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Trade Call: Dollar Cost Averaging on Na'vi at the $12-$13 Range

+1.06%current return

"But Na'vi is a very strong company that solves problems worldwide and it is the future of chipset servers and electronics with their SIC and GN architecture and it is pretty much proprietary and a niche market for them and it's very important to understand what they solve or the problems they solve and with the stock coming back down and pulling back into the 13 and $12 range now is a buying opportunity. So let me show you exactly how we're going to do that. I'm looking to add somewhere between 10 and 13. This $3 range is where we're going to be dollar cost averaging. I think the stock's going to settle in here and then maybe pull back a little bit more."

The speaker urges investors to dollar cost average into Na'vi by accumulating shares in the $10 to $13 range following a pullback, based on the company’s strong technological capabilities and its backing by Nvidia. The actionable instruction is supported by a detailed rationale around its proprietary chip technology and growth prospects, while also acknowledging inherent risks.

Trade Call on Applied Digital

+2.97%current return

"The last stock to look at to add to your portfolio that could potentially surpass your full-time job is Applied Digital. I told my Discord to get in last summer when the stock was $5, and I got in originally when it was around $4 to $5. Now the stock is well into the $30 range. Looking at the technical chart, my AVP for Applied Digital is between $22 and $27, and I would be looking to buy in that range. They recently picked up an eight-plus billion dollar contract for server rental space, and if the stock breaks above key resistance levels, it could potentially reach $40 by the end of the year and even higher in the future."

The speaker makes a trade call on Applied Digital based on strong technical analysis and significant catalysts, including a major contract in server rental space and the promising AVP range between $22 and $27. The recommendation emphasizes a dollar-cost averaging strategy and identifies key price levels that could lead to further upside, making it a compelling medium-term trade.

Trade Call on Serve Robotics

-2.67%current return

"The first stock we're looking at in today's video to add $100 into your portfolio is none other than Serve Robotics. Serve Robotics is a very strong company, a lot of potential going forward with the fact that they are going to have potentially a thousand robots in the fleet on the street and operating by the end of this year and it looks like they're going to achieve that goal. One thing I want to point out is Serve Robotics has also partnered with Door Dash. At the current price of $14.80, it's a pretty good buy. My AVP shows the stock is between $11 and $13.95, so basically, we're right at the top of my AVP. It seems like a smart opportunity to dollar cost average into this promising play."

The speaker explicitly recommends buying Serve Robotics, citing its rapid expansion with a projected fleet of 1,000 robots and notable partnerships with Uber Eats and Door Dash. The trade call is supported by an AVP range analysis and the current price being near the top of the favorable range, making it a strong candidate for a dollar-cost averaging strategy.

Trade Call: Microsoft LEAP Options

+1.87%current return

"So, we have a 520 call option LEAP for June of 2026. That is one of the trades in the Discord. Microsoft was upgraded to 675. Even with a bad omen over the market right now, it is unlikely that this stock would be lower in the new year than it is now considering it just got upgraded to 675. So a 520 call for June of 18 is what I'm currently holding in my portfolio."

The speaker outlines a trade call for Microsoft, specifically buying LEAP options with a 520 call for June 2026 based on the recent upgrade to 675. The sentiment is bullish as he expects the stock not to drop in the new year.