Called $PLTR bullish on May 29, 2024: $PLTR rose 469% in 9 months.
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accuracy score 60.6 on MU over 260 MU calls · 812 days of data · rank 17 of 27 MU analysts (top 63.0%) · v20r-multi-sparsepen-strong-ss12m-20261012, computed Nov 3, 2026 · Methodology →
Cite asCryptoQuant has tracked 260 directional calls on MU by @InvestmentGuru_ on X since Sep 2023: ranked #17 of 27 analysts scored on MU by accuracy (as of Nov 11, 2026).
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Called $PLTR bullish on May 29, 2024: $PLTR rose 469% in 9 months.
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$MU $40 million plus premium on this call , looks bullish for earnings https://t.co/bPnhAxy0NG
View original →Rough day after yesterday’s AI euphoria. Nasdaq pulled back ~1%, small caps got hit, and semis gave back some gains. The biggest pressure came from rising yields + higher oil + hot economic data. $MU and $SNDK pulled back after strong runs. Tomorrow: Trump–Xi headlines + 10Y yields will be key. Uptrend isn’t broken. Stay patient, respect levels, and don’t chase.
View original →Best watchlist in this market IMO $NVDA — AI GPUs $AMD — AI CPUs/GPUs $MU — Memory (DRAM/HBM) $SNDK — Flash Memory $INTC — CPUs/Foundry $AVGO — Custom AI Silicon $CRDO — Networking DSP $MRVL — Custom Silicon/Networking $NBIS — Neocloud $BE — Data Center Power $VRT — Data Center Cooling/Power $AAOI — Optical Transceivers $AXTI — Semi Substrates $AEHR — Test Equipment $SPCX — space exploration
View original →A breather day after Monday's AI rally. - Nasdaq: 27,244 (+0.45%) - another record close - S&P 500: 7,765 (flat) - sitting just 0.4% below its all-time high - Dow: 51,864 (-0.4%) What drove it: oil kept falling as US-Iran talks progressed, and Treasury yields eased - two of the biggest pressures on stocks relaxing at once. Under the surface, memory stocks led again ($MU +5%, $SNDK strong) on reports of big Q3 DRAM and NAND price hikes. Banks lagged. The AI news flow stayed hot: OpenAI released GPT-6 Sol and Luna with API prices cut in half, Anthropic launched Claude Opus 5.5, and SpaceX's Grok bot passed 400K weekly users. The index paused but the trend didn't break. Semiconductors, and memory in particular, are still where the money is rotating. When the Nasdaq closes at a record on a "quiet" day, that's strength, not exhaustion. Watch tomorrow: whether memory momentum holds and any follow-through on the US-Iran oil story.
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