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Learned a new term today in the stock world. A 200 week moving average. Can't figure out how useful it is, because most stocks are significantly more valuable today than 4 years ago. Bt I guess some stocks hover around there. $SBUX, $PEP, $ADBE all sitting close to 200 wma. Anyone else use this metric? I'm a long term investor so I found it interesting.

Happy Saturday! Inad my first viral post as an X user this week, it was pretty cool. 80k organic views in a day. I'm not honestly sure why the Google Daily Use post resonated with people and caught hold of the algorithm wave. But it was cool. I wish someone had taught me patience, time, good companies, concentration, and vision when I first started investing. That's why I post now. I made so many small bets in $AAPL, $TSLA, $SHOP, and others that I am very comfortable. But I'm not retired. And with the runs these companies went on, I should be. That happened because I traded. Got scared of the drawdowns. Sold and bought back. Didn't concentrate enough. That's why I have $250k in $HPE. Good company, initial break out in place after 30, hovering nicely in the $50s, going through the ups and downs of the market, but still fairly valued. This one is just a matter of time. But like I said, I'm comfortable, I have fun with my family, I work for the purpose and not the paycheck. Plus, life is long. So lets keep learning together.

🔴 but 🟢 Long $HPE

+$20,000 into $AMZN today Markets can scare you, and fear is the best time to buy. When I order anything online, it's $AMZN first, then other websites When someone rings the doorbell to our house, it's $AMZN Half of my shopping trips go to Whole Foods aka $AMZN And if we can't make it to the grocery store, who delivers our groceries? $AMZN When my kids ask AI a question, it's Alexa, aka $AMZN My main credit card is the Prime Visa, that gives me cash back to buy the things our house needs on $AMZN Do I really use Prime Video or Prime Music - occasionally, on our Echo Show by $AMZN When you see delivery people in your neighborhood, chances are its a food delivery, or $AMZN The ecosystem is strong, and clearly AWS is a whole different story. Don't make this harder than it needs to be. Noise can be confusing.

Why do I invest? I invest to become a better husband. I want to be present. I want to listen and understand and support my wife. I want to keep on growing in my outlooks and experiences with my wife and family. I want to go for walks and bike rides with my wife, just for fun. I want to hear about her day, her thoughts, her plans. I don't want to worry about money and mortgages and bills. I don't want to worry about restaurants and clothing and theme parks. Investing gives us a safety net. It gives us options. It gives us time to spend together. We don't travel first class. We don't take a ton of trips. But we do enough of the fun things, and enough for the relaxing things, and enjoy life is special ways that money does buy. We decide how much to work. We decide how much to relax. We do all this together. We hang out a lot, and we have fun doing it. Time is the most valuable, not money. We can do all this because we invest. We can even take some risks because of investment success. Investing has made me a better husband.

I also feel bad for $RDDT, but I am not surprised. It's nice to read some opinions and thoughts on products because it's hard with Amazon reviews to get a full idea. And plus the wide variety of topics was pleasant. But you can't make any real life moves from reading Reddit. And now that it barely pops up on my Google searches, I have to actively go to the site. If I had to guess, it probably follows $PINS

$INTC ran from $20 to $130 from Aug 2025 to June 2026. Falling back to $70 is probably appropriate. Sad, but not crazy...and still shocked that PC news even matters.

The stock market is a human creation driven by emotion, it's the longest story ever told. The confusion is strong this year. Keep calm. Protect your hard earned money. Know what you are investing in. It's rough seas right now.

Big picture view for news this week: - $AMZN and $GOOG have high capex spends penciled in -Anthropic has lots of cash, will spend on capex - $INTC data center and Foundry play is 👍, PCs were a fail - $SNDK had another huge quarter because of data center No matter how red things get, all that money doesn't disappear. My sleeper pick is $HPE. Everything is still intact and printing.

Taking big swings can have good outcomes. Number one thing is time. $MU, $SNDK, $LITE, $INTC, $NBIS all had big moves over 1 year. $HPEs first breakout was $35 to $65 in June 2026. 4 months later it is sitting at $60. If it doubles again in the next 8 months that will take it to $120. Catalysts: HPE Spaceborne Computer, Oracle partnership, 2 year revenue lead, growing backlog, AMD Helios systems, sovereign AI, sports and venue systems updates All we had to do was wait. +$49k.

Other adjustments: Out Nebius, In SPACEX Out Robinhood, In UBER Sell Nebius at a $10,000 loss. Move that money directly into SpaceX. SpaceX is clearly a data center play, just like Nebius. Sell Robinhood at $5,000 loss. Wanted to go ultralong, but UBER hits a 52 week low. That is a time to buy UBER, not sell. No extra cash, so have to sell something. Most recent position in Robinhood had to take the hit. Consolidation in strong names is key. New Ultra longs: SPACEX Added to existing Ultra longs: UBER and GOOGLE

+$20,000 into Google New cost basis: $95.17 Long $GOOG Merrill Edge doesn't allow screenshots, too much work to do photo of a photo.

ENTRY POINTS 🔴 doesn't matter because I'm still 🟢 Make sure to enter Speculation plays (companies that still have a lot to prove and don't make meaningful revenue yet) at good ENTRY POINTS

Remember, making money stocks, even $1, is a win. All you did was click some buttons and your money is worth more than what you started with. And if you are down, then you lost it just clicking some buttons. Click buttons as well as possible. That's the whole game.