@Shyon:$ServiceNow(NOW)$ ServiceNow ($NOW) has recently gone through a meaningful pullback, followed by a rebound that has started to restore some investor confidence. For me, however, the volatility does not change the long-term thesis. I continue to DCA because I see the pullback as an opportunity to accumulate a high-quality enterprise software company at a more attractive valuation rather than trying to perfectly time the bottom. The recent weakness was partly driven by concerns over the broader SaaS sector and expectations for a softer second half, but ServiceNow's underlying business remains strong. The biggest reason I remain bullish is the company's ability to turn AI from a buzzword into real enterprise spending. In Q2 2026, ServiceNow gener

@koolgal:🌟🌟🌟Should we chase the high on $Micron Technology(MU)$ or wait for the pullback? Chase the high: The FOMO rocket strategy.   If the AI bottleneck has shifted from compute to storage, Micron isn't overvalued.  It is just getting started.  AI cannot think without memory & Micron holds the key to the physical vault.  If you wait for a pullback that never comes, you will be left behind on Earth watching the stock march to a USD 1.5 trillion valuation. Wait for Pullback: Memory fabrication plants take years to build but supply always catches up eventually.  Waiting for a healthy 10% to 15% consolidation isn't being a coward.  It is being a disciplined investor waiting for the right entry point. The Verdict: The st

@Shyon:I think the 2026 midterms could create some short-term volatility, especially with inflation and cost-of-living pressure still weighing on voters. However, I don’t see this as a reason to turn bearish. Political uncertainty usually fades after the election, and markets have historically performed better in the following months. Apple’s move to strengthen its Washington team also makes sense to me. With tariffs, regulation and supply-chain policy becoming more important, experienced government-relations leadership is a sensible hedge. Still, I think $Apple(AAPL)$ needs stronger earnings catalysts rather than relying on political developments. Personally, I’m staying invested and would use any election-driven pullback to accumulate quality companie

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@koolgal:🌟🌟🌟Poking the Bear has become Wall Street's favourite sport.  Michael Burry of Big Short Fame is back in action.  He is aggressively shorting the semiconductor stocks including $Micron Technology(MU)$ . Meanwhile Micron has achieved 7 consecutive EPS beats, logged in an 84.6% GAAP gross margin & its near term supply of HBMs has been sold out till 2027. For the moment, Burry's short portfolio is bleeding heavily into a loss position as the momentum train completely ignores him. Do You Trim the Warehouse or Ride The Weekend? If you are holding highly leveraged single stock positions or trading on heavy margins at these highs, it is best to reduce the warehouse.  Capex is hitting record highs.  Selling a sliver of your winner

@Shyon:For me, I would rather DCA into the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ than chase $Reddit(RDDT)$ index-inclusion pop. The 11% surge is largely driven by mechanical buying, not a sudden improvement in the company’s fundamentals. These inclusion rallies can be attractive short-term trades, but I wouldn’t treat them as a reliable long-term strategy. I like the S&P 500 because it essentially does the stock-picking for me, continuously replacing weaker companies with stronger ones. The diversification also makes it much easier for me to stay invested through different market cycles without worrying about any single company. I still p

@koolgal:🌟🌟🌟Is the Optics drop a Golden Pit or a Valuation Overdraft?  Both $Lumentum(LITE)$ & $COHERENT(COHR)$ have just dropped phenomenal earnings reports, completely obliterating Wall Street expectations.  But instead of celebrating, both stocks dropped post earnings. The Golden Pit Short Term Washing:  This pullback is a gift from the financial gods - a classic textbook Sell the News shakeout.  It is meant to transfer shares from panicked short term traders into the hands of disciplined investors. The Valuation Overdraft Warning:  Investors have bid LITE & COHR to mythical multiples ahead of reports, pricing in absolute perfection for the next 3 years.  It is a high Ca

@koolgal:🌟🌟🌟Despite posting record revenue of USD 234 million (up 62%) & a massive USD 2.36 billion backlog, $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ dropped 7% because CEO Peter Beck admitted that Neutron rocket liftoff may shift to 2027. Peter Beck's sudden caution is a great example of a good CEO who trades short term hype for long term structural survival.  He does not want to see Neutron turn into an accidental firework display on live TV. I would vote to stay the course and not sell as Rocket Lab has a USD 2.36 billion order book.  It has literally more customers than it can handle.  Rocket Lab has also signed a blockbuster deal to acquire Iridium to build a vertically integrated space powerhouse. When Neutron finally flies, Rocket Lab will