Joseph Ram @Skrider: "Hi eTorian friends, I’m excited to..."

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Hi eTorian friends, I’m excited to share a real-time result of the AI-based strategy I’m running behind the scenes and how it’s paying off. Earlier this month I initiated a position in Canadian Solar (CSIQ) based on the signals of my algorithm — and to date the stock is up ~19% (so far) since entry. Why CSIQ? My model flagged CSIQ because it met specific criteria in terms of sector momentum, module manufacturing dynamics and potential upside in the solar/PV space. Although CSIQ has had challenges (for example, a recent earnings miss and negative EPS in the last quarter) the market seems to be anticipating a rebound, which my strategy captured. And from a technical perspective CSIQ’s relative strength in the solar industry group was improving: e.g., it achieved a RS rating above 80 in recent months according to IBD. Because of this, I felt comfortable getting exposure via CSIQ. Result: the ~19% gain shows how the model can find opportunities early. Why you might want to follow/copy this strategy As a Pro Investor, I’m trading with a clear, defined approach (which you already know I’m working with). This was one of the model’s signals, and it swung in our favour quickly — which demonstrates how discipline + technology + timing can work together. Rather than chasing the obvious names, my AI allows me to look ahead of crowd sentiment. What I’m also tracking To avoid being overly concentrated and to stay connected to the broader solar/clean-energy dynamic, I’m keeping an eye on four additional peer stocks in this space. These are not (yet) trades I necessarily hold, but they are on the radar for me—and therefore relevant for you too. Enphase Energy, Inc. (ENPH) — a residential solar / storage tech company; my model views it as a structural player though currently more fully priced. SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. (SEDG) — a major inverter and optimisation company in the solar value-chain; the valuation risks are greater but so are the upside potentials if a turnaround happens. Sunrun Inc. (RUN) — an installer and residential solar company, important because of its end-user exposure (though with more execution risk). First Solar, Inc. (FSLR) — a large scale solar manufacturer with vertical integration advantages and strong recent momentum. By referencing these names, I want to show you that the trade in CSIQ is part of a broader thematic view: the solar / energy transition sector is undergoing re‐rating and I’m positioned accordingly. What’s next? I’ll continue monitoring CSIQ for its behaviour (technical breakout, support/resistance, module shipment data) and will lock in or adjust as dictated by the model’s rules. I will watch the peers above to identify whether similar signals are triggered—there may be future trades in one or more of them. As always, risk management is key: while the ~19% move is strong, I treat each position with discipline. Why this matters for you If you’re copying me, you are aligned with a strategy that doesn’t just react to headlines but is triggered by a systematic, AI-based engine. You can see how a signal turned into an actual result (CSIQ) and how I tie it into the broader opportunity set of peers. I believe transparency is important: I want you to see the logic, the sector angle, and how the execution plays out. Thank you for being part of this journey. If you have questions, or would like me to look at one of the peers in deeper detail in an upcoming post, just let me know. Here’s to many more strong signals and results together! Skrider $CSIQ (Canadian Solar Inc.) $ENPH (Enphase Energy Inc.) $SEDG (SolarEdge Technologies) $RUN (Sunrun Inc.) $FSLR (First Solar, Inc.)