocks.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE that MU is shedding. Same with AVGO. I think you are about to get a lot of these stocks on a discount if you just hold on. Overall I think the Qs are goign to drop below 600 and that will probably be a make or break point for the market. It will sell off hard to really bottom out which will be the time to buy everything and start of new rally or it will find support at that 600 level and struggle on.
This is just a great shake out and an opportunity to get things cheaper. Everyone is talking about NVDA but it still is WAY WAY above the low of $172 that it was at the beginning of this month. Truthfully NVDA has been a perfect range bounc channel that has bounced between $170 and $195 since December. I don't think there is a catalyst right now to really push it higher with everyone dumping on the AI trade. So just ride the cycle. Get ready to buy again on the downturn and get ready to sell again on the up

Bought 2 shares of AAOI yesterday, really wishing I bought more instead of MU and CRDO

U and me both...thought we finally were gonna break out :/
oh well MU earnings run up should start soon

Nice try MMs
I’m not selling my $MU April calls

Well the market likes to follow nvda a lot, it is the largest market cap after all, and the darling of the ai boom, can use the mega blue chips as indicators for indices movements and vice versa, that’s what I try to trade at least. Also buying some calls on stuff like avgo, 3/20 320c I got a couple and looks like there’s still going to be an entry today, same with MU, 3/13 410c

Testar nog någon earnings play. Annars kanske en day trade på reversal i någon stark aktie som SNDK, BE eller MU

The news is everywhere today (Feb 27, 2026): Jack Dorsey's Block (XYZ) just slashed \~40% of its workforce (\~4,000 out of 10k+ employees), directly crediting it to going "AI-native" agentic AI tools, flatter teams, replacing management/ops layers with intelligence systems.
They framed it as proactive: business is strong (gross profit +24% YoY to $2.87B, solid 2026 guidance), not a distress cut. Market loved it stock closed \~$54.53 yesterday, then ripped **+20-27%** in after-hours/premarket to \~$67-69. Investors are buying the "AI efficiency = higher margins forever" narrative hard. Personally, I even caught profits because I was positioned long via Stock Futures, but honestly, I didn’t initially understand what triggered such an aggressive move.
Fresh coverage (CNN, Bloomberg, NYT, AP, Forbes all out today): Dorsey says most companies are late to this shift, and Block is re-engineering ops around AI for faster/better results.
This got me thinking about 2026 plays: With AI driving real productivity/efficiencies (not just hype), which stocks could benefit most from the infrastructure/build-out wave? Especially ones positioned for growth without being mega-overvalued like NVDA.
My top picks based on recent analyst takes and results what do you think, especially from INTC shareholders/semi watchers?
1. **CoreWeave (CRWV)**: AI-optimized data centers, massive $55B+ revenue backlog, Q3 2025 revenue +134% to $1.37B. They're loading up on cutting-edge GPUs for AI workloads. With hyperscaler demand exploding, analysts see potential to double in 2026 if AI capex keeps rolling.
2. **Nebius Group (NBIS)**: Similar AI cloud/data center play, big deals with Meta/Microsoft. Footprint doubling, strong growth expected. Stock up \~17% YTD 2026 so far, seen as undervalued vs peers could have huge upside as AI infra scales.
3. **TSMC (TSM) & Micron (MU)**: Core AI supply chain winners. TSMC fabs the advanced chips powering everything (huge AI backlog). Micron tackles memory bottlenecks (HBM for AI models) already up \~50% in 2026 after massive 2025 gains. If AI demand hits trillions in spend by 2030, these could keep running hard.
And Intel (INTC) in the mix?
* Closed at \~$45.46 yesterday (down \~3%), well off January highs around $54-55. Already did big cuts (\~24-25k in 2025), pushing AI/foundry focus under Lip-Bu Tan, with some AI partnerships (e.g., inference stuff).
* Bull case: If Intel leans harder into "AI efficiencies" storytelling (like Block) and delivers on foundry progress/AI chips, it could rally big on dips low P/E, undervalued feel. Some see it as a beneficiary if AI productivity boosts semis broadly.
* Bear case: Execution risks, competition (NVDA/AMD), foundry losses stock often sells off on news. Trap or opportunity at \~$45?
I'm eyeing dips on these for AI efficiencies/infra exposure in 2026 feels like the year AI shifts from speculation to real gains (per Goldman/BlackRock outlooks). High risk/vol though (energy, regs, etc.).
Your thoughts?
* Which other AI plays are you buying (utilities for power? Cloud giants like MSFT/META
Excited for the discussion from current/former Intel peeps, shareholders, and chip nerds!

You can do it with 1 thousand dollars but it requires a lot of homework until your luck runs out. The key is to stay with good stocks and no penny stocks. Stocks around 100 a share. And you have to reinvest your money back in the game. Also you have to be available to trade for the first hour of the stock market. The best money is made in the first 15 minutes.
So you're looking for stocks with a daily price range (high to low) of at least $3, priced around $100/share. That's essentially an ATR (Average True Range) of $3+, which represents good intraday volatility — popular with day traders and swing traders.
Such as:
1. Dell Technologies (DELL) — ~$122
2. Micron Technology (MU) — ~$95–100
3. Uber Technologies (UBER) — ~$65–75
4. Moderna (MRNA) — often trades near $80–$110
You can use Ai to do some research and only do limit orders until you get good at it.
If you're good with math you can do this. You have to spend 2 hours a night to do your homework and prepare for the morning. The money you make also has to settle so it may not be available to trade the next day and you may have to wait. When the stocks goes down you may need to sell or wait a few days. When I say do homework I mean political news and all. Politics drives the market. You may want to reconsider this and get a job instead working 3 hours a night for 50 bucks.
Eventually your wins will increase by reinvestment of winnings and hopefully you can start making what you want. But if you stick with it you may learn how to make real money.
I have 1 particular account where I took 15 grand and made 80 grand in 1 Yr. It wasn't easy but I did it. It took a lot of my time. I still trade that account but it doesn't gross that amount anymore because I don't have the time.

fucking LOVE the europoors
they always give MU a big shrek penis overnight till amerifats fuck everything up

I’ve 35c MU 420 for tomorrow, you kids don’t even know how to gamble.

I first started coming here a few years ago and saw a lot of companies listed in the chat randomly. Some degenerate would say buy this stock so Id go and buy a minimum of $10k in shares. I picked up vrt, tsm, vst, cls, pltr, and MU just to name a few. Its surprising how much money I've made by coming here and just buying shares. 

> dozens of better investments come and go
Please name some of these better investments.
When NVidia peaked around 6 months ago, according to your logic that was a ripe time to pile in. Maybe swap your 'dead money' MU stock for peak NVDA?

Bought some MU, ASML, EWY stocks as well. 0 AMD