jsouthard_ posts buy/avoid list

X user jsouthard_ published a stock-picking thread on September 2, 2026, separating names into “buys” and “avoids” and attaching a video with time-stamped analysis. The post listed Sandisk, Alibaba, PDD Holdings and AXTI as stocks to avoid, while naming Intel, Tesla, Space Exploration Technologies and Sky Harbour as buys. (x.com) The thread also included target buy ranges for the four bullish calls. The X post itself is the source of the recommendations, not a filing, earnings release or broker note. ### Which stocks did jsouthard_ put in the avoid bucket? The September 2 post named $SNDK, $BABA, $PDD and $AXTI as stocks to avoid. (x.com) The thread, as described in the social briefing and linked X post, presented those names as part of a video rundown rather than a written research note. Sandisk trades on Nasdaq under the ticker SNDK, according to market data pages published September 2. Alibaba trades under BABA and PDD Holdings under PDD in U.S. markets, while AXTI refers to AXT Inc. The post did not, in the material available here, include a written explanation for each avoid call outside the linked video. (x.com) ### Which names did he say to buy, and at what prices? The same September 2 thread listed Intel at $82-$85 and Tesla at $342-$350 as buy ranges. It also named Space Exploration Technologies, trading under SPCX, at $132-$138 and Sky Harbour, under SKHY, at $150-$158. (x.com) Space Exploration Technologies was trading around $140.77 late morning on September 2, according to Google Finance, putting that stock near the top end of the range cited in the thread. Sandisk was trading around $1,538.78 at about the same time, according to Stock Analysis, underscoring that the post mixed well-known large-cap names with more specialized or newly listed companies. (stockanalysis.com) ### What exactly was posted on X? The X link in the briefing points to a jsouthard_ status posted on September 2, 2026, with a video and time stamps for the stock calls. The available open-page capture does not surface the body text, but the social briefing tied to that status lists the same avoid and buy names and the same price ranges. (x.com) The post appears to function as a trading thread rather than a long-form market essay. Readers looking for the rationale behind each ticker would need the linked video, because the public briefing around the post centers on the time-stamped analysis rather than on extended written commentary. (google.com) ### How should readers treat a post like this? The X thread is a social-media stock call, not a registered analyst report or company disclosure. No brokerage, exchange filing or company statement cited here endorses the recommendations, and the post should be understood as commentary from an individual account. (x.com) September 2 market data show at least one named buy, SPCX, trading inside or near the posted range during the session. That gives readers a concrete reference point for tracking whether the calls were framed as near-term entry zones rather than long-duration price targets. (x.com) ### Where is the next step for anyone following the thread? The next stop is the September 2 X status and its linked video, where jsouthard_ said the analysis is broken out by time stamp. The named participants in that next step are the eight tickers in the thread: SNDK, BABA, PDD, AXTI, INTC, TSLA, SPCX and SKHY. (x.com) (google.com)