To The Moon

Three mega caps, three slightly different setups. 👀 🔵 $Alphabet(GOOG)$ Price breached the upper Bollinger Band, which often brings a pullback or mean reversion into play. There’s still unfinished business around $330, while the stock is sitting in an oversold/discounted setup according to this framework. 🎯 That puts $330 on watch as a potential level for the next move. ⚡ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Tesla is showing a setup similar to the $AAPL shooting star we discussed yesterday. Price pushed through the upper Bollinger Band, but the candle structure shows indecision rather than clean continuation. If the reversal pattern plays out, $363 becomes the first downside level to watch. 🟣

Jensen Huang drops a number. Why AI hardware came all the way back, and how I'm playing it with sell puts Written Wednesday morning SGT, using Tuesday's US close. The number On September 17, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the company will double the number of chips it sells next year. His exact words were: "I expect Nvidia to sell twice as many chips as this next year as we do this year." He said it at the AI summit King Charles III hosted at Dumfries House in Scotland. The comment covers all of Nvidia's chips, not just GPUs. That includes the flagship Blackwell and upcoming Vera Rubin GPUs, Grace CPUs, optical networking chips, automotive platforms and Jetson robotics processors. It also builds on guidance Nvidia already gave. On the August 26 earnings call, CFO Colette Kress laid out a 70%

While the market keeps debating rates, tech valuations and AI spending, Darden Restaurants (DRI) is about to give investors a very different piece of the puzzle: are consumers still willing to spend on dining out? $Darden Restaurants(DRI)$  reports fiscal Q1 results before the market opens today. Wall Street is looking for roughly $2.05 EPS and $3.21B in revenue.  But the headline numbers aren’t what I’d watch most closely. 👀 1. Restaurant traffic This could be the most important signal. Darden’s previous quarter produced 4.6% same-restaurant sales growth, with positive traffic across its brands.  If traffic remains healthy, that suggests consumers haven’t completely pulled back despite higher everyday costs. 🥩 2. LongHorn vs Olive Gard

Forget the chipmakers for a moment. Today, $Accenture PLC(ACN)$ gives investors another way to look at the AI boom: are companies actually spending money to put AI into their businesses? ACN reports earnings before the U.S. market opens today. And the numbers I’d watch go beyond revenue and EPS. 💰 1. AI demand Accenture sits closer to the implementation side of the AI cycle. Companies can talk about AI all day — but eventually they need consultants, software integration, cloud migration and people to actually deploy it. That makes ACN an interesting read-through for enterprise technology spending. 📊 2. New bookings This could be more important than the headline earnings number. Strong bookings would suggest companies are still committing budge

$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$  slipped 0.63% to $736.60 on Tuesday after jumping 11.43% the previous session. At first glance, that looks like simple profit-taking ahead of Meta Connect. But there’s a more interesting story underneath. Muse is becoming the centre of the conversation — yet some of the biggest stock moves are happening in the companies connecting to it. Muse has reportedly climbed to the top of the U.S. mobile download charts, while Shopify jumped more than 7% after integrating its Shop Pay checkout with Muse. Shopify had gained almost 15% across the two sessions.  That creates an interesting investment question: 🧩 Is Muse an app — or a platform? If consumers start using Muse to search, shop, book and complete tasks, the v

Strong Breakouts Still Need Breathing Room My notes from Tuesday, 22 September: a market can look constructive and still demand restraint. The S&P finished flat but held a second close above its recent bull-flag breakout. That supports the bullish case, although the follow-through was hardly convincing. The Nasdaq and semiconductors were stronger, but the move had become stretched and leadership remained narrow. For me, the lesson is to separate a promising setup from a sensible entry. These are ideas I am studying, not a report of trades I have executed. A breakout needs confirmation, but paying too far above support can leave little room for an ordinary pullback. SMCI and HNGE stood out on that basis. SMCI had pushed above its consolidation with improving momentum, while HNGE had sev

Memory prices up over 500%. Does that still count as good news? A cycle view, and how I trade it with sell puts Written Thursday, 24 Sept (SGT). First, is the 500% number real? Mostly, yes. It depends on which chip and which price you look at. For the newest standard memory, DDR5 is up nearly 500% year on year. The spot market is even more extreme: DRAM spot prices have surged nearly 700% over the past year, according to a Bloomberg report from July. Contract prices, which is what big buyers actually pay, moved in huge quarterly steps. TrendForce measured conventional DRAM contract prices up 93% to 98% quarter over quarter in Q1 2026, with many DDR5 SKUs up 3.5 to 4 times and DDR4 kits roughly doubling. Even after all of that, prices were still rising in August. PC DRAM averaged a record $

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ just reversed sharply from the highs, and the bearish structure is getting clearer. 📉 The current move is shaping up as a 5-3-5 pattern: 🔻 5 waves down from the highs 🔺 Looking for a 3-wave bounce 🔻 Then potentially another 5 waves down That makes any bounce tomorrow something I’ll be watching closely for a potential sell-the-rally setup. 🎯 First downside target: The weekly low / open weekly gap. But there’s another important signal developing. ⚠️ Bearish SMT vs $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ $SPX is now sitting inside Daily FVG support, while a fresh bearish SMT has appeared against $NDX around the August high. That adds another layer of caution to the setup. 📍 The level that matters most: 7,657 A

Memory stocks had a rough session after the huge run they’ve had. $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$  , $SK hynix(SKHY)$   and $Micron Technology(MU)$  all pulled back, which isn’t too surprising after such strong momentum. Rising yields also didn’t help, especially for stocks that have already moved a long way. But now everyone is looking toward Micron’s earnings on Sept 30. That could be the next big test for the whole memory trade. I’m watching a few things: 📌 HBM demand — Are AI customers still locking in supply? 📌 Pricing — Can memory prices keep moving higher without demand starting to crack? 📌 Margins — Strong revenue is great, but

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