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Total Ideas
5
With Returns
3
Equal-Weighted Return
+4.43%

"I wouldn't be surprised to see Robin Hood head towards $33 to $35 per share in the next 1 to 3 months. Now, on the technical analysis front, you can see how the stock has consistently gone up and the moving average continues to follow. These indicators are exactly what I look at in my community Mondays and Wednesdays when I do my live coaching call. I like to keep it super simple, which is why I trade options based on these metrics. It’s an interesting time on a technical level for Robin Hood, and even though I already have a position at $138 per share, the chart tells me there is a clear setup for a short-term run."
The speaker offers a trade idea for Robinhood, predicting a short-term target in the range of $33 to $35 per share based on technical indicators. He emphasizes the consistency of the moving average and RSI and mentions using these metrics for his options trading, suggesting a timely entry for traders.

"So, is SoFi set to deliver? Well, I believe the answer is yes. And let's get into my reasoning. So, first of all, my position on SoFi right now, I have several hundred shares or 3,100 shares. I'm up about 33% on the stock and I think SoFi is headed for some really big numbers. I would say there's a very strong support at $25 per share and my current position on SoFi. I have $26 puts which I think is a really smart strategy to sell puts before earnings in case it does fall down. I'd be more than happy to buy SoFi at $26 per share."
The speaker expresses strong bullish conviction on SOFI, highlighting a significant rally (up 33%) in his holdings and a belief that earnings will drive the stock even higher. He identifies key technical support at $25, employs a hedging strategy with $26 puts, and indicates willingness to add positions at that level.

"So, if you ask me like, should you buy Nvidia? Like, my strong strong belief opinion, right? Not a financial advisor, just a guy on the internet doing lots of research, helping I've helped like 3,000 people learn how to option trade at this point. But my opinion is Nvidia is a buy and this thing is going to go up faster than you can believe. I think that even if we have a pretty normal return for Nvidia, a normal return is actually a massive return, meaning that the stock can gain, you know, 20, $30, $40 per share potentially as gains."
The speaker delivers a high-conviction trade call on Nvidia (NVDA), citing both technical and fundamental catalysts such as the new Blackwell chip production, major supply deals, and upcoming earnings as indicators of explosive growth. He suggests that investors, whether current holders or new buyers, should consider adding Nvidia to their portfolios to capture this potential upside.

"Next up is AMD. AMD has been an absolute runner and is cheaper than Nvidia on a valuation basis, making it a very strong buy right now for continued momentum. The company recently announced a multigenerational strategic agreement with OpenAI, deploying 6 gigawatts of AMD GPU power starting with the Instinct Mi450 series. This non-exclusive deal places AMD firmly inside the AI ecosystem, and with AIGPU demand already sold out through 2025, there is significant upside potential. I think AMD is poised for a substantial revenue boost in 2026, making it a compelling pick."
The speaker highlights AMD's strategic AI partnership with OpenAI and competitive valuation compared to Nvidia, calling it a strong buy for its potential revenue acceleration and expanded role in the AI ecosystem.

"s just jump right into the first stock, which is going to be Google. I want to go over the market cap, some of the technical analysis, and why this stock, I believe, is not just a good buy today, but it"
The speaker presents a strong buy call for Google (Alphabet), highlighting robust fundamentals, a strong search advantage, and compelling technical and valuation metrics. He believes it is well positioned for medium to long term gains.