$SPCX the decline has begun… As many of you know, I rarely buy into hyped IPOs right after they debut. In my view, investing in newly public companies during the initial excitement is often driven more by speculation than fundamentals. In many cases, these stocks don’t become truly investable until months or even years later, once the hype fades and the business has time to prove itself.

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Starting to look more into $ZBRA, now that school is almost over I should have more time to get some charts content soon. Will potentially be making something on that one if everything else I see data wise holds up.

Took profits here on $BDC calls, still holding onto my share position.

$BB moved exactly as expected… 🫡

Will be looking to upsize $FIVN. $ZBRA is a stock I’m looking more and more into, I will have to do some more research, but I like that one so far.

$MEC sold my calls today as well for a 100 % gain.

Still holding onto my small $ZETA shares position.

I ended up selling my $ZETA calls today

Muddy Waters has a financial incentive here (they’re short the stock), and they’ve mostly repeated the same thesis without presenting major new evidence. $SOFI has flatly denied the allegations, continues to report strong audited GAAP results, and is operating like a normal growing company. Short seller reports are common with high growth stocks and are often heavily disputed. Months later, neither the market nor regulators have validated the claim that SoFi is using fake numbers. At this point, the tweet is an opinion from a short seller, not a proven fact. Would be interesting if @anthonynoto and @SoFi take a look at MWR’s recent claims of fraud pertaining to other businesses. Aside from the stocks mentioned pre 2020 (because their claims about primarily various Chinese stocks ended up being accurate), they’ve been wrong on basically all of their “fraudulent company” ideas in the 2020’s.

Wouldn’t be a bad idea to read my thesis here for $BB.

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Sold out of $BB today for a 170% profit. 🫡

$SOFI what happened… 👀

$P reported EPS of $0.07, missing estimates of $0.08 by 12.5%, while revenue came in at $1.053B, beating expectations of $1.004B by 4.9%. Revenue also grew 35% year-over-year.

Snowflake reported a pretty strong earnings beat overall. EPS came in at $0.39 vs. $0.32 expected, which is about a 22% beat, while revenue was $1.391B vs. $1.32B expected, a roughly 5% beat. They’re up over 20% after hours. 👀

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One of the biggest advantages investors have today is access to information. Right from your phone, you can track breaking news, follow market sentiment, listen to earnings calls, and study industries that are starting to grow rapidly. A big thing I focus on is thematic relevance. Markets usually reward companies connected to trends that are shaping the future, whether that’s AI, robotics, cybersecurity, fintech, or other fast-growing sectors that are gaining more attention over time. Most people wait until a trend becomes obvious to everybody else. The goal is to notice shifts earlier, do research consistently, and slowly build conviction before the crowd fully catches on.

The U.S. and Iran are reportedly close to finalizing a draft peace deal that could officially end the fighting on all fronts by Sunday afternoon. If this actually goes through, don’t underestimate how big this could be for the markets. A lot of investors only focus on earnings and forget how much geopolitics can move stocks, oil prices, inflation expectations, interest rate sentiment, and overall market confidence. A major de-escalation in the Middle East could completely shift investor sentiment going into next week. Energy stocks, airlines, shipping companies, growth stocks, semiconductors, and even small caps could all react differently depending on how the market interprets the deal and what happens with oil prices afterward. Most people wait until the move already happens to start researching. I’d rather look early and understand where money could rotate before the crowd fully catches on. I’m going to be making another post breaking down which stocks and sectors I think could benefit the most if this deal is finalized, so stay tuned.

The U.S. and Iran are expected to announce the finalization of a draft peace deal by Sunday afternoon, potentially ending the fighting on all fronts if approved by both sides. If finalized, this could send the market surging.