Chip Receipts, Report Cards, and a Solar Flex

Three different corners of the market just lit up at once: one AI supply-chain bellwether dropped a number that grabbed headlines, one education name ripped after a blowout quarter, and a solar stock is sprinting in premarket on a beat-and-raise combo. We’ll break down the quick levels to watch after the open.

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Futures are inching higher as traders brace for the Fed’s decision and a big after-hours tech earnings parade. Chip names are leading the warm-up after a blockbuster orders update out of Europe, while mega-cap tech is back in the driver’s seat. The big vibe check comes from Powell’s tone, especially after the S&P 500 tagged another fresh high.

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ASML (NASDAQ: ASML) surged after dropping the kind of order number that makes investors sit up straight and stop pretending they understand chip equipment. Record bookings and upbeat 2026 guidance basically screamed one thing: the AI buildout is still ordering seconds.

The fun twist is ASML also announced a big buyback plan, which is like the company saying yes we know the stock is pricey, but we still like it enough to keep scooping it up. Then they tossed in layoffs to get leaner, which is the corporate version of cutting carbs while still eating dessert.

For you, the move is not to chase the first victory lap. This name is a market darling, so it can gap up, cool off, then give you a better entry when the hype exhale hits. Watch for a pullback that holds and then a slow climb, not a vertical candle.

My Take For You: If you’re not in, wait for a dip and start small. If you’re in, trim a little into strength and let the rest ride.

My Verdict: High-quality, high-expectations. Great stock, but you want a calmer entry than the headline pop.

Stride (NYSE: LRN) exploded higher after a monster earnings beat and raised guidance. This is the stock equivalent of showing up to class late, then still acing the exam and asking if there’s homework for fun.

The market loves two things: surprises and confidence. Stride delivered both, and now the big question is whether this move holds or if it turns into a classic gap-and-nap once the opening bell brings profit-takers out. A 30% premarket pop is exciting, but it also attracts people who only came for the sugar rush.

Your plan is simple: let it open, let it wobble, and see if buyers actually stick around. If it holds most of the gains, that’s a strong sign. If it gives back a chunk fast, don’t fight it, just wait for a cleaner re-entry later.

My Take For You: Don’t chase. If it holds up after the open, starter-buy small. If it fades hard, wait for the next base.

My Verdict: Real beat, real momentum, but treat day one as a test of durability, not a guaranteed moonshot.

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Nextpower (NASDAQ: NXT) jumped in premarket after it beat earnings, topped revenue expectations, and raised its outlook. In market terms, that is a triple espresso shot: better quarter, better story, and a louder confidence signal from management.

A big premarket pop is fun, but it also attracts the sprinters. Some traders will buy first and ask questions never, while others will take profits the second the bell rings. That means the first hour can look like a tug-of-war, not a smooth trend. The move you want is not the opening spike. It is whether the stock can hold most of the gains once real volume shows up.

Your simple plan: don’t chase the gap. If it stays firm after the open and stops making lower lows, you can start a small position and add later if it keeps trending. If it fades hard and gives back the move, let it cool and wait for a cleaner base.

My Take For You: Starter-buy only if it holds up after the open. If it breaks down, stand aside and wait.

My Verdict: Real beat, real momentum, but day-one price action decides whether this is a runner or a one-day flex.

Two big holders just announced they want to unload a giant pile of shares, and the stock is reacting like someone yelled free snacks and then locked the door. This is not a business-is-broken headline. It is a supply dump headline.

StandardAero is even buying back a little stock alongside it, which is basically the company saying we’ll take a small bite, but we’re not hosting the whole buffet.

F5 beat on revenue and earnings, then raised the full-year outlook, which is the market’s favorite combo meal. This is the boring, grown-up kind of tech win where the numbers do the talking and the stock actually listens.

Still, a 10% pop can turn into a quick “sell the open” moment if traders treat it like a one-day trophy. You want to see it hold most of the gains once regular volume shows up.

This one is ripping on the classic Wall Street fuel: analysts cranking price targets higher. It is basically the stock market version of your friend hyping a restaurant you already liked, and suddenly everyone wants a reservation.

Just remember, price target days can be sugar highs. If the stock is already extended, it can pop, stall, then retrace once the applause fades.

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— Adam Garcia
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