I think algorithms might be pushing the price down before earnings to accumulate shares at a lower cost. I've seen a similar pattern with $Intel(INTC)$ and $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ before. I didn't sell into that pressure then, and I'm not doing it now. I believe $Nokia Oyj(NOK)$ could reach $100+ by 2027.
$Intel(INTC)$ I added some 110 calls with an August 21 expiry. It looks like liquidity is starting to come into the name. Given that, it seems like following the institutional flow might be the play here, as retail doesn't have much sway. Risk management is crucial. Discipline is more important than emotions. Not financial advice.
Sentiment and price action are telling two completely different stories right now. The market is still focused on short-term noise, but the underlying thesis remains centered around massive AI infrastructure demand. With reported multi-billion dollar commitments tied to $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ , $Microsoft(MSFT)$ , and $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ , plus improving profitability and significant liquidity, the long-term setup still looks compelling. The recent ~30% pullback seems driven more by speculation around future capacity dynamics than a confirmed change in fundamentals. This is often where markets create opportunity: when sentiment weakens but the bus
$Intel(INTC)$ If the bull market continues, $200 could come by EOY. As I've mentioned, Intel might not have the best chips, but with the shortage, demand will keep going up as companies turn to them—and they are.
I think BlackBerry $BlackBerry(BB)$ holds significant value today, mainly for two reasons. First, **Alloy Kore**. It's the industry's first production-ready **software-defined vehicle (SDV) foundation**. It enables OEMs like Volkswagen to dramatically reduce development costs, shorten certification timelines, and accelerate vehicle launches. Unlike vertically integrated solutions, **Alloy Kore is a plug-and-play platform designed to work with any OEM and virtually any automotive chip supplier**. Second, **QNX**. It's evolving beyond an automotive RTOS into the trusted operating platform for **physical AI**—covering robotics, industrial automation, medical devices, autonomous systems, and next-generation edge AI. Its combination of **functional
Just closed these $Intel(INTC)$ calls for 62%. The price is being pulled toward $150 like a magnet. Matrix Bull Trend retest and bounce. This is how it's done.
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Cantor Fitzgerald is increasingly positioning AMD as a top momentum name in semiconductors, raising its price target from $500 to $700 while maintaining an Overweight rating. The key takeaway from the note is relative strength in compute demand, with AMD highlighted as having the strongest near-term momentum among peers. At the same time, the firm still views Nvidia and Broadcom as undervalued relative to their earnings power, suggesting the AI infrastructure trade remains broadly intact. However, sentiment on Qualcomm is more cautious, with the argument that its multiple may drift back toward a more traditional smartphone-cycle valuation rather than a compute-driven rerating. Overall, this reflects a clear hierarchy emerging w
$Intel(INTC)$ Wherever we close, but going from down almost 9% to green now is just wild. That's why I don't trade stocks, especially Intel, but I invest in INTC. Day trading will make you lose money; it's like gambling. I always invest based on fundamentals and never day trade or do short-term trades. We can never predict the market. I thought we might be down $10 today... crazy.
$Intel(INTC)$ Another attempt by the short-sellers to negatively influence all the solid progress this company has made, and it will continue to execute. I have just one message for these naysayers: back off. I don't buy the AI narrative for this stock. It feels more like heavy manipulation, plain and simple. Q2 will be a reality check for them. Intel is set to soar further on Agentic, packaging, energy/pricing efficiencies, and a guidance raise.