
MRVL FLY THE MOON
MRVL held up well despite yesterday’s market crash.....that’s why I bought it
MRVL has been performing well on the candlestick chart lately, so I think it’ll easily reach $500 in a month

MRVL held up well despite yesterday’s market crash.....that’s why I bought it
MRVL has been performing well on the candlestick chart lately, so I think it’ll easily reach $500 in a month
While it doesn’t have the over 100% short interest that GME had, there is still squeezing to be had. I for one am willing to invest in holding Wendy’s until I see some hedge fund tears. My research tells me that if it breaks above $8.50 some dominoes will start to fall pushing it higher and higher. The key is to hold the line. Do not sell when it reaches $10. Maybe at $12? What do you think? I also want to look into making sure that RH can’t lend my WEN stocks to hedge funds. Apparently it’s something you can adjust in settings that is usually automatically turned on…AI research informed this post. Also please don’t attach me for frivolous reasons just for kicks in the comments. Deal with your hate other ways.
Most people who followed $CYDY remember March 30, 2021. The FDA publicly stated that CytoDyn's claims about leronlimab were "misleading and not supported by the data", no benefit was shown in COVID-19 treatment trials. The stock dropped 25%+ that day.
What happened afterward was a class action lawsuit covering investors who held $CYDY between March 27, 2020 and March 30, 2022.
A $500,000 settlement has been reached and terms are now submitted to the court for approval.
Who qualifies?
Anyone who held $CYDY during the class period and suffered losses from the alleged misrepresentations about leronlimab's effectiveness for HIV and COVID-19.
Can I still apply?
Yes, you can submit your application now and it will be processed once claims filing officially opens after court approval.
If you were damaged by this don't forget to check your eligibility. GL!
HPS hit +23% in four days of initiation. Stack is up 50%+ from January. Zedcor Q4 just confirmed everything I wrote in February. BQE Water results drop Wednesday and I'm on the investor Q&A call with management directly.
Three more names I think are being completely ignored right now:
Revival Gold (RVG) — their own PEA was written at $2,175 gold. Spot is $3,200. The after-tax NPV at $3,000 gold is $752M USD. Market cap is $218M CAD. They just drilled 2.8 g/t over 74 metres this week and nobody's talking about it.
TerraVest (TVK) — printed a 167% earnings beat in February. Stock dropped 9% because revenue missed by 7%. Market ignored the beat entirely. Five analysts, all Buy, consensus $182 vs current $126.
Badger (BDGI) — largest hydrovac fleet in North America, record revenue last quarter, stock down on a mix issue not a structural problem. Q1 results April 30th. Canada just committed $180B in infrastructure spending.
Full breakdown with price targets and what I'm specifically watching on each is here
Not investment advice.
Yesterday, around 3:00 p.m, MU experienced a sharp pumping. I knew right away that the opportunity to buy calls had arrived
This is a tactic frequently used by institutional investors they drive the stock price down sharply before earnings are released to create panic, causing people to sell their MU shares out of fear, allowing the institutions to acquire shares at relatively low prices
Just as I had anticipated, after people sold off their shares, MU is stock price rose rapidly. At that point, I knew the earnings report was bound to far exceed expectations
That's why I bought MU call options
It’s been a bumpy investment year, but I managed to pay my bills and funded my mother’s kitchen renovations — that one meant a lot. But, I have bigger goals to achieve ahead of me still...
My main targets: break the $100K threshold (the closest i've been is $93K before profit taking), provide for my mother, and own that dream home.
I’m already 30, so I don’t want to be waiting until my 50's or 60's due to slow annual returns. Maybe it's unrealistic or i'm just pipe dreaming, but I want to at least try and make something better of myself.
My style is mostly swing trading — days to weeks — with a little day-trading when volume spikes. I like to focus on catalysts in volatile sectors for short-to-mid-term plays as well. I think I’ve been doing decent overall so far, but I want to do and be better.
A few things I’m wondering about: Should I be more aggressive given my timeline and goals? Are there platforms that could improve my edge? And should I finally learn options (puts/calls)? I’ve avoided them because they seem complex and risky, but maybe that’s exactly why I should understand them—
TL/DR:
I want to take smart risks — not reckless ones — to grow my account, support my mother, and build the kind of life I didn’t have growing up. Any advice on strategy, platforms, stocks to watch, or techniques would be genuinely and deeply appreciated!
Bought SPY 735c after the market opened today
I bought it at almost today's low
NEW YORK — June 24, 2026 — Pulsenmore Ltd. (NASDAQ: PLSM) became a fresh example of how quickly speculative retail flow can move through a thinly traded health-tech name after traders linked the stock’s rally to an earlier Making Easy Money Discord alert from Grandmaster-OBI.
According to trader-circulated alert history, $PLSM was flagged on June 17 at $3.77. One week later, the stock reached a reported high of $19.52, turning into a roughly 5.18x move from the alert price.