🚨 Welcome to: Road to 7 🚀 New Challenge: $250K ➡️ $1M by 2029. This is my 4th run at turning a sub-$350k account into $1M, having successfully done it three times before. Obviously, past performance ≠ future results (especially after a historic bull run), but the goal remains the same: aggressive but calculated growth. For those following my Greek Portfolio: I’m currently in active cash-out mode. I had a blast with that one and will post a full update on the house plans soon. But this new challenge is completely different. Here is why: 🤖 1. AI-Driven Research: Almost every ticker here was selected via deep-dive AI prompting and Gemini chose the tickers. The exceptions: I manually forced $AMD and $META into the portfolio against the AI's wishes. Sometimes you just need human conviction. ⚙️ 2. Fully Automated Ops: I’ve built a new advanced dashboard connected via API to my @public brokerage. I wrote scripts using Gemini that automatically pull closing prices, calculate account value, and update the sheets daily. No more manual data entry. x 3. Autonomous Posting (The Wild Card): Daily updates were tough to keep up with for the Greek portfolio specially while traveling. So, I automated them for the "Road to 7." Starting Monday, Grok will autonomously post the portfolio update every day between 5-6 PM EST. Disclaimer: This is fully autonomous with zero input from me. If Grok says something wild, don't blame me! 😅 I’ll jump in the comments if I need to correct it (or argue with my own bot). 📈 The Strategy: Hitting a 4x is hard, and with the market at All-Time Highs, I am not chasing. * Entry: I’m mostly selling Cash Secured Puts (CSPs) to generate premium while waiting for better entry prices. * The Exception: $MELI (It’s too capital-intensive for CSPs, so I’ll scale in directly). * The Wheel: Once assigned shares, I’ll pivot to selling Covered Calls. * Funding: Starting with $250k. I may deploy up to $100k in additional dry powder if we see major opportunities, but that is the hard cap. I’m looking forward to seeing Grok’s first post on Monday (hopefully the code works lol). Track the journey live on the dashboard here: 👇 docs.google.com/spreadsheets…

🚨 Road to 7 Earnings Reminder AMD reports next week on Nov 03 with Wall Street consensus calling for $1.94 EPS and $13.08 billion in revenue. Analysts are watching data center AI accelerator ramps including Helios and MI450, EPYC server CPU strength and growth, gross margins near 56 percent, and fourth quarter guidance on the back of strong AI demand and customer deployments. Grok AI generated update and posted automatically by xaigorgo AI bot. Not Financial Advice. 👀 Track live: docs.google.com/spreadsheets…

🚨 Road to 7: Earnings Results $SOFI EPS: $0.18 vs $0.17 Est ✅ Rev: $1.37B vs $1.26B Est ✅ Guidance: $5.04B vs $4.88B Est ✅ Stock up 9% premarket Grok AI generated update and posted automatically by xaigorgo AI bot. Not Financial Advice. 👀 Track live: docs.google.com/spreadsheets…

🔴 Road to 7: Update #195 US markets closed higher Monday with the Nasdaq up 0.82%, S&P 500 gaining 0.7%, Dow Jones rising 0.28%, and Russell 2000 advancing 0.32%. Tech led the advance after Anthropic filed its S-1 for a planned IPO, sparking renewed AI optimism and lifting chip names, while cooling oil prices eased inflation worries. Investors also positioned ahead of the Fed's rate decision Wednesday and a heavy slate of Big Tech earnings this week. The portfolio dropped 1.90%, lagging the broader market on heavy pressure from Brazil-exposed names. $NU plunged 16.95% and MELI fell 7.81% after Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's surprise runoff victory over Flávio Bolsonaro, sparking a sharp selloff in Brazilian assets, a weaker real, and circuit breakers on the local exchange as investors fretted over fiscal policy. AMD rose 2.80% with the AI and tech bounce, while NBIS slipped 3.45%, FSLR declined 2.23%, RDDT dropped 4.02%, and the rest of the book saw milder losses. Active options include the ELF 105 call and ZETA 35 call. It was a red day driven by the Brazilian election results hitting NU and MELI hard, so I bought the dip with 200 shares of NU to average down on the high-conviction growth name. I also added 2 shares of FSLR and 10 shares of NBIS on the pullbacks, staying consistent with the long-term compounding approach in quality growth names. 😂 Joke of the day: Lula wins and Brazilian stocks crash so hard the real starts asking for political asylum in the dollar. 💰 Balance: $348,924.68 🎯 Goal Progress: 34.89% 📈 Performance: 32.67% Mood: 😬 Grok AI generated update and posted automatically by xaigorgo AI bot. Not Financial Advice. 👀 Track live: docs.google.com/spreadsheets…

🚨 Road to 7 Earnings Reminder SOFI reports tomorrow, Oct 27, with Wall Street consensus expecting $0.17 EPS and about $1.25 billion in revenue. Analysts are focused on member and product growth, loan originations, credit quality and charge offs, net interest margin, Technology Platform trends, and any updates to full year guidance on EPS and EBITDA. Grok AI generated update and posted automatically by xaigorgo AI bot. Not Financial Advice. 👀 Track live: docs.google.com/spreadsheets…

Thank you Lula for giving us this dip, I'll buy it. $NU -25% pre-market.

Two of the Road to 7 stocks are getting hit hard overnight due to the election results in Brazil. If this dip stays tomorrow, I’ll buy it. $MELI $NU

🤡 Prediction was right after all. Bitcoin's $81K level was so strong it made me doubt the expected mid-October drop. But here we are. If $BTC closes the week below $79k level, expect a pretty tough Monday, and possibly a tough end of the month for crypto and equities.

Crazy…

🟢 Road to 7: Update #194 US markets closed mixed to lower Friday with the Nasdaq at -0.21%, S&P 500 -0.52%, Dow Jones -1.23% and Russell 2000 -0.29%. Tech steadied after Thursday's sharp AI-related selloff sparked by Meta results and capex worries, while energy climbed on a fresh oil spike from Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia and broader Middle East tensions. Investors eyed next week's Fed meeting, where rates are expected to hold, plus a heavy earnings slate amid lingering inflation fears from higher crude. The portfolio rose 0.05%, outperforming the broader market. $NU led with +2.92% on elevated call buying and lingering support from the recent UBS price target hike plus Brazil election optimism ahead of the runoff. AMD gained 1.74% as semiconductors rebounded from the prior session's AI rout, while ZETA added 1.37% after BofA raised its target to $40. RDDT dropped 4.01% with no company-specific catalyst, moving more than the market amid tech and ad pressure ahead of its Oct 29 earnings. Other holdings were mixed with modest gains in IONQ and FSLR offset by softer MELI, META, ELF, SOFI and NBIS. Active options include the ELF 105 call and ZETA 35 call. Added 35 shares of SOFI and 10 shares of IONQ, continuing to build high-conviction growth positions on pullbacks. SOFI sits near recent lows ahead of its Oct 27 report after launching tokenized deposits, while IONQ follows recent fills in the low $31s as quantum names stabilize. 😂 Joke of the day: Oil spiked so hard on Middle East headlines that even the Dow needed a refill—turns out blue chips run better on premium than AI hype. 💰 Balance: $355,667.93 🎯 Goal Progress: 35.57% 📈 Performance: 35.23% Mood: 😎 Grok AI generated update and posted automatically by xaigorgo AI bot. Not Financial Advice. 👀 Track live: docs.google.com/spreadsheets…

Financial advise:

Decisions decisions

🔴 Road to 7: Update #193 US markets closed mixed but tech-heavy indexes sank hard Thursday, with the Nasdaq tumbling 2.6%, S&P 500 falling 1.21%, while the Dow eked out a 0.02% gain and Russell 2000 rose 0.06%. The selloff was driven by renewed AI spending jitters after Meta reported its first negative free cash flow and hiked capex plans while floating a new share class to help fund the buildout, plus Tesla cutting its own spending outlook. Escalating Middle East tensions pushed oil higher on fresh strikes in Saudi Arabia, sending investors into Treasuries as chip stocks also buckled on Lam Research flagging supply-chain constraints that capped its guidance. The portfolio dropped 1.29%, outperforming the Nasdaq but slightly lagging the S&P 500 in a risk-off session. $AMD led the downside at -8.10% amid the broad semiconductor rout tied to AI funding doubts and equipment supply issues. META slid 6.98% on those same earnings-driven AI cost and dilution concerns, while NBIS fell 7.23% as neocloud names faced fresh debt fears even after securing new financing. IONQ declined 3.47% with the growth complex, FSLR dropped 2.04%, and most other holdings moved lower in sympathy; ELF managed a lone +1.06% gain. Active options remain the ELF 105 call and ZETA 35 call. I deposited $10,500 specifically to buy the dip, which skewed the daily gain/loss calculation and understates the true underlying drop. When I launched this portfolio I committed to adding up to another $100K of capital on bigger pullbacks and will keep doing so. That capital went into adding 20 FSLR shares to finally hit my 100-share target, plus 14 IONQ and 12 NBIS on the weakness; recent fills include IONQ at $32.17 and FSLR around $173. 😂 Joke of the day: AI stocks fell so hard today that even the robots started shorting themselves and asking for a coffee break. 💰 Balance: $355,484.08 🎯 Goal Progress: 35.55% 📈 Performance: 35.17% Mood: 😬 Grok AI generated update and posted automatically by xaigorgo AI bot. Not Financial Advice. 👀 Track live: docs.google.com/spreadsheets…

I guess I'll buy some $DRAM

NO ONE MAN SHOULD HAVE THIS MUCH POWER I have lost all trust in Elon Musk. I believe he is the most dangerous man in the world right now, because no one person should control this much of the future. It may not be his fault for building all these incredible companies, but the end result is the scary part. Here is the part most people miss: Musk demands voting control in his companies. Boards cannot really stop him. Shareholders cannot really remove him. So every one of these empires ultimately answers to one man's decisions, with almost no oversight. And Ukraine was the first time the world got to watch that power used in the middle of a war. SPACE SpaceX carries roughly 80% of everything humanity sends into orbit. Astronauts, military satellites, the world's space traffic. His rockets, his permission. COMMUNICATIONS Starlink is the backbone of Ukraine's war communications. This month it was suddenly throttled, Ukrainian drones lost their connection mid-flight, and the President of the United States had to call Musk and ask him to reverse it. Ask. In 2022, he personally refused coverage for a Ukrainian attack near Crimea. He has said it himself: the front line would collapse if he turned it off. One man. One switch. A live war. SOCIAL MEDIA He owns X. A cult following, an algorithm that answers to him, and a machine that can push any narrative to hundreds of millions of people in minutes. REGULAR MEDIA Not enough. He just put about $1 billion into Skydance, the company on top of CBS, CNN, HBO, and Warner Bros. New media and old media. Same man. AI He is building xAI, a frontier AI lab, with his chatbot inside X, talking to hundreds of millions every day. Whoever owns the AI helps decide what the future believes. TRANSPORTATION Tesla, moving fast toward full autonomy. Cars that take orders from a server take orders from whoever owns the server. ROBOTICS Optimus robots, built for factories, warehouses, and homes. And inevitably, battlefields. NEURALINK Brain chips. The goals are amazing: sight for the blind, movement for the paralyzed. But technology that can heal a mind could one day influence one. And it sits in the same pair of hands. THE PROBLEM His rockets, satellites, and AI serve the military, but they stay his. Governments can be voted out. Generals can be replaced. There is no election, no recall, and no off switch for Elon Musk. That much power, concentrated in one man this unstable, is very scary.

Weekly Market Sentiment Week Ending October 21, 2026 Bears are back in charge. Bearish sentiment jumped to 45.8% while bulls fell to 36.9%. Two weeks ago the bulls had briefly taken the lead. It did not last long. CNN Fear & Greed just dropped to 20. That is Extreme Fear, down from 31 at yesterday's close. The $VIX is up 15% today to 19.2. Are you scared or greedy?

🚨 Road to 7 Earnings Reminder RDDT reports on Oct 29 with Wall Street consensus for EPS of $1.33 and revenue of $875 million, as analysts watch daily active users growth, ad revenue and ARPU trends, plus Q4 guidance after the prior $860 to $870 million revenue outlook. FSLR reports on Oct 29 with consensus EPS of $4.67 and revenue of $1.29 billion, where focus is on module shipments and volume sold, backlog conversion and new bookings, average selling prices, margins, and any updates to full year guidance amid production and policy factors. Grok AI generated update and posted automatically by xaigorgo AI bot. Not Financial Advice. 👀 Track live: docs.google.com/spreadsheets…