$Intel(INTC)$ Ready for all-time highs again. The recent candle confirms it in my view. If pullbacks to $100 hold, this could be the trade of the year.
$Intel(INTC)$ INTC is showing some notable bullish flow. $43.4M positive net premium, with strong call buying and aggressive put selling. Net call premium keeps pushing higher. Over $333K went into 9/11 $111 calls, with nearly $246K of premium hitting in a single 5-minute candle. INTC up 10% as the bullish flow accelerates. Calls plus put selling, bulls firmly in control.
Apple is gearing up for one of its biggest product launches of the year on September 9, the first major event led by John Ternus as CEO after Tim Cook's departure. The main announcement is expected to be Apple's first foldable iPhone, possibly called the iPhone Ultra, with a passport-style design and one of the biggest changes to the iPhone lineup since it first launched. Apple is also expected to show the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, featuring the A20 chip, upgraded cameras, a smaller Dynamic Island, new colors, and on the Pro Max, a larger battery and variable-aperture camera. New Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 models plus AirPods 5 are also reportedly in the works, with improvements to performance, health features, connectivity, sound and battery life. The company is expected to introd
$Intel(INTC)$ INTC looks ready to move higher this week, and it could be on its way toward a trillion-dollar market cap. Demand across its product line remains strong, and the 18A and 14A nodes keep improving steadily.
$Intel(INTC)$ A strong end-of-week push in the circled area seems possible, and swinging above 100 is realistic this week. The local 61.8% level plus an FVG could push price back initially, with a wick up before a drop, but overall I'm still bullish on the ticker for now.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Looks bullish to me with this big bounce back from earnings. This one is clearly worth watching. It can go much higher, with key resistance at 380 and then the 400 level. Definitely one of my top watches.
$Apple(AAPL)$ An analyst who downgraded AAPL at 300 later revised the target from 260 to 289. We're at 328 and climbing fast. What a joke. Bears are clowns.
$Apple(AAPL)$ If you want to understand why Apple stock keeps climbing, just walk into any Starbucks or local coffee shop and count how many customers aren't using an iPhone. Apple products are so ubiquitous that the company deserves every move higher, as long as leadership knows how to manage the money. Tim Cook should get a lot of credit for his money management skills.
$Apple(AAPL)$ Apple now has John Ternus as CEO and he is on X. His first post was just a simple "hello." So now it is Jobs, then Cook, then Ternus. Kind of curious whether his public presence will feel any different under an engineering guy. The real first look will probably be at their next event.
$Intel(INTC)$ Over the past few months, Fintel has stopped updating the charts and numbers instead of showing the FTDs, and switched the candles to skinny ones so it doesn't look as bad. The fact that a market maker can spend $7 million a day on naked shorts against a 2x ETF is borderline criminal. The price isn't reflecting a free and fair market or real price discovery.
$Apple(AAPL)$ When I see $Solowin Holdings(AXG)$ revenue go from $2.82M to $28.05M in one year, I pay attention. That's roughly +895% growth. Now add $22.2M in AI infrastructure revenue. $Solowin Holdings(AXG)$ is exactly the kind of developing story I want to track early.
$Intel(INTC)$ Intel often gets treated like the industry's unwanted stepchild despite its history and strategic importance, overlooked when things are good and blamed when things go wrong. But with the right execution, its manufacturing capabilities and U.S. strategic importance could make the comeback story very interesting. I'm all in on this one.
$Apple(AAPL)$ Tim Cook leaving doesn't really change anything. This looks like stop loss hunting before a move higher. Some of the sharp moves today feel more like positioning than anything else.
$Intel(INTC)$ The "leaks" might have mixed up two pieces of news. Wasn't SK Hynix supposed to partner in the Ohio facilities? Maybe this latest leak confused the two, and we'll see confirmation around the Ohio facility instead.