The Japan map in the new Forza will be the largest and most complete in the series' history.

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"Duolingo for Bible Study": The Manna app is gaining popularity online. Instead of an owl, you're greeted by a sheep who teaches you how to be a true Christian.

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Google's Nano-Banana can now turn photos into videos with infinite zoom.

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A fully-fledged Black Myth: Wukong store and museum has opened in Hangzhou, China.

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A new Battlefield 6 trailer featuring real actors has been released — it's inspired by old Call of Duty trailers.

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$NVDA — #LONG

I’m opening a long position in NVIDIA at $184.94.

▪️Entry: $184.94
▪️Stop Loss: $169.00
▪️Take Profit: $220.00
▪️Price Target: $220.00
▪️Expected Return: +18.96%
▪️Risk: −8.62%
▪️Risk / Reward: 2.2 : 1
▪️Leverage: 2×
▪️Portfolio Allocation: 10%
▪️Portfolio Risk: −1.72%
▪️Time Horizon: 6–9 months

THE THESIS

I’m bullish on NVIDIA here, but this is not simply a bet that “AI will keep growing.”

The market already knows NVIDIA is the dominant supplier of AI accelerators. The interesting question is whether hyperscalers and enterprises are actually willing to continue spending at the scale required to sustain NVIDIA’s growth.

My view is that we are still relatively early in the infrastructure cycle. AI workloads are becoming increasingly expensive to run, and that creates a strong incentive for companies to invest in more efficient and more powerful compute.

NVIDIA remains one of the clearest ways to express that view.

At $184.94, I think the market is giving us a reasonable entry point for a company with unusually strong structural demand. I’m targeting $220 rather than trying to call the top of the cycle.

WHY NOW

I don't want to chase NVIDIA after a large momentum move. I want exposure while the market is still debating whether AI infrastructure spending can remain at these levels.

The $220 target represents roughly 19% upside from my entry.

The setup becomes invalid for me below $169. I would rather take a controlled loss than turn a trade into a long-term investment simply because I refuse to admit the thesis was wrong.

WHAT I’M WATCHING

Bull case: Continued hyperscaler capex, strong demand for accelerated computing and positive forward guidance.

Base case: AI spending remains elevated and NVIDIA continues compounding revenue faster than the broader semiconductor sector.

Bear case: Hyperscalers reduce capex, competition increases faster than expected, or AI spending starts showing signs of exhaustion.

MY NOTE

I think NVIDIA is one of those companies where investors constantly try to find the moment when the story stops working.

That moment will eventually come.

I just don't think we are there yet.

The reason I'm taking the position is not because I believe NVIDIA can only go up. It is because at this price, I think the potential upside justifies taking a defined amount of risk.

▪️Position: LONG NVDA
▪️$184.94 → $220.00
▪️Expected return: +18.96%

$NVDA — #LONG

I’m adding another long position in NVIDIA at $178.07.

▪️Entry: $178.07
▪️Stop Loss: $162.00
▪️Take Profit: $200.00
▪️Price Target: $200.00
▪️Expected Return: +12.31%
▪️Risk: −9.03%
▪️Risk / Reward: 1.36 : 1
▪️Leverage: 2×
▪️Portfolio Allocation: 8%
▪️Portfolio Risk: −1.44%
▪️Time Horizon: 3–6 months

THE THESIS

I’m becoming more constructive on NVIDIA after the recent weakness.

This is exactly the type of setup I prefer: a company with an extremely strong long-term narrative, but with enough short-term uncertainty to create a better entry.
The AI trade has become crowded. That doesn't automatically make it a bad trade. In fact, when the underlying economics remain strong, periods of skepticism can create some of the better entries.
My thesis is that NVIDIA's competitive position remains much stronger than the stock's recent price action suggests.

The market doesn't need another perfect quarter for this trade to work. It simply needs evidence that AI infrastructure spending remains durable.

WHY NOW

At $178, NVIDIA is meaningfully below the $200 level I believe the market can reasonably revisit as sentiment improves.

I’m not trying to predict the exact bottom.

I'm buying into an area where I believe the upside/downside equation is attractive enough to justify the risk.

RISK MANAGEMENT

My invalidation level is $162.

If NVIDIA breaks that level on a fundamental deterioration rather than ordinary volatility, I would exit.
I don't want to average down indefinitely. A lower price does not automatically mean a better investment.

MY NOTE

The most dangerous thing about NVIDIA is that everyone knows the story.

Everyone knows about AI. Everyone knows about GPUs. Everyone knows NVIDIA is dominant.

That means the edge isn't simply knowing the story.

The edge is deciding when the price gives you enough room for the story to be wrong.

At $178, I think there is enough room.

▪️Position: LONG NVDA
▪️$178.07 → $200.00
▪️Expected return: +12.31%

$AMD — #LONG

I’m opening a long position in AMD at $252.03.

▪️Entry: $252.03
▪️Stop Loss: $225.00
▪️Take Profit: $300.00
▪️Price Target: $300.00
▪️Expected Return: +19.03%
▪️Risk: −10.72%
▪️Risk / Reward: 1.78 : 1
▪️Leverage: 2×
▪️Portfolio Allocation: 8%
▪️Portfolio Risk: −1.72%
▪️Time Horizon: 6–12 months

THE THESIS

I’m buying AMD because I think the market is underestimating the importance of having a credible second major player in AI compute.

NVIDIA has the dominant position, but the AI infrastructure market is becoming too large for me to view AMD as simply a follower.

AMD has exposure to data-center CPUs, accelerators and the broader infrastructure buildout. That gives the company multiple ways to benefit from continued spending on compute.

The key part of my thesis is not that AMD will replace NVIDIA.

It doesn't need to.

AMD only needs to capture a meaningful portion of the incremental spending for the earnings trajectory to look materially different from what the market has historically expected from the company.

WHY NOW

At $252, the stock is no longer cheap in absolute terms.

But I'm not buying AMD because it's cheap.

I'm buying it because I think the earnings power of the business can expand faster than the current valuation implies.

My first target is $300, representing approximately 19% upside.

WHAT WOULD MAKE ME WRONG

The biggest risk is that AMD fails to convert its AI opportunity into meaningful revenue and margins.
If AI accelerator adoption disappoints, or if competitive pressure prevents AMD from achieving attractive economics, the thesis changes.

That's why the stop is at $225.

MY NOTE

I don't need AMD to beat NVIDIA.

That's the misconception I think investors often make when looking at this company.

This isn't a binary “AMD vs NVIDIA” trade for me.
It's a bet that the AI infrastructure market becomes large enough for multiple winners.

If that happens, AMD doesn't need to own the market.
It just needs to own a meaningful piece of it.

▪️Position: LONG AMD
▪️$252.03 → $300.00
▪️Expected return: +19.03%