Here’s the Amazon Support Level We’re Watching After Selloff
As the last hyperscaler reports, let’s review the results, and also connect the dots to additional Portfolio holdings.
As the last hyperscaler reports, let’s review the results, and also connect the dots to additional Portfolio holdings.
Here’s why I initiated a position in Alphabet and added to Meta after their selloffs.
I have taken several trading long rentals (off an oversold):
* $AMZN $225.66
* $META $614
* $GOOGL $280.62
* $BABA $98.15
Positions: Long AMZN VS META VS GOOGL VS BABA VS
Microsoft’s debt deal, Binance’s $6.3 billion hack and other headlines moving the market this morning.
Amazon gave investors a promising story for its cloud business, but the market is worried about short-term costs.
With tech stock earnings disappointing investors, does this mean that we’ll see a change in sentiment? Plus, three new ideas from me.
Just opened a small position in $GOOG at $280. There is good support near $271, so I see it as a high-reward, low-risk opportunity. Now that the stock has dropped 13% today and nearly 30% since May, GOOG is reasonably valued.
We also added to our initial position in $META, and now have a cost basis of about $630 in that stock. This plan was laid out in a previous article.
Writing up GOOG and META with charts and explanations now, article to follow tomorrow morning.
We can see several reasons for a deal, but the real question is how much is Marvell willing to pay up?
Investor response is very different to earnings announcements from Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. Here’s why, and what investors should really be watching.
Waiting for answers on 2027 free cash flow and capex questions could keep the shares capped near term.