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$Qualcomm(QCOM)$ and $ARM Holdings(ARM)$ announced earnings yesterday, and were punished post/pre market as well, following the trend of other similar tech companies which reported earnings before. The big looming question is still not answered, the ability to handle the huge debt incurred from chasing the AI dream. Every single tech company that was sucked into this AI marathon will be examined under microscopic scrutiny moving forward, and any signs of struggle to meet spending demand will be punished.
So unless hyperscalers step up to the pedestal and reassure investors that they have it under control, I will not bet on any meaningful recovery before end of 2026. So what is your take on this first hurdle faced by AI so far? Let me know in the comments section. Look forward to your views and take on this! [Applaud]
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US stocks surged to an epic level! But with technology stocks diverging into two levels, what's the safest way to invest now?
Little tigers, last night, all three major US stock indexes closed higher! The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged an epic 3%, surging over 1,500 points!
Most major tech stocks rose, with Microsoft and Amazon rising more than 6% in after-hours trading, Apple rising more than 5%, and Google rising more than 3%!
However, Tesla, Nvidia, and SPCX fell by more than 3% in after-hours trading. In addition, the storage and optical communications sectors suffered heavy losses, with SanDisk falling nearly 8% in after-hours trading, Micron Technology falling 7%, and Western Digital falling more than 6%!
So why are US tech stocks diverging into two levels, and how should we invest safely now?
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