Buying Stocks at All-Time Highs
When stocks are at all-time highs and extended from their moving averages… what levels should traders be using on the chart? That’s when David Prince turns to things like pivots, supply/demand, and his own gut feeling: David goes over: How he”cheats” levels to buy vs waiting for the perfect spot Why this is a market like he’s never seen before How NVDA is a victim of its own success The setups he likes in this market And more! Apply to work with David inside the Inner Circle VTF® now.
Continue Reading -->The Apple & SanDisk Takeover
What a week. I blinked, and the QQQ’s are now up nearly 15% year-to-date. Let’s get into the fun stuff starting with two of the most dominant forces in tech stocks: 1. Apple Is Winning Big in AI Wedbush’s Dan Ives just raised his Apple (AAPL) target price to $400, saying “we estimate roughly 20% of the world’s population will access AI through an Apple device over the coming years.” And presumably, AI will be a major topic at the June WWDC conference. Now, have I been reading Dan Ives? Or has Dan Ives been reading me? I’ve been saying for months that you can put any AI app on your iPhone or iPad or Mac or whatever. And I’ve never met a real live human being even considering switching to Android because of some alleged AI advantage. Plus, Apple has a massive Mac Mini shortage because they are selling like crazy to users of local AI models like OpenClaw. So Apple is still operating at genius level in AI. They are not blowing all their cash flow building expensive data centers and LLM models. And they get to ride the wave through their superior hardware devices and app store. 2. SanDisk Broke My Heart I’ve held onto all my Apple shares, but sold my SanDisk (SNDK) like a fool about a month ago. There is nothing worse than selling a stock and watching it double in a couple of weeks. I should have listened to JR Romero on this one. SanDisk is the #1 stock in the S&P 500 with a 532% gain. Intel (INTC) is #2 at +240%. This continues the theme of 1990’s tech darlings dominating the market in 2026: Even Ciena (CIEN) and Dell (DELL) are in there! The funny thing is, SanDisk might still be cheap! Even after this wild run, it’s trading at 9.5X forward earnings! This is because earnings estimates have risen so fast. There is still a major flash memory shortage, so SanDisk gets to charge whatever it wants. I had a funny feeling that Sandisk and the rest of the storage/memory complex (SNDK, STX, MU, WDC, etc) would top out around the launch of the Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM). DRAM’s top holdings include SK Hynix, Micron (MU), Samsung, Kioxia Holdings, and SanDisk: But I was wrong. DRAM has almost doubled since its April 2 launch: Shows how valuable my instincts are… 3. Earnings Season Has Been Unbelievable Q1 earnings season was a blockbuster. According to FactSet, 84% of reporting S&P 500 companies beat EPS estimates, easily beating long-term averages. And total earnings have been 18.2% above estimates, more than double the 10-year average of 7.1%. So as of now, with 89% of companies having reported, earnings growth is trending at 27.7%, the highest since Q1 2021. That’s more than double the 13.1% expected on March 31. Some of the bigger earnings winners include Alphabet (GOOGL), Meta (META), Amazon (AMZN), SanDisk (SNDK), GE Vernova (GEV), and Intel (INTC). 4. SpaceX Is Here, Sort of Traders are hot for the SpaceX IPO. They’re showing it by bidding up fellow Elon Musk brainchild Tesla (TSLA), plus space exploration names like Rocket Lab (RKLB) and Intuitive Machines (LUNR). Tesla is up 25% over the past month, with any other space names surging as well: And now the rumor mills are active, with some folks believing that SpaceX and Tesla will merge. (Note: XAiI is now part of SpaceX, and the entity is called SpaceXAI, but I’m calling it SpaceX here because that’s what most people say. In other Tesla news, the company is recalling its lower-priced Cybertruck. Because the wheels might fall off. But hey, at least the stock’s looking secure. 5. Sentiment Stagnates Markets are hitting record highs, but sentiment is not. The AAII Sentiment Survey shows that 38.3% of investors are bullish, basically unchanged from last week. This is inline with the long-term average of 37.5%. Meanwhile, CNN’s Fear & Greed Index is at 68. Yes, that counts as greed, but it’s nothing dramatic. So investors are not all-in on this market. As we said last week, this type of sentiment reading is great for the market because it implies there is money on the sidelines. Markets often (but not always) top on euphoric sentiment. We’re not even close to that.
Continue Reading -->SanDisk: JR Unveils a New, Higher Target
The #1 stock in the market, Sandisk (SNDK) is going even higher. That’s according to JR Romero, who predicte the stock hitting $1,000 target in February, and then $1,298 in February. In today’s update, he explains why it still has room to run: We also goes over: Why he’s been so bullish on SanDisk (SNDK) What people still miss about AI Tesla’s (TSLA) unique momentum ahead of the SpaceX IPO How Apple (AAPL) turned into an amazing AI stock Why Nvidia (NVDA) has big upside potential from here And more!
Continue Reading -->T3 Wrap Up – Why the Market Can’t Go Down
Get Adam Mesh’s market analysis The market hit a fresh record high today thanks to the surging memory and storage names. See why this SanDisk-led rally hasn’t been stopped. We go over: Why traders are ignoring interest rates and the Iran war Why this market has so much momentum The mystery of the surging Poet (POET) Amazon’s latest business model change The 2 craziest interviews in CNBC history Whether the Pattern Day Trader rule makes sense Get Adam’s full update now [Download] The Trader’s Bible At T3 Live, we have a full team of pro traders with over 80 years of combined experience. So we created a brand new guide, The Trader’s Bible, packed with the exact setups they use every single day. All together in one place. This guide covers: How to Grow a Small Account How to Scalp the Market Like a Pro Growing a $100K Account Toward $1 Million Options Around Your Stock Positions Intro to Swing Trading — Finding Your Edge Trading Earnings Like a Pro Options Strategies for Generating Income Download the guide now.
Continue Reading -->T3 Wrap Up – Bullish on Tom Lee
Get Sami’s new swing trade ideas here SPY looks so-so after Friday’s topping tail. But 2 other major index ETFs look unstoppable right now. In today’s video, Sami Abusaad also reveals the bull case for Tom Lee’s Bitmine Immersion Technologies (BMNR), which is still down 86% from its highs. Sami goes over: The two index ETFs that look strong right now A space exploration idea that is bullish, even with a sloppy chart A controversial private credit name that can put in a big gain A quantum stock that looks ready to pop 7 names you should avoid And more! Get Sami’s Full Report Learn Charlie Moon’s AI Strategy One of Charlie Moon’s students, Nate, recently posted this in his live trading room: He risked 440 bucks… And walked away with an $18,562 win. That’s a 4,118% return on one trade. Tomorrow at 7pm ET, Charlie is hosting a free live training where he’ll walk you through the exact 4-step AI strategy heused to find that setup for Nate… And he’ll show you how he uses AI to scan the entire market for high-probability trades like these in a matter of seconds. It’s the same process and the same system. Come see it live. Get in the AI training before it fills up
Continue Reading -->I’m Bullish on Tom Lee
SPY looks so-so after Friday’s topping tail. But 2 other major index ETFs look unstoppable right now. Sami also reveals the bull case for Tom Lee’s Bitmine Immersion Technologies (BMNR), which is still down 86% from its highs. Sami goes over: Why QQQ and IWM are so strong right now A space exploration idea that is bullish, even with a sloppy chart A controversial private credit name that can put in a big gain A quantum stock that looks ready to pop 7 names you should avoid And more!
Continue Reading -->T3 Wrap Up – Apple: Super Intelligent on AI
See the 5 Things You Need to Know here Apple is failing because it’s behind on AI, right? Wrong. Apple is winning and it only requires a semi-functioning brain to see why. We go over: Why Apple should stay the course in AI A chart that will give you major FOMO Why SanDisk’s run is unprecedented (Nvidia is not even close) A boring sector that is crushing the red hot semiconductors How we know cash is still on the sidelines And more! Get this week’s report now [Last Chance] 5 Days of Ideas w/ JR Romero JR Romero kicks off his second ever “Sultans of Swing Trading” trial tonight. That’s when you get your red-hot watchlist. From there, you get 5 days of swing ideas from JR, a legend in our town for big calls like: SanDisk (SNDK) going to $1,000. Nvidia (NVDA) going to $200. And a whole lot more in names ranging from Seagate (STX) to Caterpillar (CAT) to silver to gold to BTC. If you did not smash your goals this year because you missed JR’s big trades in space expoloration, AI, nuclear power and others, this is where you need to be. You get: A Sunday night watch list so you have your game plan for the week Real-time trade alerts with specific entries and exits A premarket update every day so you have JR’s latest market analysis Full chatting capability so you can talk market action with your peers A Tuesday video chart roundup And more! Things are moving fast, and a whole new set of names are about to take over. Want to get them all? Go with JR here.
Continue Reading -->T3 Wrap Up – SanDisk Can’t Be Stopped. Just Accept It.
Get JR’s updated SNDK analysis JR Romero got laughed at when he said SanDisk (SNDK) would hit $1,000. Now it’s sitting pretty around $1,100, ready to make another move up. This is why. JR goes over: Why the company’s growth is exploding Why the AI boom is different from the dot com days The bull case for Tesla (TSLA) His analysis of President Trump’s Iran strategy The impact of the end of the PDT rule And more! Get this week’s complete update now [Confirm Your Email] 5 Days of Ideas w/ JR Romero Sunday evening kicks off JR Romero’s second ever “Sultans of Swing Trading” trial. That’s when you get your red-hot watchlist. From there, you get 5 days of swing ideas from JR, a legend in our town for big calls like: SanDisk (SNDK) going to $1,000. Nvidia (NVDA) going to $200. And a whole lot more in names ranging from Seagate (STX) to Caterpillar (CAT) to silver to gold to BTC. If you did not smash your goals this year because you missed JR’s big trades in space expoloration, AI, nuclear power and others, this is where you need to be. You get: A Sunday night watch list so you have your game plan for the week Real-time trade alerts with specific entries and exits A premarket update every day so you have JR’s latest market analysis Full chatting capability so you can talk market action with your peers A Tuesday video chart roundup And more! Things are moving fast, and a whole new set of names are about to take over. Want to get them all? Go with JR here.
Continue Reading -->Apple: Super Intelligent on AI
Stocks raged higher this week, driven by huge earnings beats from tech giants. So let’s get into this week’s big stories: 1. Put Some Respect on Apple’s Name For a while, it was hard to escape stories about Apple (AAPL) supposedly falling behind because it wasn’t doing enough in AI. Yet with Thursday’s earnings report, we learned that iPhone and Mac demand is still booming. Even without the company ramming AI features down our throats. Remember, as anyone with a semi-functioning brain knows, you can run AI apps on Apple’s fantastic hardware. Like Mac Minis, which are hugely popular for running local AI agents like OpenClaw. I’ve never met a single human being that stopping using an iPhone or Mac because of a lack of AI functionality. As an Apple shareholder, I hope new CEO John Ternus stays the course by focusing on great products. And partner with companies like Alphabet (GOOGL), OpenAI, and Anthropic where it makes sense. 2. SanDisk Flashed Before My Eyes SanDisk (SNDK) reported another beyond shocking earnings beat on Thursday, and the stock is now up 363% year-to-date. That makes it the top stock in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 by a country mile. Intel (INTC) is #2 with a 166% gain. AI data centers are sucking up flash memory way faster than it can be made, so prices are up exponentially. I have a 2-terabyte SanDisk SSD drive I got in 2023 for $180. Storage/memory prices are “supposed” go to down over time. But a similar new one would cost me $320. Of course, I ignored JR Romero’s brilliance on this stock and sold it in April. So when the results flashed across my screen, I felt a little sick inside. I have been following markets for decades and I’ve never seen earnings beats this big: And before you ask, Nvidia (NVDA) isn’t even close, at least during its AI era. Nvidia’s biggest EPS beat in the past few years was Q2 of 2024, when it beat by 29%. SanDisk just beat by 60%. Crazy stuff. 3) The Semiconductor Chart That Guarantees FOMO Stanley Druckenmiller once said “Put all your eggs in one basket and then watch that basket very carefully.” Now look at the semiconductor basket: Over the past 10 years, SMH has compounded at 36% per year, thanks to huge gains in stocks like Nvidia (NVDA), Broadcom (AVGO), Taiwan Semi (TSM), and AMD (AMD). SMH has outperformed SPY by over 6-fold, and was kicking butt even before the AI spending boom. And note: SMH is up 42% this year even though SanDisk is not in the ETF! By the way, do you know what sector is up even more than SMH? 4. Oil Service Is the True 2026 King The VanEck Oil Services ETF (OIH) is now up 56% this year: As you probably know, this is thanks to the massive spike in oil prices following the invasion of Iran. And before that, the removal of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. Higher oil prices mean more potential oil projects get the green light. Plus, the greater the US’ influence on the world’s energy infrastructure, the more business there is for oil service companies. Just a few days ago, Reuters reported that oilfield service companies are dusting off equipment that was laying dormant in Venezuela. 5. Sentiment Is Neutral The latest AAII Sentiment Survey shows that 38.1% of investors are bullish. This is smack-in-the-middle neutral, and a decline from last week’s bullish 46.0% reading. Meanwhile, in the options market, traders are leaning optimistic. The CBOE equity put/call ratio has been around 0.50 this week, signaling modest demand for put options. This is healthy to see. Equity markets roared back to life in April with 10%+ gains. But market participants are not going all-in. That means there’s still cash on the sidelines.
Continue Reading -->SanDisk Is Going Higher. Just Accept It.
SanDisk (SNDK) dropped another blowout quarter. JR Romero, who infamously slapped a $1,000 target on the chipmaker in February, says it’s not done. Here’s why: JR goes over: Why SanDisk’s growth is exploding Why the fundamentals are picture-perfect How he reacted to traders laughing at his $1,000 target in February His perception of President Trump’s Iran strategy The bull case for Tesla ahead of the SpaceX IPO The potential impact of the end of the Pattern Day Trader (PDT) rule And more!
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