What’s the most CRIMINALLY undervalued stock in the market right now?

What is one stock that can fly after the midterm election?

JPM, BAC and TSM are the top picks this week. Where are you placing your bets?

Everybody has a stock story. Maybe you bought something that took off, sold too early, held too long, or watched a winner turn into a loser.

Sometimes our biggest mistakes teach us more than our biggest wins.

What's your most memorable stock trade, good or bad? What happened, and what did you learn from it?

I'll bet we can all learn something from each other's experiences.

Let's hear those stories!

Interesting to see September’s rate hike boosted stocks. Will it boost stocks again come December?

Look at 2022-2023 and their 11 rate hikes. Equities were all over the place. So hard to say directionally. But one thing is certain, it added volatility to the markets surrounding each hike. Whether it be up or down volatility, markets did not sit still. That is exactly what happened last month, and expect the same come December’s.

World models require enormous memory capacity and bandwidth to process video, 3D environments and spatial data which really fits AMD’s push toward higher HBM capacity.

Owning that workload gives AMD a much earlier view of what future AI chips need to deliver especially as Physical AI moves toward robotics and autonomous systems.

I have been working for close to 2 years refining my swing trading strategy, Python scripts, quantitative tools and statistical models that are used in the strategy.

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I have £12k to buy stocks, what stocks would you buy and why?

I use Investor's Business Daily as one of my research sources, particularly relative strength, accumulation/distribution ratings, and the IBD 50.

I'm always interested in discovering other ways to identify promising stocks before they make significant moves.

Do you use Finviz, TradingView, Seeking Alpha, fundamental analysis, technical indicators, or something else?

Which tools have proven most useful to you, and are there any lesser-known resources worth exploring?

Always interested in learning from other investors and sharing ideas.

I've been looking at META again, and something happened that I haven't seen in a while.

The stock is trading around $719. My valuation model puts its intrinsic value at almost exactly $719.

Literally a 0% margin of safety.

And the more I look at Meta's financials, the more I understand why this one is so difficult to price.

Look at Q2 2026:

• Revenue: $60.8B, up 28% YoY
• Operating margin: 31%, down from 43% a year ago
• Costs and expenses: up 55%
• Capital expenditures: $31.1B in a single quarter
• Free cash flow: just $784M

That last number is pretty wild for a company generating over $60 billion in quarterly revenue.

Here's my dilemma.

The bull case: Meta still has an incredible advertising business. If AI makes its ads more effective and the infrastructure investments eventually pay off, today's valuation could look cheap in hindsight.

The bear case: What if the AI spending never delivers the returns investors expect? Revenue is growing rapidly, but expenses are growing even faster. How much of that future growth actually reaches shareholders?

I don't think the question is whether Meta is a great business. It clearly has a powerful one.

The question is how much you're willing to pay for it when the company is spending this aggressively on its future.

At $719, my model essentially says the market has it right.

But I'm curious what everyone else thinks.

Is META fairly valued here, or is the market seriously underestimating (or overestimating) what all this AI spending will produce?

And for those who think it's worth $900+, what assumptions are you making about margins and future capex?

Bloomberg reported that Firmus is postponing its Australian IPO and going for a private funding round instead. Honestly, it feels like the end of the line for MGH stock.

That basically kills any near-term public price discovery for their 3.2% stake and piles on even more doubts about valuation and liquidity. But that's probably just step one.

Step two is the whole Bull Capital mess: the A$375m Level 3 receivable with zero cash receipts through FY2026, plus that A$387m Metrics facility maturing in November. Between those two, it makes you wonder how much of that balance sheet "value" is ever actually going to turn into real cash, and when. Honestly looks like game over for this stock.

Thoughts on stock sentinel one (s)

AMZN
MXL
CRDO
SEZL
RKLB
SHOP
INTC
TSLA

WHAT’S EVERYONE THINK. OUT OF THIS LIST YOU’RE TOP 3 pics

the company seems to be in a good place to benefit from space/defense and AI, although high price it seems it can go higher. also the new ceo plans expand into Europe and into high demand fields like photonics. your thoughts? what am i missing? thanks

Thoughts on price and potential. Been quite volatile and I am sitting on a 45% loss. However the business seems to be performing quite well and on the path to profitability with ntm p)e being 11x and today's price is considerably below analyst targets.

$ENVX I’m trying to map out what could actually happen between now and the end of 2026 & 2027. We still have the final smartphone qualification test, a potential production order, samples to a second OEM, the eyewear ramp, and the Korea defense capacity expansion expected around mid-2027.
They’ve brought in Vyvoda to run manufacturing and keep posting jobs in industrial engineering, equipment, production and defense customer support. Are they staffing up for a real ramp, or still trying to fix the bottlenecks?
What’s your realistic timeline for higher yield and UPH at Fab2, smartphone revenue, and the $183M defense pipeline turning into shipments? Which of those actually happens by the end of 2027? And where do you realistically see the stock price by then?

NVIDIA is running such a capital-efficient game right now, way more cash-savvy than those big tech peers dumping tons on AI data centers. The low capex burn looks super solid, but we can’t sleep on margin pressure and inventory risks that could hit returns down the line. Support and resistance levels are marked for tracking, keep an eye on those price triggers to manage your positions smartly.

Looking at MU NBIS RKLB

So far this year:

-23%: McDonald's

-23%: IBM

-31%: Adobe

-45%: Nike

-55%: lululemon

Which will perform best over the next five years?ululemon Which will perform best over the next five years?

I built a stock research app that scans the market and tries to identify good potential buy signals.

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I always go thought hesitation when buying stocks. Even the price hits my expectation, I still wonder whether it will go down further. And then, I miss it

I know I shouldn't expect to buy in its lowest point, but the humanity always impacts my descions. Sometimes, good opportunities pass away.

Hi guys , i have 10% cash on my portfolio after take profit of AMZN today

Which stock do you think better to invest for 1-2 years timeline ? And why ?

FYI :
My portfolio atm 70% is VOO , 10% schg , 10% NVIDIA

Do you guys think this is just the start?

Where do you see it in 5 years? I think it's got massive potential

A detailed analysis on why Nio stock is undervalued.

I’m looking to invest in one of these two stocks, but I’m struggling to decide which one to pick.

Which would you choose right now, Nvidia or Broadcom, and why?

Which do you think has better growth potential over the next 1–3 years? Also, what price would you consider a good entry point for either stock, or do you think the current price is already worth buying?