Deals

Deals

Trade entries, exits, and position updates — a transparent log of every significant move.

8 entries
  1. Amazon Q1 2026: AWS Breaks $26B as Cloud Becomes Profit Equal to Retail
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    Amazon Q1 2026: AWS Breaks $26B as Cloud Becomes Profit Equal to Retail

    AWS surpassed $26 billion in quarterly revenue with 20% YoY growth, while advertising accelerated to 30% growth. Analysts dissect what Amazon's cloud-first results mean for Q2 margins and AI infrastructure spending.

  2. AWS Accelerates, CapEx Hits $200B+ Territory — Here's My Read on the Trade
    Deals··5 min

    AWS Accelerates, CapEx Hits $200B+ Territory — Here's My Read on the Trade

    Amazon Q1 2026: $187.8B revenue, $18.4B operating income, AWS +17% YoY, and $105B CapEx — the largest in corporate history. My read on why it's bullish.

  3. Meta Is Spending $65B on AI. I'm Long at $563.
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    Meta Is Spending $65B on AI. I'm Long at $563.

    Bought META at $563.20 before Q1 earnings; betting on advertising revenue growth overriding AI capex concerns.

  4. Emerson Electric (EMR): Entering Ahead of a Clean Earnings Beat
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    Emerson Electric (EMR): Entering Ahead of a Clean Earnings Beat

    I initiated a long in EMR at $138.40 one day before Q1 2026 earnings. The beat and raised guidance sent the stock to $143.60 — a 3.76% gain in two sessions, and confirmation that the automation cycle is real.

  5. ConocoPhillips (COP): Buying the Macro Fear Dip in Quality E&P
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    ConocoPhillips (COP): Buying the Macro Fear Dip in Quality E&P

    COP dropped 2.1% on April 22 on tariff-demand fears — an overreaction in a company with a Permian-dominant, low-breakeven portfolio. I bought the dip at $120.90 and exited at $124.90 three sessions later for 3.1%.

  6. EOG Resources: Entering the Best-in-Class Independent E&P After the Pullback
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    EOG Resources: Entering the Best-in-Class Independent E&P After the Pullback

    EOG sat at $129.50 — the lower third of its 12-month range — while the market ignored its well economics story. I entered on April 21 and exited at $134.30 on April 25 after a sell-side PT raise to $139, locking 3.7%.

  7. EQT Corporation: The Natural Gas Setup Nobody Wanted Before the Beat
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    EQT Corporation: The Natural Gas Setup Nobody Wanted Before the Beat

    EQT was down 12% over the prior month when I entered at $56.40 on April 20. Q1 earnings the next day: revenue +94% YoY, EPS $2.36 beat. I exited at $59.80 on April 22 for 6.0% in two sessions.

  8. Trimmed SPX Put Spread — Taking 60% Profit
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    Trimmed SPX Put Spread — Taking 60% Profit

    Closed the Jan SPX 4800/4700 put spread for 60% profit. Notes on timing.