Evidence

if you got it, hold it, raise your stop, know what your exit strategy is... if you're looking to get involved, then you've got to go down to the very short-term time frames... Catching those buys with a stop under the prior little low, those make them low risk entries. You don't

— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends

it looks like Google, here's here's the thing, is this going to be just a shakeout? Next week I'll be looking for it. If it gets back up into this zone right here, then this will end up being a shakeout... Otherwise, right now, as it is, I look at this and say, we broke support,

— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends

Google is Google. We thought it will be disrupted by AI. It is getting even stronger. So that's very interesting. I wish I knew the answer.

— Value Investing with Sven Carlin, Ph.D.

Nvidia of course because it's going to go up to Mars next month next year if this is not a bubble that's the risk and reward if Nvidia is in a bubble chip margins in three years could be zero company could not be profitable and then you see absolute destruction

— Value Investing with Sven Carlin, Ph.D.

Broadcom expects to sell that much in AI chips in its next fiscal year. But, because the company hasn't changed that forecast in the last three months, the stock actually fell after its latest earnings report... Nvidia and Broadcom both depend on very deep pockets that may soon b

— Wall Street Journal

Tesla to my mind is like a near dated Musk option. If the robot thing works out, we'll know in 24 to 36 months and then Tesla will trade on that... I think you're either it's either both or none. You either believe in Musk's vision and you want a near-dated version and a longdate

— The Compound

I don't really care about the stock price reaction... I think the glasses are going to be a massive hit... I don't think the stock price is going to rally on this

— The Compound

at these levels, there was a larger than 60% crash in real terms In the 1930s, in the 1970s, in the 2000s. Now, at these levels, the highest levels in history, it's not great to dollar cost average in the S&P 500. Actually, it is great if it crashes and you keep on doing it.

— Value Investing with Sven Carlin, Ph.D.

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— Morningstar, Inc.

I'm not interested in investing in him. But I will tell you I'm an option trader. I'll trade I'll trade the crap out of the stock next week.

— The Information

Biggest mover of the morning, up 11 to 13%, 12% is A. It's not A+. And you size it at 30%, not 80%... the unnamed source issue isn't just academic. Intel went up to close 11.2%. The trade worked, but the trader who sized Intel at 80% of their daily stock based on an unverified ne

— SMB Capital

Yes, there is potential upside. There is certainly potential downside. Therefore, not something for the value investor.

— Value Investing with Sven Carlin, Ph.D.

We peaked on this way back on June 3... we are below barely the price gap formed between last Monday and Tuesday... at the beginning of this month, we did snap below that and we've been kind of violently moving up and down since then without any really plain direction.

— tastylive

one big instrument within semiconductors that was um roing the seas was Micron. Um we actually had a crack of this uptrend for the first time since it began this morning but it was very brief and um not too deeply penetrated. But you know a crack is a crack. We did get below it..

— tastylive

the cubes are up 2.44%... if you look at this, we're just grinding away in this range... for 5 days now, we've just been running in place... the test is this gap right here. What will happen at the gap?

— tastylive

that to me screams a stock that, hey, great score, terrible price. That's a good watch list uh candidate um in my book.

— Brian Feroldi

The market is treating this as a massive positive. Meta is ripping off market open today. They love it. Personally, I see this as a bearish variable. Having too much compute capacity, spending too much on AI development, if this becomes a trend across the broader industry, these

— tastylive