#154 Alpha Score 88.2

Stephanie Leung

CIO, StashAway
@l_steph_l · tracked since Feb 2026
154
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Alpha Score 88.2
Calls
7
Win Rate
71.4%
return
+26.8%
Calls 7 4 Posts tracked · 0.0/day
Calls
7d 0
30d 0
90d 3
Best Calls
MU Long +131.9%
EWY Long +34.4%
AI Long +34.2%
Worst Calls
GLD Long -11.4%
BOTZ Long -6.4%
Most Mentioned
GOLD ×2
MU ×1
SPY ×1
Recent Calls
AI Long 1 month ago
RSP Long 2 months ago
IWM Long 2 months ago
Win Rate 71% Long 7 Short 0
Win Rate
7d 86%
30d 57%
90d 75%
Average Return +26.8% Long Return +26.8% Short Return -
Average Return
7d +3.5%
30d +3.3%
90d +22.8%
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Long
Feb 16
$462.62
-11.4%
Leung states, "Gold is a replacement for the US dollar... we don't need to further beta by adding silver." Gold is being treated as a core sovereign asset and hedge against US fiscal/political instability. Unlike Silver, which is retail-driven and speculative, Gold has institutional and central bank support. LONG. Stick to Gold for the macro hedge; avoid Silver's volatility. A sudden strengthening of the USD or a rise in real rates.
Leung states, "Gold is a replacement for the US dollar... we don't need to further beta by adding silver." Gold is being treated as a core sovereign asset and hedge against US fiscal/political instability. Unlike Silver, which is retail-driven and speculative, Gold has institutional and central bank support. LONG. Stick to Gold for the macro hedge; avoid Silver's volatility. A sudden strengthening of the USD or a rise in real rates.
Commodities
Long
Jul 24
$8.15
+34.2%
AI remains core bull market driver.
The best earnings growth remains in AI, which offers the most visibility on return on investment and remains the core of the overall bull market, despite short-term volatility.
AI Software
Long
Jun 17
$292.08
+1.0%
Rotation to small caps and equal-weight S&P.
The market is broadening out from mega-cap tech into other areas. U.S. small caps have outperformed the Nasdaq year-to-date and the equal-weighted S&P 500 has started outperforming the cap-weighted S&P, signaling a sustainable rotation into broader asset classes.
Equity Indexes
Long
Jun 17
$212.17
+3.7%
Rotation to small caps and equal-weight S&P.
The market is broadening out from mega-cap tech into other areas. U.S. small caps have outperformed the Nasdaq year-to-date and the equal-weighted S&P 500 has started outperforming the cap-weighted S&P, signaling a sustainable rotation into broader asset classes.
Equity Indexes
Long
Feb 16
$38.34
-6.4%
Leung notes that while the "SaaS apocalypse" (AI replacing software) is shaking markets, the "hardware bottleneck" is the only area with clear earnings visibility. She specifically cites Korea as a beneficiary of the cyclical recovery and AI demand. The "AI Scare" trade is punishing software, but the demand for compute is skyrocketing. Korea (specifically memory chips) sits at the intersection of AI demand and a global cyclical recovery, offering better risk/reward than crowded US software trades. LONG. Focus on the "picks and shovels" of AI where supply is constrained. A global recession dampening cyclical demand for electronics.
Leung notes that while the "SaaS apocalypse" (AI replacing software) is shaking markets, the "hardware bottleneck" is the only area with clear earnings visibility. She specifically cites Korea as a beneficiary of the cyclical recovery and AI demand. The "AI Scare" trade is punishing software, but the demand for compute is skyrocketing. Korea (specifically memory chips) sits at the intersection of AI demand and a global cyclical recovery, offering better risk/reward than crowded US software trades. LONG. Focus on the "picks and shovels" of AI where supply is constrained. A global recession dampening cyclical demand for electronics.
Thematic ETFs
Long
Feb 16
$133.97
+34.4%
Leung notes that while the "SaaS apocalypse" (AI replacing software) is shaking markets, the "hardware bottleneck" is the only area with clear earnings visibility. She specifically cites Korea as a beneficiary of the cyclical recovery and AI demand. The "AI Scare" trade is punishing software, but the demand for compute is skyrocketing. Korea (specifically memory chips) sits at the intersection of AI demand and a global cyclical recovery, offering better risk/reward than crowded US software trades. LONG. Focus on the "picks and shovels" of AI where supply is constrained. A global recession dampening cyclical demand for electronics.
Leung notes that while the "SaaS apocalypse" (AI replacing software) is shaking markets, the "hardware bottleneck" is the only area with clear earnings visibility. She specifically cites Korea as a beneficiary of the cyclical recovery and AI demand. The "AI Scare" trade is punishing software, but the demand for compute is skyrocketing. Korea (specifically memory chips) sits at the intersection of AI demand and a global cyclical recovery, offering better risk/reward than crowded US software trades. LONG. Focus on the "picks and shovels" of AI where supply is constrained. A global recession dampening cyclical demand for electronics.
Equity Indexes
Long
Feb 16
$411.66
+131.9%
Leung notes that while the "SaaS apocalypse" (AI replacing software) is shaking markets, the "hardware bottleneck" is the only area with clear earnings visibility. She specifically cites Korea as a beneficiary of the cyclical recovery and AI demand. The "AI Scare" trade is punishing software, but the demand for compute is skyrocketing. Korea (specifically memory chips) sits at the intersection of AI demand and a global cyclical recovery, offering better risk/reward than crowded US software trades. LONG. Focus on the "picks and shovels" of AI where supply is constrained. A global recession dampening cyclical demand for electronics.
Leung notes that while the "SaaS apocalypse" (AI replacing software) is shaking markets, the "hardware bottleneck" is the only area with clear earnings visibility. She specifically cites Korea as a beneficiary of the cyclical recovery and AI demand. The "AI Scare" trade is punishing software, but the demand for compute is skyrocketing. Korea (specifically memory chips) sits at the intersection of AI demand and a global cyclical recovery, offering better risk/reward than crowded US software trades. LONG. Focus on the "picks and shovels" of AI where supply is constrained. A global recession dampening cyclical demand for electronics.
AI Memory
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Stephanie Leung has 7 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 7 tickers since February 2026. Ranked #154 on the Buzzberg Alpha leaderboard. Most covered: GOLD, MU, SPY.