BUZZBERGAlpha Score combines three things: realized average return, confidence in the sample size, idea volume, and speaker reputation. Speakers with only a few calls are pulled closer to the platform average; speakers with many evaluated ideas keep more of their own return. Reputation only boosts: 5.0 or lower is neutral, while scores above 5 add weight. Scores are normalized to 0-100; 100 is best.Read the FAQ
Long $LITE (Lumentum) — speaker publishes a full reflection on why he is 'bullish on the dossier'; Lumentum makes lasers and is positioned for the optical / AI networking buildout per his Bourseko club article.
Long $LITE (Lumentum) — speaker publishes a full reflection on why he is 'bullish on the dossier'; Lumentum makes lasers and is positioned for the optical / AI networking buildout per his Bourseko club article.
New portfolio entry: +125 shares of Navitas $NVTS at $9.10/share. Navitas is a leader in GaN Power ICs and recently expanded into other power semiconductor segments.
New portfolio entry: +125 shares of Navitas $NVTS at $9.10/share. Navitas is a leader in GaN Power ICs and recently expanded into other power semiconductor segments.
Long $ATEYY (Advantest ADR) — speaker confirms ongoing position, bragging '+144% of performance on it' while highlighting today's legendary +14% run vs the more talked-about ASML; explicit ongoing-position language.
Long $ATEYY (Advantest ADR) — speaker confirms ongoing position, bragging '+144% of performance on it' while highlighting today's legendary +14% run vs the more talked-about ASML; explicit ongoing-position language.
Long $TSM (TSMC) — speaker bought +7 shares at $353.4 (33 -> 40 total) in a reallocation from ASE Holdings to TSMC; characterized as a simple arbitrage that will explain itself soon. Selling ASX is an exit, not a short.
Long $TSM (TSMC) — speaker bought +7 shares at $353.4 (33 -> 40 total) in a reallocation from ASE Holdings to TSMC; characterized as a simple arbitrage that will explain itself soon. Selling ASX is an exit, not a short.
Long $NVDA — speaker bought +20 Nvidia shares at $190.83 (130 -> 150 total) as part of a reallocation, simultaneously trimming Hermès (RMS) and Texas Roadhouse (TXRH) positions to fund the addition.
Long $NVDA — speaker bought +20 Nvidia shares at $190.83 (130 -> 150 total) as part of a reallocation, simultaneously trimming Hermès (RMS) and Texas Roadhouse (TXRH) positions to fund the addition.
Long $MSFT (Microsoft) — speaker initiated a new position with +12 shares at $424.5 (0 -> 12), trimming Amazon (-8 AMZN) and BWXT (-3) to fund it; explicitly states 'I find Microsoft's price really attractive right now'.
Long $MSFT (Microsoft) — speaker initiated a new position with +12 shares at $424.5 (0 -> 12), trimming Amazon (-8 AMZN) and BWXT (-3) to fund it; explicitly states 'I find Microsoft's price really attractive right now'.
Long BE Semiconductors $BESI (Euronext Amsterdam, BESI.AS) — speaker added +19 shares at EUR 182.15 (6 -> 25 total) as a reallocation, explicitly stating 'je vois un plus gros potentiel sur BESI' (I see bigger potential on BESI) vs. the trimmed ASM International leg.
Long BE Semiconductors $BESI (Euronext Amsterdam, BESI.AS) — speaker added +19 shares at EUR 182.15 (6 -> 25 total) as a reallocation, explicitly stating 'je vois un plus gros potentiel sur BESI' (I see bigger potential on BESI) vs. the trimmed ASM International leg.
Long $SPGI (S&P Global) — speaker bought +4 shares at $383 (6 -> 10 total) on margin because 'the opportunity is too big to resist', planning to repay margin with proceeds from upcoming Amazon vest sales.
Long $SPGI (S&P Global) — speaker bought +4 shares at $383 (6 -> 10 total) on margin because 'the opportunity is too big to resist', planning to repay margin with proceeds from upcoming Amazon vest sales.
Long $GOOGL — speaker expresses regret for having trimmed Google ahead of an 'insane' earnings publication, confirming he still holds a remaining position and views the print as massive upside he partially missed. Ongoing-position language.
Long $GOOGL — speaker expresses regret for having trimmed Google ahead of an 'insane' earnings publication, confirming he still holds a remaining position and views the print as massive upside he partially missed. Ongoing-position language.