$Rocket Lab (RKLB.US)$
Huge volume and bearish engulfing.
该加仓了

$Marvell Technology (MRVL.US)$
$Coherent (COHR.US)$
Stock trading is like pursuing a younger female classmate. Rule 1: Only look for stocks that could potentially double—just as you'd only pursue a classmate truly worth loving (someone with whom you feel emotionally drawn to spend time, building a foundation of affection). Rule 2: Once you find one, buy in immediately at the high—stocks worth buying are always at elevated levels. Don't wait for a pullback. Just like a truly lovable classmate will always be 'in demand'—once you spot her, go for it right away.
3. If it drops, ignore it and hold for a full year—just like pursuing an underclassman requires at least a year of consistent effort.

$Micron Technology (MU.US)$ anyone picked up 995?

$Marvell Technology (MRVL.US)$
Investors always say, 'Buy on the dip.' Then comes a long wait—just like waiting for my junior schoolmate to break up with her boyfriend.
Micron will eventually pull back—after the memory cycle ends. By the time your junior classmate breaks up with her boyfriend, you’ll have long since graduated, living worlds apart, with no chance of ever meeting again.
Therefore, the essence of stock trading is chasing highs. Stocks worth buying are always at elevated levels—just as a junior classmate worth loving is always 'taken,' already cherished by someone else.
People always say, 'Don’t put all your eggs in one basket; never go all-in.' But in the adult world, there’s only rationality and return on investment—no room left for emotion.
Yet without emotion, how can any long-term relationship stay stable? Among eight billion people, you’ll always find someone more impressive elsewhere. Those who marry out of admiration for strength will inevitably divorce upon meeting someone even more exceptional.
But that other, more exceptional person doesn’t share the unique experiences that belong exclusively to a married couple. Love is emotion—it’s the integral of shared moments (dt) that belong only to each other.
Why go all-in on Micron? Because of emotion.
My junior schoolmate is a Christian. Because of her, I started going to church too. The pastor said, 'God said, let there be light.' She is my light—only when I see her does this otherwise hyper-rational, efficiency-driven machine suddenly feel emotion. When she’s in my car, I suddenly want to drive slower—so I went all-in on Micron, just as I’m all-in on liking her.
My junior classmate blocked me because she sensed I liked her, and from that moment, the world lost all its color.
$SanDisk (SNDK.US)$ $Coherent (COHR.US)$ $Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$

$Lumentum (LITE.US)$
$Coherent (COHR.US)$
why cohr only -2% but lite -8%?
EML fundamental broken? Wallstreet believe that LiNbO3 will replace EML?

The Dow-30, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite pulled back Wednesday from record levels as Nvidia, Microsoft, IBM and other techs fell, snapping a roughly week-long winning streak that saw the key indexes set record highs for days on end.
The $Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$ shed 620.72 points (1.2%) to a 50,687.07 close, while the $Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$ lost 239.93 ticks (0.9% to 26,853.98. ...

$Micron Technology (MU.US)$
MUU is about to overtake MU. What? You’re saying you can’t hold on?
Stock trading is like chasing a younger female classmate—go all-in and focus on just one.
If you're not even willing to go all-in, how can you claim you're bullish? If you won't even play the devoted admirer, how can you say you love her?
If you can't hold onto Micron Technology (MU), how can you claim you could persistently chase a younger female classmate for years?