Founder of Group Minding Investing (Subscription Content within Seeking Alpha)
David H. Lerner is the Founder of Group Minding Investing, a subscription content platform within Seeking Alpha. He specializes in finance and trading, with a focus on algorithmic trading, day trading, software as a service (SaaS), international trade, and trade laws. David's insights and expertise are featured in Seeking Alpha.
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David H. Lerner focuses on investment analysis and market insights, emphasizing stock market trends, investing strategies, and sales & marketing topics. He often cites data to support his analyses.
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Summary Bloom Energy (BE) and Credo Technology (CRDO) dropped sharply after removal from the Russell 2000, presenting a tactical buying opportunity.
Summary I am accumulating Meta Platforms (META) and Micron (MU), favoring disciplined, incremental buying on further dips, with strong conviction in their long-term AI-driven growth.
By: David H. Lerner
Summary SpaceX (SPCX) is a long-term favorite, but current valuation and post-IPO technicals warrant patience before adding; expect volatility around Starship launch.
By: David H. Lerner
Summary I remain bullish despite recent volatility, focusing on opportunities in aerospace, defense, biotech, and AI amid sector-wide sell-offs.
Micron (MU) is a top AI investment, down 35.5% from highs.
By: David H. Lerner
Summary This is a bullish market phase, but I anticipate a 5–7% correction as bearish narratives gain traction.
Biotech, especially small-cap names, is experiencing renewed optimism as macro and policy headwinds subside. Read more on biotech stocks here.
By: David H. Lerner
eric1513/iStock via Getty Images We Have Two Catalysts for Selling: NVIDIA Earnings and the Federal Reserve's Jackson Hole Conference
By: David H. Lerner
Nvidia’s earnings and bold guidance fuel bullish sentiment; see why NVDA, MRVL and AVGO could rally into mid‑September—and how to manage correction risk.
By: David H. Lerner
Getty Images I want to start this piece with the sector that I would like to avoid buying
