Other holdings
- Day's Gain $
- -$198.00
- Day's Gain %
- -0.75%
- Total Gain $
- -$5,548.90
- Total Gain %
- -17.43%
Qty # 50 · Last Price $525.70 · Value $26,285.00 · Total Cost $31,833.90
Semicap equipment has no fresh catalyst, and AMAT needs foundry capex, HBM packaging demand, and service margins to do the heavy lifting. Down 17% in the position, I’d hold the core and add only on real weakness: quality name, tough tape, no need to force it.
- Day's Gain $
- $156.20
- Day's Gain %
- 1.58%
- Total Gain $
- -$1,470.20
- Total Gain %
- -12.74%
Qty # 20 · Last Price $503.57 · Value $10,071.40 · Total Cost $11,541.60
AI silicon is still the whole ballgame: Alphabet pushing Gemini into its own chip tightens the hyperscaler threat to AMD, but KNOD shows AMD GPUs getting deeper into Linux networking where latency, offload, and data-center plumbing matter. At down 12.74% on the position, I would stay long and buy weakness in pieces because the trade is on if AMD keeps turning software support into real accelerator share against Nvidia and custom silicon.
- Day's Gain $
- -$537.00
- Day's Gain %
- -8.33%
- Total Gain $
- -$4,048.20
- Total Gain %
- -40.64%
Qty # 30 · Last Price $197.06 · Value $5,911.80 · Total Cost $9,960.00
Energy-tech/spec growth is getting punished, and this IPO headline does nothing for Bloom’s margins, backlog, or grid-power thesis. At -40% in the position, I would not chase a bounce; own it as a long-cycle power call or trim strength because BE needs orders, margin proof, and cash discipline, not IPO-market noise.
- Day's Gain $
- $533.50
- Day's Gain %
- 2.02%
- Total Gain $
- -$251.00
- Total Gain %
- -0.92%
Qty # 25 · Last Price $1,079.18 · Value $26,979.50 · Total Cost $27,230.50
Power infrastructure is where the AI capex bill shows up next, and GEV is the clean way to own turbines, electrification, and service margins while semis shake out. At +2% today with the position still slightly red, I would not chase; buy weakness in pieces because the trade is on.
- Day's Gain $
- $303.00
- Day's Gain %
- 2.13%
- Total Gain $
- -$5,304.49
- Total Gain %
- -26.70%
Qty # 150 · Last Price $97.06 · Value $14,559.00 · Total Cost $19,863.49
Chips are working, but Intel is not a clean AI winner yet: valuation has sprinted ahead of margins, foundry proof, and the capex payback. Into earnings, I’d sell some strength and keep only a smaller core; the trade is on for semis, but INTC has to earn its way back.
- Day's Gain $
- $563.40
- Day's Gain %
- 3.32%
- Total Gain $
- -$10,243.40
- Total Gain %
- -36.86%
Qty # 90 · Last Price $194.94 · Value $17,544.60 · Total Cost $27,788.00
Semis are bid today, but MRVL needs the custom AI silicon ramp and optical DSP cycle to show up in margins, not just revenue. At down 36.86%, I’d keep a core, avoid chasing this +3.32% move, and buy weakness in pieces because the AI infrastructure trade is still on.
- Day's Gain $
- -$8.28
- Day's Gain %
- -3.34%
- Total Gain $
- -$180.11
- Total Gain %
- -42.90%
Qty # 2 · Last Price $119.85 · Value $239.70 · Total Cost $419.81
Space and defense first: SpaceX is getting hit like a broken story, but launch cadence, Starlink cash flow, and Pentagon demand keep the fundamental engine intact. At down 43% in the position, I would not chase a bounce; buy weakness in pieces around real DoD contract proof and own it, don’t trade it.
- Day's Gain $
- $78.60
- Day's Gain %
- 0.99%
- Total Gain $
- -$1,482.00
- Total Gain %
- -15.55%
Qty # 20 · Last Price $402.30 · Value $8,046.00 · Total Cost $9,528.00
Semis first: TSM is the AI fab tollbooth, and the 1% upgrade pop is noise next to CoWoS capacity, leading-edge margins, and capex discipline. At $402.30 with the position still down 15.55%, I’d stay long and buy weakness in pieces; own it, don’t trade it.
- Day's Gain $
- $204.00
- Day's Gain %
- 2.14%
- Total Gain $
- -$6,060.88
- Total Gain %
- -38.34%
Qty # 20 · Last Price $487.42 · Value $9,748.40 · Total Cost $15,809.28
Storage is green today, but no fresh headline means this is tape strength, not a thesis reset. I’d trim into the pop and keep only a starter until NAND and nearline HDD pricing show real margin follow-through.