So, to those of you who are interested, here's some more information about the transactions from the first two days. Yesterday, TSL caused the stock of $LPK (+5,21%) .
As a result, $992 (-3,28%) into the portfolio with
100 shares at €2.59

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23So, to those of you who are interested, here's some more information about the transactions from the first two days. Yesterday, TSL caused the stock of $LPK (+5,21%) .
As a result, $992 (-3,28%) into the portfolio with
100 shares at €2.59
The $992 (-3,28%) -share is the hottest stock in the hardware sector after its recent price explosion in May 2026. However, after a massive price jump of over 109% this month alone, driven by spectacular figures for the AI server business, the share has run hot in the short term. For traders, this setup offers an excellent opportunity for a leverage trade in the event of a healthy pullback.
The market is currently reassessing Lenovo from a cyclical, low-margin PC manufacturer to a highly profitable AI infrastructure profiteer.
After such a steep rally, profit-taking is perfectly normal and healthy. If the share price shoots up so sharply as a result of institutional buying, significant support zones are formed (e.g. at the moving average of the last 20 days (GD 20) currently at around € 1.47 or at psychological levels around € 2.00).
If a setback occurs in these zones, the share becomes highly attractive for a long leverage trade (using knock-out certificates or warrants):
Clear asymmetric risk profile: when entering near an established support level, the stop loss can be placed very close below the technical chart mark. The risk of loss remains minimal, while the price target (the most recent all-time high of around € 2.65-2.70) offers massive upside potential.
High momentum: Lenovo shares currently have full institutional momentum on their side. Goldman Sachs recently more than doubled its price target. A setback in such market phases usually immediately attracts "buy-the-dip" buyers again. The leverage ensures that even a small upward counter-reaction leads to double-digit percentage gains in the trading portfolio.
Catalysts at your back: As corporations around the world are massively increasing their budgets for AI infrastructure in 2026, the fundamental trend remains intact. The trade therefore relies on a proven winner rather than a speculative turnaround bet.
Conclusion: The AI train at Lenovo is rolling inexorably. Anyone who resists the FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) now and waits patiently for the next setback will certainly find a profitable leverage trade with an excellent risk/reward ratio here.

$992 (-3,28%) earns on AI, not someday - but now
$ARM (+4,16%) presented its own new GPU, "AGI", last week. The CEO expects this chip alone to generate sales of USD 15 billion by 2031.
The first customers are $META (+1,49%) who have significantly financed the development. Furthermore $NET (-0,5%)
$FFIV (+1,18%) OpenAI, $SAP (-2,05%) will be among the first customers.
Another new feature is that ARM will sell these directly instead of via IP.
Commercial systems are available from $992 (-3,28%) or $7711
I remain invested. But it's still a while until my EK (which I can't find anywhere for now thanks to the new update, thanks GQ).
of 3 shares in my portfolio. Dividend stocks. Crashed. There are already more detailed videos and blog posts on each share.
Take a look at the analysis and my opinion.
https://www.youtube.com/live/j3UUuerubQE
Excuse my voice. Sore throat and high temperature. But I just had the time and inclination.
Best regards,
Angelo
What do you think? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7xcdP_jKkc Here is the video and here is the free article about Lenovo $992 (-3,28%) . https://steady.page/de/finanzen-anders/posts/20f3a688-67ad-4261-a0a1-3c0996f6f3ad
Also $VST (+3,87%) and $2502 (+1,47%)
have a nice, relaxing Sunday.
Angelo
I have to say that I $992 (-3,28%) already have in the depot. What is still missing $GMEXICOB (+1,31%) , $NU (+1,81%) (additional purchase), $GOOG (+0,27%) and $NKE (+0,09%) .
What was I thinking?
Best regards,
Angelo from Finanzen Anders
Annotation:
The majority of the GQ community is really great.
Unfortunately, there are a few "mimimis", "sheriffs", "bored", "envious", etc. who complain that I include links to my respective YouTube video.
It just so happens that my main channel is YouTube. I'm not going to write huge treatises and post them here when I can do the whole thing in short videos.
I would like to offer this link as a service to anyone who is interested:
Everyone else, you are free people, you don't have to get upset, attack me, etc. - block me and enjoy your life.
$992 (-3,28%) I would be pleased, but the dividend that has recently been shown for Lenovo should be a bit high! How come and what to do?