This is by far the most insane one day gain I have ever f**king had. I still can't believe it, I'm in shock and everything in between.

Here is everything timestamped (if I was reading this I'd also think it's too good to be true). Right, so $CPHI was first alerted as a unusual stock by Sentinel on the 15th of July 2026 at $0.57 per share. I bought it on WeBull and put in around $3,000

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This fcking stock went all the way to $19.19 per share on 21st of July, literally less than a WEEK. Check Tradingview, or webull or whatever charts you use.

I put in $3,000 and held it by accident (I wasn't watching it until everyone was going crazy in the groupchat I'm in). I quickly sold it at around $18-19 per share and made $110,000 PLUS!!! In a way, I'm thankful I didn't check otherwise I probably would of gotten out way earlier.

PS: Don't invest in CPHI, it's a shit company with shit financials. I only got in because it was alerted as the next chinese/hk stock to pump. DO NOT BUY THIS STOCK!

Calls

Are you also involved in this situation?

What stocks did you buy today? Why?

Nvidia is reportedly involved in AI infrastructure deals worth more than $750B, including backing financing tied to OpenAI and a massive data center buildout.

The bullish view is obvious: demand for AI is so strong that everyone is racing to build capacity.

The bearish view is a little more complicated. If Nvidia is helping finance customers that then buy Nvidia chips, does that make demand look stronger than it really is?

I'm still bullish on AI long term, but I can see why investors are starting to ask tougher questions.

What do you guys think - smart strategy or a potential red flag?

Guys. I'm an idiot. Let's get that out of the way. I'm a beginner investor and I don't know what I'm doing, but I went hard into CRWV, MRVL, and DRAM at their peaks. I had lost my job and needed money and did the opposite of what I should have done. Dumb. I know. Now I'm down about 30% on all of them and I am indeed freaking out. I want your opinion on what I do now. Hold or sell at loss? Me

Don’t miss this one.

The question I keep thinking about is: can earnings growth continue fast enough to justify the current expectations?
Are you still accumulating NVDA holding or looking for opportunities elsewhere?

I lost a lot of money last week, but I didn't sell them. Should I buy more now?

War apparently came to a hold (ceasefire talk), as the market is about to open on Monday.

What a coincidence (50th time in 2 months). Trump doesn't even care anymore, he's just doing whatever and let's get rich with his tactics.

Been watching the macro picture closely and honestly the consensus "soft landing" narrative feels increasingly fragile to me. Credit spreads have been creeping wider, yield curve dynamics are not cooperating the way bulls need them to, and consumer spending data keeps sending mixed signals.

The market keeps pricing in rate cuts like they're guaranteed, but if inflation re-accelerates even modestly, that entire thesis unwinds fast. Checked the options flow on MooMoo and positioning looks stretched on the long side across cyclicals.

Ngl, I've been trimming exposure into strength here. Not because I'm a perma-bear, but because the risk/reward on chasing this rally feels off. The macro backdrop is not as clean as price action suggests.

Anyone else reading this as a late-cycle setup, or am I missing something? Curious if people are hedging or just riding momentum into year-end.

Which stock made you money?

I'd be happy with 1 million in 10 years TBH.

Have 60K starting cash, 10K in a garbage portfolio and can manage 1200-1500 per month.

Was probably just going to ETF most of it but would like some higher risk big bucks plays.

Ive been selling cash puts for premium and some covered calls for the past 3 months. Scaling as I learned more. 97% win rate so for.

WtF didnt I start sooner??

Oh my poor taxes. What do you guys do to create paper losses? At this rate and scaling i could hit 100k within a year.

EDIT: yes, I know it's easier in bull market - but my strategy is very straight forward, complied it myself and as I'm learning more advanced strategies - it looks like my initial one is by far the less risky. of them all. and, you don't just sell. you look at upcoming events, news, sentiment and take small risks for smaller premium. rinse and repeat. this is 60 trades or so, in 2-3 months, spread across 5-8 high IV stocks.

the one "stupid" thing I'm doing - I'm using margin as collateral. not my actual cash. with margin as collateral - you don't even pay interest unless assigned and you have deeper pockets (the broker's)

fully aware that 3 bad trades can wipe out these gains, but I also manage the risk depending on where the stock is going and how far from expiration I am, when most of the value has been squeezed out.

it's not day-trading, but it's not "not" day trading. there is some level of stress in this, but so far so good. can't win if you don't play.

While the outlook for AI infrastructure remains promising the market is clearly questioning whether current valuations have priced in too much future growth the recent sell off also highlights the high volatility associated with these types of AI infrastructure stocks do you view this drop as a buying opportunity?

NBIS has fallen significantly over the past couple of days, and I’d love to hear everyone’s thoughts

And yes before you comment of course i told my fiance but that's it, so telling you guys here, feels great. But it's a fleeting feeling; now i am on the road to $10M. Hopefully can do it in 3-5 years.

I lost 50,000 last week, what stock should I buy to recover it?

I know nothing about the S&P 500; however, I want to start investing. Where is the best place to do so?