This is a stock-pump scam post, not real financial analysis. The supposed returns (Micron $7 to $745, Broadcom $11 to $920, a 19,600% gain on Type One Energy) don't match real market data and follow the classic playbook of anonymous accounts hyping fake past wins to lure people into a tip group or paid channel. Anyone acting on these picks is far more likely to lose money than buy an Alpine villa — the SEC and FINRA have repeatedly warned that social-media stock tipsters often profit by selling into the buying pressure they create.