US Stocks prediction

The act with which an insider releases company shares onto the public stock exchange, eschewing the shadows of private transactions.

Yet, when one examines the underlying valuation of Robinhood, it becomes clear that we might be on the verge of entering the territory of financial overexcitement. Allow me to present two stocks that, if all goes according to plan (and by “plan,” I mean ruthless analysis and a sprinkling of good fortune), could very well outshine Robinhood a decade from now.

Now, let’s talk of price fluctuations, which are enough to leave the untrained investor in a bit of a tizzy. Shares have had a rather rollercoaster-like trajectory, soaring to a notable 93% height over the last two years (as of October 3) yet, at present, they frolic at a dizzying 87% below their glorious all-time zenith. It’s enough to make one ponder profoundly on whether Upstart deserves a cozy spot in one’s portfolio.

Picture, if you will, five years ago-a mere whisper captured in the sands of time-when one might have dared to invest $500 in this nascent titan. What manner of fortune would await such an audacious act? Let us speculate.

We affectionately dub this period “alt season,” a frenzy where funds do an elegant pirouette away from Bitcoin (BTC) and waltz into the arms of the non-Bitcoin darlings. It’s a time when insanity reigns supreme, and the stakes rise faster than the prices could possibly justify. It is a carnival of chaotic emotions, where discipline seems like a rebellious act against the whims of the market.

If you strip away the clamor and the noise of the digital age, three forces stand at the forefront, pushing Bitcoin forward. These forces are not mere flash-in-the-pan phenomena but are deeply rooted in the world’s economic soils, and they will, most likely, continue to exert their influence for the foreseeable future. Let’s take a closer look.

While the landscape flourishes, there lies, in its shadow, an ever-present question: Where should the discerning investor place their bet? Among the high-flying, speculative stocks, one might find a quiet opportunity-hidden, not unlike a neglected path through a blossoming forest. Let us then consider the case of On Holding (ONON), whose stock has fallen 34% from its peak, leaving us to wonder if this is the moment to step forth into the fray.

Specifically, TMC is setting its sights on the Clarion Clipperton Zone (CCZ), a stretch of seabed nestled between Hawaii and Mexico, that’s teeming with potato-sized rocks (or “nodules” as the smart people call them). These lumps are packed with precious metals-nickel, copper, cobalt, and manganese-like an underwater treasure chest waiting to be dug up. The kind of treasure chest that *only* the most daring (and perhaps slightly reckless) adventurer would attempt to open.

Nvidia (NVDA), that Zurich-born, Santa-Clara-raised architect of luminous matrices, remains less a company than a phenomenon forged in parallel threads and floating-point precision. Its graphics processing units-the GPUs-are not mere chips but chisels, sculpting the bedrock upon which AI dreams are trained, tested, and, occasionally, transcended. Yes, the relative growth rate has softened, draped in the velvet of statistical inevitability. But absolutes? Ah, absolutes-those sturdier oracles-tell another tale entirely.

DKM, managing $124.58 million in U.S. equity assets subject to reporting, established a new position in QQQ. This holding-now worth 3.8% of its portfolio-was not present in the previous quarter. The purchase coincides with a period of strong momentum: as of October 9, 2025, QQQ stood at $610.70 per share, having risen 23.84% year-to-date, outpacing the S&P 500 by 8.38 percentage points. The market, for now, is generous to those who follow the index.