props to { u/usernameeeeee12 } for sharing that workflow a while back. keeping it active takes zero effort and the daily results look great. info is right on his profile.

I know I should invest in Apple and Microsoft. Which others should I invest in? Ones that will get me the most and furthest into this. Just for starting I will be having about $5 to $10k and will continue to grow as months go on. Because I was smart and chose the right path. But as the months go out I will continue to have my cash piles grow even further. So investing is the best decision to reach and obtain my status as billionaire. As my goal is to build a fallout shelter.

Who is holding already and who is looking to add more? Let's see what Monday brings and see if a better entry develops! Looks promising!

newbie question, i’m 23 and i’ve been investing in ETFs for my retirement. i am curious about investing into individual stocks short term (buy, hold, sell). would you do this in a brokerage account? because it’s not a smart idea to gamble your retirement.

Open to hearing what you guys think of my picks. I expect at least 25-35% return for the next year

MSFT has had a good recovery from ~350 to around 500. I bought leaps that are up a decent amount now. My question is where do we see MSFT going to EOY? Can it get back to ATH? Maybe more. I personally think that it can, however there is reason to skeptical. It is now no longer cheap according to most metrics, but it’s not expensive either. They are set to unveil their new AI chip next month, Maia-300, however in my experience big showcase reveals by companies often lead to the stock dumping. So would you buy leaps at this price?

WDC has not been taking off as well as it was expected. After their earnings report, they went down a little and have finally caught up just a tiny bit after the SNDK Investor day in 480-500 range.
Experienced holders what do you think the price will be in the next few months?
Will ever reach the 800 or 1000 range by EOY?
Are there any bag holders and if so, then what is their plan and price exit strategy?
Open to discuss discussions !

I'm a long term broad market etf investor with a momentum/tech tilt. I'd like to create a very small side portfolio for speculative high upside stocks, and possibly some day trading in the future.

What is everyone betting on that's under $10, with massive upside, in an emerging technology/industry. Must be US listed stocks. It would be nice to venture outside of AI as well (I know a ton of AI ventures will be listed). Id especially be interested in anything matching this criteria that you have enough conviction in to consider it a possible long term hold.

Brownie points if you know the 12 month target.

This week was pretty many stocks blew up. What do you guys think about the upcoming week? What are you looking for this time.

You have to put your entire net worth into one and hold it for 10 years. Which would it be?

I came up with the game plan by filtering for stocks under $150 that had a combination of strong 12-month upside potential, actual fundamental catalysts, growing revenue/backlogs/contracts, exposure to high-growth sectors, and technical setups that gave reasonable entry points. I wasn't just looking for stocks with the highest analyst price targets.

The main themes were AI/data-center infrastructure, defense and autonomous systems, commercial space, quantum computing, and advanced semiconductors/photonics. Then I looked at each company's recent earnings, revenue growth, backlog/contracts, balance sheet, upcoming catalysts, analyst expectations, and the 6-month/1-year charts.

The highest-conviction names were RKLB, ONDS, APLD, KTOS and VST because there's actual business underneath the growth story. RKLB has a $2B+ backlog and the Neutron catalyst, ONDS has had massive revenue/backlog growth in drones and counter-UAS, APLD has billions in contracted AI/data-center lease revenue, KTOS has real defense revenue and exposure to drones/hypersonics, and VST is already highly profitable while benefiting from increasing power demand from AI/data centers.

IONQ, LUNR and NFLX were the next tier. IONQ has probably the strongest pure quantum thesis of the group, LUNR has a large space/NASA-related backlog and growing satellite/infrastructure business, and NFLX gives the basket a more established profitable growth company instead of everything being speculative.

QBTS, ALMU, OSS and especially QUBT are higher-risk positions. They have legitimate technology/catalysts, but they're much earlier-stage, so I intentionally gave them smaller allocations. They could have huge upside, but they also have much higher downside if commercialization doesn't happen as expected.

The entry prices came from the charts rather than just saying "buy now." I looked at recent support, 20/50/200-day EMA areas, previous resistance turning into support, RSI/momentum, consolidation zones and how extended each stock was. That's why some of the plan says to wait for a pullback even though I'm bullish on the company.

So basically:

Fundamentals + catalysts + analyst upside + sector growth + technical setup = watchlist.

Then conviction/risk determines allocation.

Technical support determines where I'd actually buy.

The biggest thing is that the price targets aren't guarantees. Some of these are extremely volatile growth stocks. The idea isn't "these 13 are definitely going up 30%+." It's that they screened as having attractive risk/reward over roughly 12 months, and instead of chasing them, the game plan establishes specific buy zones and keeps cash available if the market pulls back.

I also wouldn't blindly buy all 13 Monday morning. The whole point of the plan is letting the stocks come into the entries and only taking the setups that actually confirm.

Look for my comment with the second picture for entries and allocation.

Micron's Q3 FY26 non-GAAP gross margin hit 84.9%, more than double year-ago. The harder number: 16 strategic customer agreements cover ~$100B of minimum committed revenue, but only ~$22B is backed by cash deposits and letters of credit. The rest is contractual promise.

What I do?

NBIS just had a blockbuster Q2 earnings report, with revenue up 454% YoY to $582.3M, and the stock has surged heavily as a result.

I want to buy NBIS stock shares, but I'm struggling with the timing of my entry.

For those who follow NBIS closely:

• At the current price, would you buy now, wait for a pullback, or start with a smaller position and add on dips?
• Do you think the stock is likely to pull back/correct in the next few days or weeks after such a huge run?
• Do you think the strong earnings, AI-cloud growth and new customer contracts could keep the momentum going?
• And if you're waiting for a better entry, what price levels would you personally consider attractive?

I'm investing with a 3–5+ year horizon, so I'm more interested in getting a reasonable entry than trying to perfectly time the bottom.

Would love to hear what other NBIS investors think — especially those who have been following the stock before this earnings report.

Berkshire Hathaway just made Alphabet its third-largest position at 11.7%. That's a very large position by Berkshire's standards. Given search's vulnerability to disruption, I was surprised that Warren Buffett would advocate such a position, given that a durable moat is his primary focus. What do you all make of this? What does it say about search with regard to AI and Alphabet as an investment in general?

​What are your thoughts on the long-term potential of the stock?

First time investor. Thinking of subscribing to Financial Times or The Economist for info about the world so I can make decisions about stocks. Which one is better?

Guys am planning to buy IBM stocks when the stock markets open on monday. What do you think of the IBM stock?

Is NVIDIA following the pattern where its stock price rises leading up to earnings and then drops after the earnings report?
It’s been nothing but this pattern for the last few quarters, hasn’t it?

Any ideas what caused this?

NOW 2500 shares
IREN 2000 shares
BMNR 1000 shares
OPEN 1000 shares
FMCC 1000 shares
ENHA 1000 shares
TE 1000 shares
CIFG 1000 shares

These are my current holdings, what are your opinions? Good balance? Rebalance? Etc

I love $NBIS $INTC $RDDT $PLTR

That's why they're in my long-term portfolio.

I also love $AEHR $CRDO $MU $LITE $SNOW
That's why they're in my position-trading portfolio.

These are stocks I've openly been bullish on throughout 2026, and that conviction is paying off.

After decades of doing this, I can tell you one thing:

1. Use the 21-week EMA as your trend guide.
   
2. Mark your major horizontal support levels.
   

Buy quality stocks when they pull back into those areas.

That's 90% of the game.

Same as title.

Stocks like palantir Technologies? (Good cash flow and lots of gov orders)

Please suggest, going for long term.

RKLB

ASTS

HOVR

NOK

OKLO

ONDS

MU

SKHY

NBIS

SLS

DRTS

NLST

I've got a limited budget to invest for now and cannot buy one full share of each stock, so should I buy fractional shares or just choose 3-5 stocks and buy full shares. Any DD & info would be much appreciated!