RT @dannycheng2022: Conviction is not measured in months. It is tested across multi-year cycles. $NVDA: -66% in 2021–22, then about +407% over 3 years into 2026. $AMD: -65% in 2021–22, then about +447% over 3 years into 2026. $TSM: -56% in 2022, then about +409% over 3 years into 2026. $PLTR: -65% in 2022, then about +1,049% over 3 years into 2026. $HOOD: -90% from the 2021 high to the 2022 low, then about +1,600% off that low into 2026. Many missed the parabolic run by trading in and out. Many more failed to hold through volatility. And many more will never learn!

$HOOD (September 23, 2026-Daily Chart) Focus on the leader! https://t.co/jzlda2WMrp

$HOOD is looking VERY good here, attacking the crucial $125 resistance Next resistance = $150 Would align with a bullish cross on the monthly MACD Volume declining, eventually going to pick up again above $150 for a new run? Long-term view on that name looks objectively bullish.

Wow Bitcoin + Ethereum pulled pretty extreme recoveries. Looks like $HOOD / $COIN / Crypto is back? On-chain equities trading + regulator exemptions probably put a lot of fuel into the fire for the sector. That aside... crypto is usually a great indicator for high-beta AI equities believe it or not (they tend to frontrun broader market drops or rallies). So overall market risk appetite might be coming back despite the rate hikes.

@dannycheng2022 Your story hit close to home. I subscribed in 2024 out of curiosity and honestly never left. At the time I was almost all-in $TSLA with a small $PLTR position on the side, plus a huge bunch of lottery stocks. I was stubborn. I held through everything. Watched my gains round-trip 5x over the past 2 years. Portfolio was a mess and I knew it. I don’t have multiple income streams like you. What I did have were your indicators. I used them to sell options for premium and stay in the game. Through you I also found a community of people who actually do the work — @cantonmeow, @sheslee and many others. That changed how I looked at this market. $PLTR slowly became my biggest position. I started following your signals and adding when it felt uncomfortable. Now I’m focused on building the core instead of chasing tickets. My only real regret is not buying more $PLTR and my core positions $AMD $NVDA $NBIS $HOOD $GOOGL earlier. These past few months the volatility has been insane. I used it to finally clean the book up. Somehow, even with all the noise, this portfolio has stayed pretty stable. I learnt that investing is 50% conviction and 50% patience when you are in the right stocks. Thank you, Danny. I am a small account but I am grateful I stayed and I will continue to stay!

Conviction is not measured in months. It is tested across multi-year cycles. $NVDA: -66% in 2021–22, then about +407% over 3 years into 2026. $AMD: -65% in 2021–22, then about +447% over 3 years into 2026. $TSM: -56% in 2022, then about +409% over 3 years into 2026. $PLTR: -65% in 2022, then about +1,049% over 3 years into 2026. $HOOD: -90% from the 2021 high to the 2022 low, then about +1,600% off that low into 2026. Many missed the parabolic run by trading in and out. Many more failed to hold through volatility. And many more will never learn!

I do not touch the long-term book for 3 to 10 years. That idea is foreign to almost everyone. Daily price action is noise. It does not move my emotions and it does not cost me sleep. The moment I care is when retail fear is extreme or the market is falling hard. That is the only window worth using to DCA That discipline is how my key positions were built: $NVDA from $15.20 in January 2023, $PLTR from $8.80 in May 2023, $AMD from $110 in May 2025 and $HOOD from $9.5 in June 2023. I still hold every one of them — and I keep adding when the market hands me a deep discount each year! Why the “sell” chorus is ignored: the people who asked me to sell or trim in the drawdowns never owned more shares than I do, never do more research than I did, and never sat with fund managers and directors the way I did. Their panic is not a research note. When they shout sell, it is usually the signal to add. Fade retail. Follow the whales. A real compounder can trend up for two decades — that is what the last big-tech cycle already proved. Trust the crowd and you miss the uptrend. Take the dips the market hands you to build wealth, or sit out. The choice is yours! @cantonmeow @sheslee @Hiteshp99 @Jimmy_tesla_01

Over the past few months, the market has given us plenty of opportunities to load up on our own conviction stocks. Most of my money has gone into two names: $PLTR and $HOOD, with millions pouring into each. $PLTR mainly between $110 and $130 (I shared the screenshot before) and $HOOD between $70 and $100 — all shared with my Tier 3 Patreon subscribers for five months straight. I don’t need multiple winners; a handful is good enough for me. Regarding $AMD, my last add was in the $220 range and I haven’t been adding since. With more than 24,000 shares, I think that’s enough to ride the uptrend. Learn to find the right stocks of the bullish cycle, size up aggressively if you can stomach the volatility and have a vision, then ride the long term. Don’t trade in months or a year — let time do the compounding.

Volatility Hole + Ugly Charts: How the Recent Bottoms Were Timed (September 12, 2026) Don’t chase when every indicator flips bullish. That’s usually the sign the big move has already started. Start DCAing when the chart looks ugly… then uglier… then ugliest. That’s when retail fear peaks. A better way is when my proprietary Volatility Hole indicator appears. I’ve shared those setups and will continue to share them with my community when they show up again. Over the past few months I’ve used this approach to time bottoms on quite a few names and shared the setups with my community, highlighting my buy orders for Tier 3 members — and even sharing some of them openly on X : $PLTR: $110 → $130 (while most were calling for $60–$80) $HOOD: $70 → $100 $NBIS: $180 → $200 $NOW: $90 → $100 $DELL: $250 → $260 $MU: $700 → $730 Learn to bet against retail sentiment and follow the right indicator when the market next offers big discounts. @cantonmeow

How I use the Volatility Hole and blue ribbon to time the bottoming signals (September 9, 2026) I regularly share the bottoming signal from my proprietary Volatility Hole indicator and the descending blue ribbon with my community, and I mark those posts as “MUST-READ” or “Volatility Hole.” Recent examples include: $BE $TSLA $HOOD When these signals appear, accumulate in the zone I highlight on my daily and weekend posts. Then wait patiently for additional bullish confirmation before doubling down. Today, one ticker I shared in the semiconductor post has shown similar early bottoming signals. Please check it out.

Wow, $HOOD has taken minority ownership in Crypto‌.com. It does feel like the future of the finance industry is slowly consolidating around Stripe/Robinhood. Especially after the successful expansion of Robinhood Chain, Prediction Markets, and Credit Cards/Banking. https://t.co/FXZTmVaIo5

The 3 Volatility Holes have been 100% spot-on, acting as reliable buy and accumulation zones for $HOOD. https://t.co/Ko7bewu6SX

RT @dannycheng2022: $HOOD (September 4, 2026-Daily Chart) The 3 volatility holes have been 100% spot-on. Every time price broke out of the upper boundary, a surge followed. Today, $HOOD broke out of the upper boundary of the volatility hole at $113.8 and rallied to $124.8. The 3 key buy signals (volatility holes) are highlighted on the daily chart. Thanks to the volatility hole indicator, our community added aggressively and gradually during the massive discounts over the past 5 months.

The setups I bought when nobody wanted them (September 6, 2026) Finding the right stocks when everyone hates them is hard. Fundamentals alone are not enough. You also need the guts to buy the ugliest charts with real size, because a small position will not move your portfolio and will not change your life. I use the Volatility Hole indicator with the descending blue ribbon to spot those hated setups. Those are the stocks I bought and started accumulating, and I alerted my Patreon community as soon as they appeared. These are the examples I invested in myself before I started Patreon, and again in 2025: 1. $PLTR (in 2023) 2. $HOOD (in 2023) 3. $ONDS (in 2023) 4. $AMD (in 2025) This is not financial advice. I love to share the signals I actually use and mark the important posts MUST-READ. When you see that label next time, read the post in detail! The title is there to tell you it matters.

Concentrate on the Winners (September 6, 2026) There’s nothing wrong with holding 40–50 stocks if your portfolio is already in the multi-millions. At that scale, broad diversification can be a reasonable way to manage risk and keep capital working. That said, not every stock moves together, and not every name will turn out to be a long-term winner. Diversification does not remove the need to concentrate. You still have to put real weight on the few ideas you believe in most. That’s why my top 4 positions— $PLTR, $NVDA, $AMD, and $HOOD—currently make up more than 95% of my various portfolios in total. I know many people prefer to chase small stocks in the hope that one of them becomes the next $PLTR. The catch is that nobody knows in advance which one is going to play out eventually. Small positions in the small stocks are totally fine as lottery tickets, but they should not dominate a portfolio unless you are deliberately playing the adventurer’s game. Conviction is the real edge. When you’ve done the work and understand a business—its product, its moat, its optionality, its earning power and its management—you should size it so it can actually move the needle in your portfolio. Spreading capital thinly across dozens of names is often just a polite way of saying you don’t have strong opinions. Last but not least, always keep some dry powder. Be willing to add or cut when the facts change. Don’t confuse activity with discipline. But don’t dilute your best ideas just because a wider basket feels safer on paper. Own fewer things. Understand them better. Size them up and your portfolio will thank you one day!

From my channel checks, it appears Korean retail is firmly siding with $HOOD over the $AMC CEO. Korean sources find the prospect of 40x leveraged Samsung / $SKHY a powerful enough argument to win the tokenization debate.

My 5-month accumulation in $PLTR, $HOOD, $NOW and $SOFI is complete — unless the whales offer a massive discount again. I’m adding more to names that are nearing the Stage 1 base. I’ve been sharing them in Weekly Insights over the past few weeks and will highlight them again this Sunday. These charts have been posted daily on my Patreon and X subscription.

Tickers currently showing a volatility hole together with descending blue ribbons — a setup that often marks the recent bottom — are listed below. 1. $HOOD 2. $TSLA 3. $NOW 4. $MSFT These are the signals that matter in my TA— learn to read them (upper boundary vs lower boundary) in detail. I highlight them regularly in the MUST-READ posts. And once again, thank you to my community for trusting the signals, staying with them, and continuing to add at the discounts.

@dannycheng2022 Our core holding perform very well! Thanks Danny🫂 $HOOD

$HOOD (September 4, 2026-Daily Chart) The 3 volatility holes have been 100% spot-on. Every time price broke out of the upper boundary, a surge followed. Today, $HOOD broke out of the upper boundary of the volatility hole at $113.8 and rallied to $124.8. The 3 key buy signals (volatility holes) are highlighted on the daily chart. Thanks to the volatility hole indicator, our community added aggressively and gradually during the massive discounts over the past 5 months.

The Most Expensive Monthly Subscription That Never Lets You Own Winners Big (September 4, 2026) You pay $100, $200, sometimes $2,000 a month for “premium” stock calls and market wisdom. What you usually get is recycled charts, recycled fear, wave counts telling you exactly how high or low prices can go—levels that almost never actually hit—and a rotating list of small stocks with “10x potential.” Almost none of it is durable thinking about how real wealth is actually built across a full cycle. The portfolios that follow those services almost never own or sit concentrated in the names that keep compounding — $PLTR, $HOOD, $NVDA. They spread across 40 or 50 positions “for safety.” That is not diversification. It is dilution. The market does not reward equal weighting of mediocrity. It rewards owning the businesses that are pulling the future forward and letting them become a larger and larger share of the account. Then come the Elliott Wave accounts. For months they have drawn the same pictures: $PLTR collapsing to $40–$60, $HOOD to $30–$50, $NVDA back to $80. Those targets have been published, screenshot, and sold as certainty. Meanwhile $PLTR trades near $182, $HOOD near $125, $NVDA near $228. The waves keep getting redrawn. The subscriptions keep getting charged. The other trap is the small-cap lottery. Some big accounts post so many small or meme stocks selling a story about 10x or 100x and a chart that looks explosive if you squint. Position sizes get oversized because the dream is large. Unfortunately, very few become the next $PLTR. They become footnotes. The people selling the dream rarely disclose how many prior “100-baggers” they already got wrong. X is full of both types: the high-priced newsletter that never names the actual long-term compounders, and the big scammer accounts that always have the next 10-bagger. The genuine voices are quieter and rare. They talk about business quality, cash-flow durability, and why a handful of names can reasonably sit at the core of a portfolio for years. They do not need to scare you into selling the winners or chase you into the next micro-cap. Know who you follow. Look at their history with proven track record, not their latest thread. See whether they kept owning the stocks that actually worked or whether they spent years calling for the crash that never arrived. The difference is not style. It is whether they understand that the biggest gains come from staying concentrated in the few companies that keep proving they can grow for a very long time.

$DELL founder is a legend. The Dell family pledged $6.25B / $250 each to 25M children through Trump Accounts, with $HOOD (up 14.83%+ today) as the initial sole brokerage. Little off topic but getting the public invested early is very meaningful compared to the dollar amount. https://t.co/Xwrp7lMPyS

$HOOD (September 4, 2026-Weekly Chart) Sorry I didn’t catch the exact bottom in $HOOD at $63.50. But the moment the last volatility hole printed on the weekly chart, I told my Tier 3 Patreon community I was loading from $70 and doing it aggressively. For five months I DCA’d weekly in the $70–$100 range and shared every add in Weekly Insights. Sizing is what turns a good call into a real win — this is now one of my top 4 positions across portfolios. That volatility hole has once again marked the cycle bottom accurately. Congratulations to every Tier 3 subscriber who followed those buy signals. Our patience is paying off!

Watch for the Volatility Hole paired with the next bullish red candle on the monthly chart next time. When this setup forms, the odds of a strong upside move are very high. Buy and add aggressively, stay convicted, and hold! Proven examples of 10x-20x stocks $PLTR: $5.84 → $207 $HOOD: $7.90 → $153.80 $HIMS: $4.49 → $70 $MU: $94 → $1,254 @cantonmeow @sheslee @tonylee80 @Jimmy_tesla_01 @niker8202

$CLSK and $MARA (August 26, 2026-Daily Chart) Most miners and data centers can’t even break previous resistance levels, let alone hit all-time highs. Imagine holding most of them or betting too heavy in them while watching other stocks from this cycle go 10X—names like $NVDA, $PLTR, $NBIS, $HOOD, $MU and $SNDK. I’ve never been a fan of most data centers; they’re largely speculative and keep diluting shareholders. A small position as a lottery ticket is fine, though!

How Volatility Holes + Whale Accumulation Turned $10 $HOOD Into a Multi-Year Winner (August 24, 2026) I started building my $HOOD position at $10 the moment I identified the first volatility hole that marked the true cycle bottom between $8.30 and $10.10 in March 2023. From that point forward, the second and third volatility holes delivered with perfect reliability. Every decisive breach of their upper boundaries — first at $30, then at $65 — confirmed the next major leg higher, always synchronized with steady whale accumulation. I kept buying at every level. Rain or shine. Whenever the whales offered a discount and the permabears were screaming the loudest, I added. Patience + Conviction + Discipline + A reliable indicator--That’s the entire playbook in a real bull cycle — and with the right stock, it’s all you need to win! @cantonmeow @sheslee @tonylee80

Buy When It’s Ugly: The Contrarian Signal That Beats the Crowd (August 23, 2026) The smartest time to buy a stock is rarely when all indicators are flashing green and the chart looks perfect. Instead, the real opportunity appears when the chart looks ugly—when weak technicals diverge from steadily improving fundamentals, and almost no one wants the name, even as the business keeps getting stronger quarter after quarter and earnings keep hitting record highs. On the technical side, one of the most reliable early signals I use to time these bottoms is the Volatility Hole, a proprietary indicator. When it appears, I share it with my community right away and begin buying aggressively—often weeks or months before institutional money piles in for the eventual breakout. I also lean into periods of max pain and public mockery, the exact opposite of what most retail investors do, because the best investments are usually the ones nobody currently wants! On the psychological side, a second consistent contrary signal comes directly from my own community: waves of Patreon unsubscribes that arrived precisely while or after I was sharing buy orders in names such as $OSCR between $13–$18 for months, $PLTR between $110–$135 for months, $AMD between $110–$198 for months, and $HOOD between $70–$90 for months. Those moments of widespread doubt have repeatedly marked excellent entry zones for the loyal members who chose to stay and trusted me along the way! That same disciplined approach shapes how I handle new ideas. Every day people ask me to chart the next hot ticker, yet most of those suggestions either never surge or arrive too late. In fact, the highest-conviction stocks remain the ones I already chart daily for my X subscription and Patreon—if you share the same level of conviction and patience as I do, there is no need to keep hunting for the next one!

Volatility Hole: The Indicator That Printed Millions in Each of My Conviction Stocks (August 22, 2026) By using the proprietary indicator, the Volatility Hole, I have successfully made millions in each of these stocks: $PLTR, $HOOD, $MU, and $AMD. My strategy is simple and consistent: I dollar-cost average (DCA) weekly — not just for a few days or weeks — every time this highly reliable signal appears. Patreon and X subscribers get the alerts first, so they can prepare and act on the same opportunities. I’ve already shared screenshots of my gains on X, so I won’t repeat them here. This isn’t about bragging. This weekend, I’ll continue highlighting the stocks I believe will lead this cycle in my Weekly Insights, exclusive to the Tier 3 community on Patreon. Thank you to my loyal community for your ongoing support and trust. Don't forget that patience and conviction are the key to creating wealth and there is no short cut at all! Let's keep making money! To those who unsubscribed: you missed the current uptrend, and you’ll likely keep missing the next ones. Very few people put in this level of work and share their TA this openly and selflessly.

RT @dannycheng2022: How I Time Bottoms Using the Volatility Hole + Descending Blue Ribbon 😄😁😃😀😊 (August 14, 2026) I identify potential market bottoms by combining the Volatility Hole with a descending blue ribbon on my weekly charts. For strong stocks, one Volatility Hole is typically enough, while weaker stocks usually need 2 to 3 Volatility Holes. Once these signals appear, I begin dollar-cost averaging (DCA) into my highest-conviction stocks gradually and aggressively! This is a reliable setup which usually takes 6 weeks to 6 months to fully play out — patience is the key! Further Examples for Illustration 1. $RBRK – Volatility Hole marked the bottom at $49–$50 in the week of April 24, 2026. 2. $HOOD – Volatility Hole marked the bottom at $66–$77 in the week of April 10, 2026. 3. $GOOGL – Volatility Hole marked the bottom at $166–$174 in the week of May 23, 2025. 4. $MSFT – Volatility Hole marked the bottom at $367–$400 in the week of March 20, 2026. @cantonmeow @sheslee @Hiteshp99 @tonylee80 @matthughes13

How I Time Bottoms Using the Volatility Hole + Descending Blue Ribbon 😄😁😃😀😊 (August 14, 2026) I identify potential market bottoms by combining the Volatility Hole with a descending blue ribbon on my weekly charts. For strong stocks, one Volatility Hole is typically enough, while weaker stocks usually need 2 to 3 Volatility Holes. Once these signals appear, I begin dollar-cost averaging (DCA) into my highest-conviction stocks gradually and aggressively! This is a reliable setup which usually takes 6 weeks to 6 months to fully play out — patience is the key! Further Examples for Illustration 1. $RBRK – Volatility Hole marked the bottom at $49–$50 in the week of April 24, 2026. 2. $HOOD – Volatility Hole marked the bottom at $66–$77 in the week of April 10, 2026. 3. $GOOGL – Volatility Hole marked the bottom at $166–$174 in the week of May 23, 2025. 4. $MSFT – Volatility Hole marked the bottom at $367–$400 in the week of March 20, 2026. @cantonmeow @sheslee @Hiteshp99 @tonylee80 @matthughes13

My Proven Method to Time Bottoms: Volatility Holes + Descending Blue Ribbon (August 6, 2026) How I time bottoms with Volatility Holes + Descending Blue Ribbon Volatility holes combined with the descending blue ribbon are one of the most reliable tools I use to time bottoms. Of course, no one (and no chart) can catch the exact bottom — but this method gets me close enough with high conviction. Note for weaker stocks: Stronger stock usually requires 1 volatility hole to form a bottom, while weaker stocks may require 2–3 additional volatility holes before a true bottom forms. Below are some daily charts where I applied my indicators to time bottoms and shared them with my community over the past year: 1. $HOOD 2. $MSFT 3. $AMD 4. $MU

$SPCX is a brand-new ticker with very limited data, but the daily chart already gives a rough sense of the near-term direction. Most newly listed high-profile names take years to fully recover and establish a sustainable uptrend after their initial post-IPO volatility. We’ve seen this pattern play out with $COIN, $HOOD, $PLTR, $SOFI, and others. I’m not saying SPCX will necessarily follow the exact same path, but the historical pattern is worth keeping in mind.

$HOOD (July 16, 2026-daily chart update) Over the past few months, I have shared more than ten bullish signals in my daily “MUST-READ” posts. Those who followed them and bought the highlighted signals have enjoyed substantial gains. In my weekly insights for Tier 3 members, I have also shared my personal buy orders for $HOOD more than six times over the past few months, when whales stupidly offered us big discounts. While the market was volatile and fear was widespread, the strategy remained simple: stay disciplined, trust the signals, and buy the dips in strong setups. The market always rewards patience and conviction — not frequent trading in and out. If I weren’t highly confident in this opportunity, I would not have spent millions accumulating $HOOD over the past few months. Every position was backed by thorough fundamental and technical analysis!

Was a sad few months for $RDDT. But glad it's finally back above $200. Reddit was doing: - $663M revenue w/ 91.5% gross margins - $204M GAAP net income - 45%+ fwd Y/Y growth after 69%+ growth. - Net profit is ~30.7% of revenue Felt very weird to see a profitable company get dragged down after earnings. But in hindsight, given the increase hyperscaler capex, the drop felt more like it's more relative opportunity cost more than fundamentals? Since a lot of inflow poured into $MU / Sk Hynix that are bottlenecked into 2029. Or with laser bottlenecks like $LITE that last into 2029 as well. Same thing happens in reverse after selloffs ig, even if fundamentals didn't change. Been seeing a lot of noise with memory optimization or Chinese players... but don't quite think you sign 16T+ LTAs if memory was getting flooded or not used anytime soon. Same with optical players... if in earnings, they state anything they make gets bought, I don't quite think a lot of the noise has material effect on their fundamentals. Regardless, nice to see some recovery with familiar faces like $HOOD, $HIMS, and $RDDT though.

Why I Focus on Big Stocks, Not Small-Cap Lottery Tickets (July 3, 2026) Most investors love betting big on small stocks, dreaming they’ll catch the next $PLTR, $MU, or $SNDK. Some even go all-in. After two decades working with clients at various banks, I’ve seen how rarely those bets actually pay off. The truly wealthy clients I’ve worked with didn’t build their fortunes chasing tiny companies. They got rich by taking large positions in strong, established businesses — and then consistently adding to them during pullbacks and bear markets. Sure, some small companies eventually become giants. But the real test is whether you can handle 90%+ drawdowns and keep dollar-cost averaging through years of pain without selling. Very few people can. That’s why, across the six portfolios I manage, I focus almost entirely on large, high-quality names instead of small caps or meme stocks. To this day, my top four holdings — $PLTR, $AMD, $NVDA, and $HOOD — still account for over 93% of my total portfolio. Another key rule I follow is straightforward: position sizing ultimately determines your results. Even if you pick the right stock, a tiny allocation won’t move the needle in any meaningful way.

Some people love shaming me when my stocks are/were in a brutal downtrend — $AMD, $PLTR, $NVDA, $OSCR, $BB, $HOOD, $SOFI, $HIMS, $CLOV, etc. Little do they know… I actually love their noise. Retail hate and fear is one of the strongest contrarian signals I have. The louder the shaming, the more conviction I get. The stock market is NEVER for the undisciplined, impatient, and unprepared. Those same voices have often been the fuel for the next leg up. Keep talking. I’m listening! @cantonmeow @sheslee @Hiteshp99 @starship_ride @seafoojai @redfoxryder

I think u must be new here. Many of my ideas get intense backlash at the start, especially the more original they are. $AXTI - endless hate to the point I got banned from the $RDDT WSB forum. They thought it was some scam Chinese company, but Reuters, Epiwafer company earnings, and institutions validated their InP substrate position many months later. $RPI - everyone called it some meme stock. Literally Bloomberg, Financial Times, and others went out and called it a meme stock with no fundamentals. Analysts went and said the idea was stupid and said it was going to crash “as a fact”. Earnings came out? Blew away any projection with 58% fwd revenue growth. But they seem to have forgot all the backlash they threw out at me, while they’re citing it as a high growth ai hardware company no. $SIVE? Everyone called it a “meme stock”. I get bunch of hate from Swedish media all the way up. Bunch of people didn’t understand the technical nuances, and they keep throwing personal attacks for some strange reason. But as you know it’s probably my most successful idea and it’s validated so far by institutional buying from Fidelity Research, JP Morgan as well as formally announced partnerships from $JBL to $GFS. Same hate with: - $AAOI at $30, when everyone called management a “scam” or “shady” - $LITE at $300 when everyone called photonics a “bubble” - $RKLB at $20 when everyone thought it was a low revenue launch company that was a bubble. I actually got temp banned from WSB from posting about Rocketlab since moderators didn’t like the stock. - $HOOD at $20 when everyone recalled them freezing GME buys/sells - $IQE at $12 when people thought it was just some random crap $100m company over in the UK with “no actual photonics partnerships” - $SOI at $44 when European bank analysts thought it was “overvalued”and my thesis wasn’t anything new - $NBIS at $75 when everyone in the $IREN camp said I was spreading Russian propaganda and that they had no moat - $INTC at $115 when everyone thought they couldn’t compete with $TSM - $MRVL at $85 when everyone thought they were losing ASIC share to Broadcom. - $AEHR at $35 when everyone misread their earnings and thought they had no revenue - $EWY at $115 when everyone was crying KOSPI was a bubble and LNG/helium/oil would disrupt the memory trade Can go on and on… I do read a lot of the comments, which is why I remember a lot of the hate (probably either jealously, impression farming, or lacking the technical depth is my guess). But I think at this point, people can just see each thesis validated over and over again. And the success in markets drown out the old noise. Good thing is markets are the final arbiter of what’s right or wrong, not the angry comments or posts on X.

These are the 4 hottest stocks on my future watchlist. Including the buy zones I’m waiting for: $HOOD — $80 to $38 $PLTR — $120 to $51 $SE — $97 to $53 $SYM — $43 to $10 All four stocks offer at least 400% upside potential over the long term. https://t.co/IyYTWXSouz

RT @dannycheng2022: Some people will always tell you not to buy a stock once it has already doubled or tripled — but my experience has been the exact opposite. I’ve made it a habit to chase strong momentum names after they’ve already run hard, even 2x or 5x from my initial positions. Many of those decisions turned out to be highly profitable, especially when I sized them aggressively. For example: I chased $NVDA around $30+ in 2023 after it had already tripled from its 2022 cycle low near $10.80. I chased $PLTR after it doubled from $5.83 to $12 in 2023. I chased $AMD at $150 in 2025 after it had already doubled from its cycle low near $76. I chased $TSM at $112 in February 2024 after it had doubled from $56.90 in 2022. I chased $IREN after it 10x’d from $1.02 to over $10 in 2025. I chased $ONDS at $2 and higher after it 5x’d from $0.38 in October 2023, and I kept adding as it continued to climb (4x from my initial entries). I chased $HOOD in the $10–12 range after it doubled from its 2022 lows, then kept adding more between $70 and $77 in 2026. I chased $BB between $4.50 and $5.50 after it doubled from $2.01 in August 2024. I chased $TE at $6.50–$7.50 after it had already 6x’d from $0.92 in April 2025. The real edge isn’t avoiding stocks that have already doubled or tripled — it’s having rock-solid conviction and the discipline to hold through volatility. Pure fundamentals rarely give you that edge. What matters is a reliable mix of technical signals, whale momentum, sector tailwinds, and a clear narrative. Chasing strength has beaten waiting for “cheap” names every single time — as long as you know which ones still have fuel left and you’re willing to ride the waves. @cantonmeow @matthughes13 @chad_ventures @gabz_investing @sheslee @tonylee80 @Hiteshp99 @Nagetheworld

$HOOD (June 11, 2026-daily chart update) $HOOD is one of my favorite fintech stocks — I chart it regularly and hold a position. Let’s see if it can close above the upper boundary of the volatility hole and spark another strong surge. https://t.co/qoU9yG7ADE

There was interesting research published called "Democratization of Retail Trading". That did a study on 1.6 Million $RDDT WSB comments. and found: 1. "WSB outperformed almost all investment banks at detecting top-performing stocks." 2. "Their average returns compete with the best investment banks and outperform them in certain cases." Their conclusion? "We conclude that WSB may indeed constitute a freely accessible, valuable source of investment advice." I do find WSB is really early to names like $RKLB, $HOOD, and others, but often get timing extremely wrong (with options). I think X is where all the alpha is at nowadays.

Some people will always tell you not to buy a stock once it has already doubled or tripled — but my experience has been the exact opposite. I’ve made it a habit to chase strong momentum names after they’ve already run hard, even 2x or 5x from my initial positions. Many of those decisions turned out to be highly profitable, especially when I sized them aggressively. For example: I chased $NVDA around $30+ in 2023 after it had already tripled from its 2022 cycle low near $10.80. I chased $PLTR after it doubled from $5.83 to $12 in 2023. I chased $AMD at $150 in 2025 after it had already doubled from its cycle low near $76. I chased $TSM at $112 in February 2024 after it had doubled from $56.90 in 2022. I chased $IREN after it 10x’d from $1.02 to over $10 in 2025. I chased $ONDS at $2 and higher after it 5x’d from $0.38 in October 2023, and I kept adding as it continued to climb (4x from my initial entries). I chased $HOOD in the $10–12 range after it doubled from its 2022 lows, then kept adding more between $70 and $77 in 2026. I chased $BB between $4.50 and $5.50 after it doubled from $2.01 in August 2024. I chased $TE at $6.50–$7.50 after it had already 6x’d from $0.92 in April 2025. The real edge isn’t avoiding stocks that have already doubled or tripled — it’s having rock-solid conviction and the discipline to hold through volatility. Pure fundamentals rarely give you that edge. What matters is a reliable mix of technical signals, whale momentum, sector tailwinds, and a clear narrative. Chasing strength has beaten waiting for “cheap” names every single time — as long as you know which ones still have fuel left and you’re willing to ride the waves. @cantonmeow @matthughes13 @chad_ventures @gabz_investing @sheslee @tonylee80 @Hiteshp99 @Nagetheworld

Well, looks like it’s that time of the year again for $COIN, $HOOD, $CRCL and co. So much for a “friendly administration” and “strategic reserve” if they’re trying to ram through Bank Lobbied Clarity Act bills… To ban any form of innovation or competition against banks, with things like yields. And nuking liquidity as they go (but strengthens the USD) Valuations do seem compelling again if you’re swing trading.

Good stocks are trading at a premium for a reason. If you keep waiting for your dream entry prices or an Elliott Wave correction, you will almost certainly miss the ongoing uptrend. Based on my observation of many Elliott Wave charts, the common projected targets I've seen are: • $ONDS at $2 • $PLTR at $60 • $TSLA at $200 • $NVDA at $62 • $AMD at $120 • $HOOD at $45 • $SOFI at $12 That said, I’m not certain we will actually see these levels — nobody has a crystal ball. All technical predictions are simply for reference. To me, Elliott Waves are like horoscopes: interesting but not something I rely on. I prefer to trust my own analysis and conviction rather than follow random chart drawings.

You don’t need to time the exact bottom. Position sizing is far more important. I never tried to catch the absolute cycle low. Instead, I bought after strong rebounds of +50% to over +900% once the recovery was clearly underway — and simply sized my positions properly. This is what I’ve done with strong size over the past three years: $NVDA — Bought at $15.20 in Jan 2023 (+41% from cycle low $10.80) $PLTR — Bought at $8.80 (+51% from $5.83) $TSM — Bought at $112 in Feb 2024 (+97% from $56.90) $RKLB — Bought at $6 in Aug 2024 (+73% from $3.47) $ASTS — Bought at $20 in Aug 2024 (+915% from $1.97) $EOSE — Bought at $0.89 (+46% from $0.61) $IREN — Bought at $3 in Oct 2023 (+75% from $1.71) $CIFR — Bought at $3 in Apr 2023 (+687% from $0.38) $AMD — Bought at $110 in May 2025 (+45% from $76) $HOOD — Bought at $10 in Dec 2023 (+47% from $6.81) Main lesson: Timing the exact bottom is overrated. Getting the position size right and buying once the trend has turned matters much more for long-term results. Big winners come from conviction + proper sizing, not from buying at the perfect price!

Wow I’ve hit 300k followers just now! What a milestone! My goal from the start was always to help retail from Day 0 instead of institutions. That being said… I’ve probably helped out $IBKR too much recently with thousands of new “Serenity Accounts? $HOOD retail DW… Working on something surprising for you all, just stay tight. Maybe 6-8 weeks? Regardless happy to see so much validation of my thoughts. And I hope whatever I do sets a lasting example for X about the positive sum nature of free information democratization.

这一波 Serenity 带着大家买瑞典、德国、法国、韩国股票的，都跑去 $IBKR 开户了吧。 $HOOD 真心悲剧