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

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

DRONES for Free Viewing (June 3, 2026-daily) 1. $UMAC 2. $RCAT 3. $RDW 4. $KTOS $ONDS has been shared with my community since $2. To protect my subscribers, I can only share updates on my Patreon for now. https://t.co/BeaPPM0u9Z

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.

Honestly, looking back to late March and early April, the majority of voices on X were loudly calling for a sharp drop in May. Targets like $SPY to 5,800, $PLTR to $60–$100, $NVDA to $82, $TSLA to $280, $ONDS to $2, and $AMD to $120–$160 (mostly based on Elliott Wave counts or gap-fill theories) were all over social media. In hindsight, it became very clear who the real TA guys are and who the fake ones are. The genuine ones stayed objective, respected the higher-timeframe trend, and didn’t force ultra-bearish counts just to sound smart or chase engagement. The fake TA crowd, on the other hand, kept recycling the same broken patterns and doomsday scenarios — predictions that have been consistently wrong for years. Had anyone followed those fake calls, they would have completely missed this powerful parabolic rally. Retail sentiment remains low while a good portion of institutional money is still sitting on the sidelines. This is exactly why I see significant upside ahead. Every dip over the past three years has been a strong buying opportunity — and I believe this will continue. I have been holding and accumulating my winners since Jan 2023, as my research and technical analysis point to much higher prices. This is not financial advice — always do your own due diligence. But here’s the truth I’ve learned: don’t let the loud permabear noise affect your logic or strategy. The fake TA guys have been wrong for over a decade, and their excuses (recession fears, “it’s different this time,” broken wave counts) are getting weaker with every missed call. The market climbs walls of worry. Real edge comes from filtering out the noise, trusting your own process, and recognizing that fear is often the best contrarian signal. Stay disciplined, keep studying, and let real analysis — not the loudest voices — guide your decisions.

$ONDS (May 29, 2026) As I’ve shared many times, $ONDS has been a core stock for my community. I repeatedly highlighted its bullish signal around $2. Those who trusted me have been aggressively loading up, and their patience is paying off. To those who didn’t, they unsubscribed, unfollowed, and kept listening to premarket noise and Elliott Wave counts that keep calling for another drop back to $2 before the surge. Here’s proof from one of my loyal subscribers — a screenshot of his impressive gains in $ONDS using options to magnify the returns. Congratulations to all $ONDS shareholders, especially my community members who have trusted the process along the way.

They Called Every One of My Buys a Bubble: $NVDA, $TSLA, $PLTR, $AMD, $NBIS, $IREN, $ONDS… Now Trump Is Buying (May 15, 2026) When I bought my first $NVDA shares in January 2023, everyone called it a bubble — the P/E ratio had soared to 114.8x. When I picked up $PLTR at $8.80, the verdict was the same: just another overhyped meme stock with no real business or valuation. In the summer of 2024, I started reloading $TSLA below $170, only to be told it was obviously in a massive bubble with its triple-digit P/E. In May 2025, I added $AMD near $110, and the permabears once again insisted the top was in. Since last summer, I’ve been steadily accumulating $NBIS, $IREN, and $OND — and the “this is a bubble” warnings followed me there as well. Now, deep into 2026, the bubble chorus has only grown louder. Yet President Trump continues to load up on stocks himself. So the question is simple: will the bubble bears finally be right… or will Trump win again?

$ONDS (March 18, 2026-daily chart) No need to waste months studying complex TA or following endless signals across the globe. Just follow the volatility holes marked on my charts for your entries and exits. High accuracy, minimal effort, dead-simple charts. We don’t need to buy at the absolute bottom or sell at the absolute top. Just ride the trend and let the indicators do the work for us. @cantonmeow @matthughes13 @tonylee80 @starship_ride @elynast

RT @KawzInvests: $LTRX - The Hidden Anduril/ONDAS Play Trading at a Fraction of Comps The Anduril supply chain keeps expanding. Here's one nobody's talking about. Lantronix just dropped a partnership with Safe Pro Group this morning. Most will scroll past it. Here's why that's a mistake. The Connection Nobody's Made: Safe Pro Group is the company Ondas Holdings poured $14M into back in October. $ONDAS now has a $5B market cap trading at 100x+ sales. But here's the real alpha: In December, Trillium Engineering selected LTRX Edge AI modules to power their gimbaled imaging systems for military drones. Pull up the Anduril Ghost spec sheet. The sensor listed? Trillium HD45. Connect those dots. LTRX appears to be in Anduril's supply chain. And now they have a direct relationship inside the ONDAS ecosystem too. The Valuation Gap Is Absurd: $ONDS - $5.0B market cap, ~$50M rev, 100x P/S $RCAT - $1.6B market cap, ~$40M rev, 40x P/S $KRKNF - $1.6B market cap, ~$100M rev, 16x P/S $OSS - $250M market cap, ~$30M rev, 8x P/S $LTRX - $270M market cap, $118M rev, 2.3x P/S $LTRX has more revenue than $ONDS, $RCAT, and $OSS combined. Trades at a fraction of the multiple. Why the Disconnect? $KRKNF is known as the Anduril sonar/battery supplier. That connection drove a 250%+ run. $LTRX has the Anduril imaging connection through Trillium and nobody is talking about it. They also have Red Cat for the Army SRR program. Three nodes in the defense drone ecosystem. One stock trading at legacy industrial multiples. The Setup: 5x P/S (half of $KRKNF) = $590M = 2x 10x P/S (still below comps) = $1.2B = 4x

$LTRX - The Hidden Anduril/ONDAS Play Trading at a Fraction of Comps The Anduril supply chain keeps expanding. Here's one nobody's talking about. Lantronix just dropped a partnership with Safe Pro Group this morning. Most will scroll past it. Here's why that's a mistake. The Connection Nobody's Made: Safe Pro Group is the company Ondas Holdings poured $14M into back in October. $ONDAS now has a $5B market cap trading at 100x+ sales. But here's the real alpha: In December, Trillium Engineering selected LTRX Edge AI modules to power their gimbaled imaging systems for military drones. Pull up the Anduril Ghost spec sheet. The sensor listed? Trillium HD45. Connect those dots. LTRX appears to be in Anduril's supply chain. And now they have a direct relationship inside the ONDAS ecosystem too. The Valuation Gap Is Absurd: $ONDS - $5.0B market cap, ~$50M rev, 100x P/S $RCAT - $1.6B market cap, ~$40M rev, 40x P/S $KRKNF - $1.6B market cap, ~$100M rev, 16x P/S $OSS - $250M market cap, ~$30M rev, 8x P/S $LTRX - $270M market cap, $118M rev, 2.3x P/S $LTRX has more revenue than $ONDS, $RCAT, and $OSS combined. Trades at a fraction of the multiple. Why the Disconnect? $KRKNF is known as the Anduril sonar/battery supplier. That connection drove a 250%+ run. $LTRX has the Anduril imaging connection through Trillium and nobody is talking about it. They also have Red Cat for the Army SRR program. Three nodes in the defense drone ecosystem. One stock trading at legacy industrial multiples. The Setup: 5x P/S (half of $KRKNF) = $590M = 2x 10x P/S (still below comps) = $1.2B = 4x