3 Tech Stocks You Wish You Bought on This Dip (One Is Down 20% Today)

Chris Sain•Jun 9, 2026

Summary

In this video, Chris provides a bullish outlook despite recent market volatility. He explains that the selling pressure seen in stocks and Bitcoin is largely due to Wall Street 'posturing'—selling assets to raise cash for the upcoming SpaceX IPO. He views these 1% to 22% dips in various sectors as a 'buying opportunity of a lifetime.' Chris outlines a market cycle where the current consolidation will lead to a bounce, followed by a strong run from mid-July through September, and a final 'launch' in November and December.

Chris highlights several key drivers for the market's current state, including the upcoming CPI report and the market's tendency to 'test' the new Fed Chair. He advises against panic, suggesting that the recent all-time highs necessitated a period of digestion and consolidation. He emphasizes the importance of both fundamental and technical analysis when selecting entry points during these flash crashes.

Specific Stock Highlights:

AVGO (Broadcom): Chris identifies Broadcom as a major beneficiary of the unfolding AI narrative. He strongly advises buying the dip on this ticker, especially for those following his long-term growth challenges. He believes the company's long-term success is tied directly to the continued expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure.

IREN (Iris Energy): Chris refers to this stock as 'Irene' and notes that he was an early proponent before it gained mainstream popularity. He urges investors to conduct their own due diligence from both a fundamental and technical perspective. He considers it a high-potential winner for those looking for under-the-radar plays.

CRM (Salesforce): Chris positions Salesforce as a prime candidate for a 'parabolic move' in the future. He compares its current setup to previous recovery cycles seen in companies like Meta, CrowdStrike, and UnitedHealth. By entering now, he believes investors can capture the significant upside of an eventual massive rally.

DELL (Dell Technologies): Chris argues that Dell is misunderstood as just a computer company and should be viewed as a leader in data centers and storage for 2026 and beyond. He suggests keeping this ticker in rotation as the company pivots into high-demand infrastructure sectors. He views the current price levels as an opportunity to buy into this evolution.