5 Most Bought Stocks You're Missing Out On

Added: 2026-05-13

[00:00:00]Everybody is buying these stocks. We're talking about the top five stocks that are most bought among retail investors that you might be missing out on. And when coming up with this list in my last video, I asked you guys to put in the comments which stocks you wanted me to analyze. And when I looked through the hundreds of comments on YouTube, Facebook X, and Rumble, four stocks stood out as the most interesting stocks. So, in this video, I'm going to analyze those four stocks. Plus, I'm going to give you one additional stock that nobody in the comments mentioned, but a lot of retail investors are buying. And I want to mention it because I think it has a lot of potential. And because nobody in the comments mentioned it, it's one of those stocks that you might be missing out on. But before we get to any of those, the first question you should be asking yourself is, why should you listen to me? Well, for those of you who are new to this channel, my name is Stock Curry. I'm a former Maril Lynch and Morgan Stanley investment banker, and I've been trading for over 25 years. And when I worked at Meil Lynch and Morgan Stanley, I worked on some books with over $30 billion worth of stocks in the portfolio. And I had access to DTCC which gave me insight into the differences between what retail investors were buying and what institutional investors were buying. And based upon those differences, I began to realize why so many institutions make a lot of money, why so many retail will very often fall short. So in this video, I'm going to analyze these five stocks, but I want to let you know upfront, I'm going to be brutally honest. I'm going to give you my honest opinions. Some of these stocks I think are great buys.

[00:01:50]Some of these stocks I think are great shorts. And as I'm talking about the stock, if you're super bullish on the stock and I say something you disagree with, don't get too emotional or hurt over it. These are just rational analytical thoughts. They're my opinions. I may not be correct, but I wanted to give you my opinions based upon what I learned working at Maril Lynch and Morgan Stanley and how you actually make money in the stock market.

[00:02:18]So, with that in mind, let's get into your four stocks and then I'm going to cover my stock pick at the end. The first stock we're going to talk about is DRAM, ticker DR AM. And this actually isn't a stock, but rather an ETF. And DRAM just started trading last month on April 2nd. It opened $27 and today it's trading at around $50. That's an 85% increase in just 6 weeks. And as I just mentioned, DRAM is the Roundtill Memory ETF, which is a DRAM memory ETF. And the reason DRAMM is so interesting is because of the companies that it holds in the ETF portfolio, mainly Samsung, SKHEX, Micron, Kioia, and SanDisk. And you might be familiar with Micron and SanDisk. I covered both of those in my last video. But Samsung and SKH Highix in particular are a lot harder to get your hands on. When we look at the top holdings of the DRAM ETF, SKH Highex is the number one holding just above Micron. If you're not familiar with SKH Highex, they are a Korean memory manufacturer. They are a full stack AI memory creator having breakthrough technology in AI computing and memory needs. Their products include SSD, ND, MCP, DRAMM, and CMM. A wide variety of memory products. Their customers include everything from AI companies to servers, networking, mobile phones, PCs, and even the memory used in automobiles in your car. But if you want to buy SKH Highix, you're going to have a problem because they're only traded on the Korean stock exchange, meaning most US traders do not have access to this particular stock.

[00:04:27]And that's why DRAM is the easiest way to get access to SKHEX if you're in the United States. Now the other company that DRAM holds is Samsung Electronics and that makes up 20% of the portfolio.

[00:04:42]Samsung is another stock that you cannot get here in the United States. It is only available on the Korean stock exchange and it is available on the London Stock Exchange, but it is not available in the US. In total, there are five memory stocks that are not available in the US that are in the DRAM ETF. So, if you want to gain access to companies like SKH Highix and Samsung, the ETF DRAM is the easiest way to gain access to those stocks. Now, some people have complained that the expense ratio on the Roundill Memory ETF is 0.65% 65% per year. But with the stock up 85% in the past six weeks alone, and with stocks like Micron and SanDisk expected to rise another 200 to 500% over the remainder of this year, giving back 0.65% seems like a drop in the bucket and no big deal. And options traders will be happy to know that options trading is available on DRM.

[00:05:52]Overall, DRAM is one of the best ways to gain access to multiple memory stocks without having to buy each stock individually. DRAM is an ETF that can lower your overall risk on memory stocks while also giving you exposure to stocks you would not otherwise be able to buy.

[00:06:13]In short, if you believe that stocks like Micron and SanDisk are going to rise 200 to 500% over the rest of this year, then DRAM should go up by about 200 to 500% as well. And if you want to know what myself and over 20 other full-time professional multi-millionaire traders are buying, come join us in the Stock Dads Discord where we post all of our trades live as we make them. All of our traders post every single buy and every single sell they make real time so that you can follow along and copy their trades. We are making money every single day in the Stock Dads Discord and our options traders are especially profitable. We have over a thousand members in Stock Dads who are copying their trades and making thousands of dollars every single month right along with us. If you would like to join us in the Stockdads Discord, you can go to weeprofit.io/stockdads or use your phone's camera to scan the QR code on your TV. And right now, you can save 30% off of Stock Dads for life with coupon code Curry. Just enter coupon code Curry at checkout to get 30% off Stock Ads for life. The next stock on this list is Everspin Technologies, ticker MRM.

[00:07:39]And this stock has absolutely skyrocketed over the past 3 days. It's up nearly 100% in just three trading days. If you're not familiar with Everspin Technologies, they are an MRAMM company based out of Arizona. MR RAM is magneettoresistive random access memory and it's a type of nonvolatile random access memory which stores data in magnetic domains. It was developed in the mid 1980s and proponents have argued that MRAM would eventually surpass competing technologies like DRAM to become a dominant or even universal memory. DRAM performance is limited by the rate in which the charge stored in the shells can be drained for reading or stored for writing. MRAMM operation though is based on measuring voltages rather than charges. So there's less settling time needed. And IBM researchers have demonstrated that MRAMM devices with access times on the order of two nanoseconds which is even better than the most advanced DRAM.

[00:08:55]Another team at the German Physics Technology Institute have demonstrated that MRAMM devices with one nanocond settling times better than the current accepted theoretical limits for DRAM.

[00:09:10]So, why did MRAM start skyrocketing higher on Friday, May 8th? Well, there's no real reason to be found. There was no news that came out about the company, and the company did not release any announcements. There was no major insider activity. There was absolutely nothing at all that would cause the stock to skyrocket. And while Ever Spin Technologies did have some declining revenues about two years ago, things have turned around and revenues are starting to pick up once again. Earnings though have been kind of dismal. Nothing to write home about. This company is barely profitable. And that's the main problem that I have with MR RAM. This stock has a PE ratio of 3,936 with a forward PE ratio of 971, making it one of the most expensive stocks in the entire stock market. And with valuations like that, it is no wonder that every single analyst is expecting this stock to fall by more than 50% over the next 12 months. Now, some people have mentioned a possible short squeeze as the reason why the stock has been rallying over the past 3 days, but short interest is only 5.87%.

[00:10:34]And that is far too low to cause a short squeeze. It appears to me that this stock is skyrocketing just because retail has taken an interest in buying the stock. Interest in MRAM stock has been skyrocketing on YouTube and also been rising on Google search and it appears that the interest in MAM is just because interest in Micron stock ticker MU has been rising. There's no fundamental or logical reason why this stock is going up. It appears to just be caught up with Micron and SanDisk and some of the other memory stocks as the only reason why the stock is rising. And the problem is that when stocks like this go on a parabolic run higher, they tend to go insanely high before crashing just as fast. This is one of those stocks that could go up a thousand% in one week and then fall 95% the very next week. The problem is it's impossible to tell just how high the stock is going to go. And it's even more impossible to tell just when and how fast the eventual selloff will be. Realizing that the stock is about to crash, institutions have started shorting the stock and the amount of shares being shorted has gone up by almost double over the past seven trading days. And I think the large institutions are right on this one. I do think MRM is going to crash any day now and fall back down to the 14 to $19 range it was trading in before the rally started. I think retail might be focusing too much on the fact that earnings were up 80% year-over-year last quarter and completely missing out on the fact that the company still lost money. You simply cannot buy a stock with a forward PE ratio of 954 and expect to make money on your investments.

[00:12:42]The only stock in the stock market I have found that is more overbought than IRAM is Intel. And I told you in my last video what I think Intel is going to do.

[00:12:54]Now, let's move on to a stock with a much more reasonable valuation, and that's Nokia, ticker N.

[00:13:01]And Nokia is another stock that has been rising significantly over the past few days, and really the past few weeks.

[00:13:10]Nokia is up about 60% over the past 6 weeks, and that's not as great as Micron, but it's still impressive.

[00:13:18]Unfortunately, sales aren't great.

[00:13:22]revenue is only up about 2% over the past year. The company also is not very profitable. Earnings were down 47% last year. The stock is also overvalued with a forward PE ratio of 39.

[00:13:42]Keep in mind that the average tech forward PE ratio is only 24 just based upon the forward PE ratio alone. in okay would have to fall 40% just to get back down to the average price of a tech stock in the S&P 500.

[00:14:01]So, it's not surprising to me when I look at the unusual options activity and find a massive $1.16 million in put options purchased today.

[00:14:13]That's on top of the $10 million in call options sold yesterday. two very bearish bets on the stock backto back. It seems like traders are locking in profits on NK and now options traders especially as well as institutional short traders are now switching to bearish positions and based upon the dates on those options it looks like the fall on NK is expected to start any day now. Now, let's move on to a stock that was very heavily mentioned in the comments of my last video, and that was AMD, ticker AMD. And this is another stock that has been skyrocketing over the past 6 weeks as memory stocks overall have gone up. AMD is up 116% in the past six weeks alone.

[00:15:14]Unfortunately, just like the last two stocks we covered, AMD also appears to now be overbought. AMD has a PE ratio of 143 with a forward PE ratio of 67.

[00:15:30]Keep in mind that the average tech forward PE ratio is 24. So AMD's forward PE ratio of 67 means it would have to fall 64% down to $160 per share just to get back down to the average S&P 500 forward PE ratio. And remember the forward PE ratio is not the same as the trailing PE ratio. The forward PE ratio already includes the future expected earnings growth. Now, based upon the technicals, I'm not entirely sure that AMD would fall down to $160, although it is possible. $200 is probably the more realistic bottom on AMD, especially given the current hype around memory stocks. Remember, it's not that AMD is a bad company. AMD is just as exciting of a company as Micron, SanDisk, and Intel. The difference between AMD and a stock like Micron is simply the valuation. Whereas Micron is fundamentally undervalued on stock price, AMD is fundamentally overvalued on stock price. two incredible and great companies with two very different stock prices. And the final stock on this list is not one that you guys mentioned in the comments of my last video, but it is one that is very popular among retail investors right now. And that is because of a huge catalyst that's coming up. And that stock is Take 2 Interactive, ticker TTW.

[00:17:24]And the reason this stock has been rising so much over the past few years despite being unprofitable is because of a catalyst coming up in the near future that could completely turn this company around. And that catalyst is the reason why every single analyst thinks TTWO is going to go higher in the future. And that catalyst is the expected release of Grand Theft Auto 6 later this year.

[00:17:56]Grand Theft Auto 6 is expected to be released on November 19th, 2026, just 6 months from now. And a lot of people believe that TTWO is going to blow up when GTA 6 is released. But like a lot of these catalyst scenarios, the name of the game is to buy the hype and sell the news. And for a stock like TTWO, that means buying now and selling about a week before the game is actually launched around the first week of November. GTA 6 is expected to be one of the biggest entertainment releases of all time. GTA 6 is one of the most expensive games ever made, and that's the main reason why Take 2 Interactive's profits have been bad over the past few years. But with some analysts forecasting GTA 6 could sell upwards of 25 million units on day one, Take 2 Interactives profits could skyrocket after the game is released. and early indications are that Grand Theft Auto 6 will shatter sales records. The two trailers released so far have combined for nearly half a billion views on YouTube. The other big video game companies are steering clear of November releases in order to avoid the competition.

[00:19:33]Again, TTWO is not a stock that I would buy for a long-term investment, but as a short-term trade over the next 6 months, it might be one to consider. Let me know in the comments below if there were any stocks I did not talk about that you want me to cover in a future video. And let me know in the comments what you think about the five stocks that I covered today.