Investment Strategies for Retail Traders - Retail traders should focus on oversold stocks that are cheap relative to the market and avoid high-flying stocks, guessing games, and earnings plays [3] - Chasing trends based on the president's perceived good business sense may be a winning strategy if early, but is generally not advisable [1] - It is difficult for both retail and institutional traders to accurately predict market movements and profit from them [2] Government Investment Impact - Companies with US government stakes have shown dramatic stock gains, such as MP Materials with a 95% improvement and Intel with a 72% increase [4][5] - MP Materials rallied to $100 and then quickly sold off 50%, causing losses for many [6][7] - The government's investment in Intel was a good play because the stock was oversold and cheap, stuck in the $22 to $28 range for almost two years [7][8] AI Market Analysis - The AI sector is experiencing widespread adoption, but many AI stocks are considered ridiculously expensive relative to the marketplace [11][12] - One perspective leans towards Michael Burry's view of hyperscalers underestimating chip depreciation, rather than Lisa Su's expectation of 35% annual sales growth for AMD [9][10] - AI companies are building the foundation for the future, similar to internet companies in the early 2000s, but are now too big to fail [12][13]

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Welcome back. Today marks the threemonth anniversary of the S&P closing lows. It's up nearly 25% since then, one of the fastest recoveries on record.So, could more upside be on the way. Let's take a look at what the charts are saying with Katie Stockton from Fairlead Strategy. She's also a CNBC contributor.Great to have you here, Katie. Good to be here. So, do the charts tell you that we can continue buying here.What should we, what shouldn't we. I think we wait to add exposure, but what we did see recently ...