Chips Enter Bear Market Territory Ahead of Big Tech Earnings
Is intense selling in AI-related names getting the market too bearish in front of key reports?
Is intense selling in AI-related names getting the market too bearish in front of key reports?
The semis are wobbling and everyone is talking about Korea. No wonder we’re starting to see some concern. Just don’t call it panic.
Here’s why the chip behemoth’s earnings should comfort semiconductor investors rather produce nervousness.
I have just covered the balance of my high-beta, high-tech short basket for a large gain:
* $AMAT $569.74 (-$11)
* $AMD $504.44 (-$25)
* $CAT $889.10 (-$25)
* $CRWV $72.67 (-$5)
* $INTC $97.78 (-$5)
* $MU $850.75 (-$55)
* $SNDK $1440.64 (-$175)
Position: None
We’ve refreshed consensus EPS estimates, potential pick-up points, beta, RSI levels and more for each holding.
War escalation, oil crunch prospects, Uber targeting Delivery Hero, and other headlines moving stocks this morning.
Here’s how I’m handle the tech trade as it gets tough; also, let’s check the latest with Iran, the semis and … some good news on inflationary data.
Trump’s defense of data centers helps the market bounce back from an ugly morning.
I am covering some of my high-beta/high-tech positions in my short basket now:
* $CRWV $74.91 (-$5)
* $AMD $512.45 (-36)
* $MU $879.74 (-$104)
* $INTC $99.53 (-$8)
* $SNDK $1,498 (-$259)
* $AMAT $559.96 (-$36)
* $CAT $892.69 (-$41)
Position: Short CRWV (VS), AMD (VS), MU (VS), INTC (VS), SNDK (VS), AMAT (VS), CAT (VS)
While semiconductor stocks are the featured item, Apple is delivering the goods.