VPG
Author characterizes the AI/momentum group as in a short-term ‘sell everything’ phase and favors only true leaders that remain above rising 50-day moving averages. VPG is named as a core holding the author plans to hold through volatility.
Recent proof-backed thesis calls
One recent post outlines a broad, short-term selloff in AI/momentum names and the author’s process for managing it: favor leaders above a rising 50DMA with tight flags/breakouts, maintain conviction versus price action, and hold winners with low cost basis. Two holdings cited are VPG (cost ~ $45) and PENG (cost ~ $30), each reported up >100%.
Post describes a broad, short-term selloff in AI/momentum stocks (“sell everything AI market”), and outlines the author’s process: favor leading stocks above a rising 50DMA with tight flags/breakouts; maintain conviction vs price action; hold winners with low cost basis. Two specific holdings cited: $VPG (cost ~$45) and $PENG (cost ~$30), both up >100%, described as “executing on all cylinders,” and the author intends to keep holding through drawdowns.
Current stance
Current recommendation: buy. Rationale: favor leading AI/momentum names that retain intermediate uptrends; avoid chasing weak breakouts until market tape improves.
- Beneficiary via AI/momentum factor is in a short-term risk-off ‘sell everything’ phase; favor only true leaders with intact intermediate trends (e.g., above rising 50DMA) and avoid chasing weak breakouts until tape improves. from https://www.thematictrader.com/feed (confidence 0.46)
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Active play: 'How I manage days like today....' — the author is holding leading names through volatility and expects relative resilience if intermediate trend structure (e.g., above rising 50DMA) remains intact.
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Follow the author's process: focus on leaders with intact 50DMA uptrends, avoid weak breakouts during broad risk-off moves, and be willing to hold high-conviction winners through drawdowns.