If You Missed AMD or GOOGL. This Is Even Bigger🚀

Chris Sain•May 7, 2026

Summary

Chris outlines a bullish thesis centered on maintaining positions in high-momentum technology and semiconductor stocks. He emphasizes the importance of discipline, urging investors to stay '10 toes down' during market cycles rather than trying to time every move perfectly. His market outlook remains optimistic, particularly for companies that have shown consistent outperformance throughout the year.

Nvidia (NVDA): Chris has a price target of $230 for Nvidia, noting that the stock is currently around $207 and approaching his goal. He originally entered the play at $98 and saw it blast through his 2025 target of $170 much earlier than expected. He advises investors that any price dips into the $160s or $170s should be viewed as primary buying opportunities.

Alphabet (GOOGL): Alphabet is identified as Chris's top play for 2025, having already yielded significant returns from a $120 entry point. The stock recently broke the $400 mark and is up approximately 25% year-to-date. He views Google as a reliable runner that continues to benefit from strong market momentum.

AMD: AMD recently experienced a massive single-day surge of 18.5%, reaching a closing price of $415.50 after hitting a high of $430. Chris uses AMD as a primary example of why investors should 'roll with their winners' rather than selling too early. He believes the stock remains a top-tier quality company that justifies a core position in a growth portfolio.

Intel (INTC): For those who missed the rallies in AMD and Nvidia, Chris recommends Intel as a 'sleeper' catch-up play. Currently sitting at $113, he suggests that a pullback to the $110 or $100 range would be an ideal entry point for new investors. He expects Intel to eventually follow the upward trend seen in the broader semiconductor CPU space.

SPY: Chris provides technical guidance on the S&P 500 ETF, suggesting a one-hour timeframe for trading. He identifies $730 and $727 as key levels for a potential retest or gap fill. He encourages buying these pullbacks rather than panicking, as he expects the upward trend to continue.