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Ichor (ICHR): Ride the Revenue Wave as Margins Start to Normalize

Ichor (ICHR): Ride the Revenue Wave as Margins Start to Normalize

Ichor is benefitting from accelerating semiconductor capex: revenue run-rates have moved above $240m per quarter and management expects sequential growth through 2026. The stock has momentum but still trades at reasonable enterprise-value-to-sales near 2.0. I recommend a tactical long swing with strict risk control while watching margins and cash f…

LPL Financial: Buy Reaffirmed — Advisor Sticky Growth and Rate Tailwinds Support a Move Back Toward $400

LPL Financial: Buy Reaffirmed — Advisor Sticky Growth and Rate Tailwinds Support a Move Back Toward $400

LPL Financial (LPLA) remains our preferred way to play advisor-led wealth management exposure. Continued advisor onboarding, pockets of AUM wins (including a $2.4B team), a healthy ROE, and rising rates that fatten cash yields on client balances underpin a bullish thesis. Valuation is not cheap at ~28x earnings, but operational leverage and improvi…

Zoom Upgrade: Buy Ahead of an Anthropic IPO Pop

Zoom Upgrade: Buy Ahead of an Anthropic IPO Pop

Zoom's equity stake in Anthropic plus deep product integration with Claude creates a direct, near-term catalyst. Fundamentals and FCF generation make a well-contained risk-reward for a swing trade. Upgrade to Buy with a clear plan: entry $95.00, stop $85.00, target $125.00 over the next 45 trading days.

Buying the Dip After Lugano: EYPT's Risk-Asymmetric Swing Trade

Buying the Dip After Lugano: EYPT's Risk-Asymmetric Swing Trade

EyePoint (EYPT) sold off after a disappointing readout in Lugano. The market is punishing clinical disappointment, pushing the shares toward a 52-week low, yet the company still carries roughly $223M in runway, manageable enterprise value, and ongoing Phase 3 catalysts. For traders willing to accept biotech binary risk, a controlled swing long offe…

GM's Billion-Mile Edge: Cash Flow, Software, and Truck Muscle

GM's Billion-Mile Edge: Cash Flow, Software, and Truck Muscle

General Motors combines strong free cash flow, a low price-to-book, and growing software and services optionality. We see a mid-term buying opportunity at $86.00 with a $95.00 target and an $80.00 stop, driven by solid FCF, a manageable valuation versus enterprise value, and several near-term catalysts—while acknowledging tariff noise, capital inte…

Kinross Gold: Buy the Margin Re-rate, Not Faster Production

Kinross Gold: Buy the Margin Re-rate, Not Faster Production

Kinross is a cash-generative senior gold producer trading at a reasonable multiple with a clear path to higher free cash flow through margin improvement and shareholder returns. This trade idea targets a margin-driven re-rate toward the stock's 52-week highs—not an acceleration in growth—and lays out a concrete entry, stop and target with time hori…

Vestas: Buy the Dip for the Next Wind Build-Out

Vestas: Buy the Dip for the Next Wind Build-Out

Vestas looks positioned to benefit from accelerating global wind installations and a backlog that should convert to revenue across the next 12-18 months. The trade targets a rebound in execution and margin recovery, with a clear entry at $42.00, stop at $36.00 and a $55.00 target over a 180-trading-day horizon.

Schaeffler: Cheap Valuation Primes a High-Reward Turnaround Bet

Schaeffler: Cheap Valuation Primes a High-Reward Turnaround Bet

Schaeffler is trading like a company still in free-fall while its underlying business has durable technology exposure to electrification and industrial automation. The valuation is depressed enough to justify taking a long position if management can show measurable margin stabilization and working-capital discipline. This trade lays out an entry at…

Amazon: Buy on Proven Capital Allocation and a Reasonable Valuation

Amazon: Buy on Proven Capital Allocation and a Reasonable Valuation

Amazon is trading at a rare valuation sweet spot for the combination of scale, cash generation (despite recent FCF noise), and clear capital-allocation optionality. Buy for a long-term position with an entry at $259, a stop at $246 and a primary target of $300 within 180 trading days while watching AWS traction and cash-flow normalization.