Posts
YOLO - $1.5M in SLS calls + shares
First bought shares Jan 1, 2025. I was new to biostocks and needed AI to understand the trial and terminology. Rolled profits from previous trades and slowly built my position as the trial timeline kept getting pushed back. Company is extending the lives of patients. Not selling until the company …
Shorting CVNA again, this time backed by "data"
Happy new year regards! I've attempted to short Carvana (CVNA) three or four or six times before and got shafted every time. This time i finally decided to do some DD by asking AI to do some DD, based on SP500 inclusion criteria. I pay for API access for historical …
YOLO again... always down as i say. i need a recovery ASAP
Trump to save the day again
X15N Adoption per Grok
**This from Tom Quimby's article and interview of Cummins'** Product Manager of Natural & Renewable Gas Engines **Dave King** **Strong Fleet Demand:** Major logistics, waste management, and general freight carriers like UPS, J.B. Hunt, Werner, and WM (Waste Management) have placed significant orders, with some already on their second or …
My Due Diligence on CRDO.
They provide the "Active Electrical Cables" (AECs) that connect the world's most powerful AI clusters. * **Triple-Digit Hypergrowth:** Q2 2026 revenue just hit **$268M (up 272% YoY)**. They aren't just growing; they are exploding as hyperscalers (Amazon, Microsoft, Meta) build out their data centers. * AI supercomputers (like the ones …
Michael Burry can't be wrong!
$26k worth of TSLA put options for 2026
Will RDW print in 2026?
I hold 5500 shares across three accounts.
📈 $LRE Climbing the stairway to heaven 📈
LRE has an ultra-tight float (1.2–1.35M shares) .. It can gain traction fast! Trading at $1.70 with the 1 month high of $2.90. 🚀 Revenue & Earnings: Last 12-month revenue around $130M+ with positive profits ($5.8M) and EPS around $0.43 — not huge, but real sales and earnings for a …
Retail investors close out one of their best years ever. How they beat Wall Street at its own game
**Once thought of as unsophisticated and easily duped, a new breed of retail investor is giving the professionals who have long dismissed them a run for their money, according to investors and market data analysts interviewed by CNBC.**