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$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ has suffered a sharp sell-off, but some Wall Street analysts believe the decline may have created an unusually attractive entry point. The big question: Is the market overreacting, or underestimating the risks surrounding Jensen Huang? 1️⃣ Mizuho: Is NVIDIA Becoming "Ridiculously Cheap"? Jordan Klein, a technology analyst at Mizuho Securities, believes NVIDIA's recent weakness may present a compelling buying opportunity despite the uncertainty surrounding CEO Jensen Huang. According to Klein, NVIDIA's forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio has fallen below 10x, a valuation he considers remarkably low for a company at the center of the AI revolution. Such a multiple, he argues, is typically associated with businesses facing structura

The Tell: SoftBank's ¥1.12 Trillion Loss Was No Accident On November 10, $Softbank Corp.(SOBKY)$ reported a quarter the market wasn't positioned for: a net loss of ¥1.12 trillion (~$7.0 billion) for the fiscal second quarter ended September, against analyst expectations of roughly ¥129 billion in profit — and versus a ¥2.5 trillion profit a year ago. The bleeding didn't come from OpenAI — that stake still sits on the books at a fair value of $99.6 billion, unchanged from March, with no impairment taken. The real damage came from a corner few people were watching: power equipment for US AI data centers. Silver Bands 7, a subsidiary held with Vision Fund 2, had pre-purchased generation equipment capacity for projects in Ohio and elsewhere; when pro

As the old saying goes, "After the extreme comes the turn for the better!" 🧐 $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $iShares Semiconductor ETF(SOXX)$ With the worst of the negative news now behind us, positive developments are beginning to emerge! First up is tonight’s CPI inflation data. Nine top-tier U.S. investment banks have released their forecasts for October’s CPI, all pointing toward a favorable outcome—coming in below the official expectation of 0.3%. That said, core inflation remains somewhat sticky! US October CPI: Reading the Institutional Forecasts Consensus and structure Headline CPI MoM 0.23% (September 0.65% → expected slowdown of 42bp); core CPI MoM 0.22% (September 0.33% → expected slowdown of

[Heart]Hi Tigers, Market see positive sign with $Microsoft(MSFT)$ and $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ performed well after earning on Wednesday, the same time $Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.B)$ , $Visa(V)$ , $MasterCard(MA)$ price goes all time high? Will the October selloff continue to drag the market and how the earning results influence the market. Welcome to click to review my live on Tiger Brokers: Recap of October Tech Stocks Selloff: Bubble Burst or Healthy Correction? Hed

In 1990, President Bush (Republican) also lost the senate and the house to Democrats. Exactly 1 year later $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ spiked 25% up from $311. Every one became a millionaire buying the dip.

The key takeaway: Wall Street is not necessarily questioning the strength of AI demand. Instead, investors are increasingly concerned about the sustainability of AI capital expenditure, the return on massive infrastructure investments, and whether the memory industry's earnings boom is approaching its peak. The latest sell-off reveals a striking disconnect: semiconductor companies are reporting strong earnings, yet their shares continue to decline. Memory demand remains robust, but markets are already pricing in the possibility of a cyclical slowdown. 1. How Wall Street Explains the Sell-Off Barclays Private Bank: AI's Financing Model Is Under Scrutiny Barclays argues that the market is increasingly focused on the financial sustainability of AI infrastructure spending. Hyperscalers continu

Week Ahead: November 2–6, 2026 🎯 Key Takeaway: Is Wall Street Rotating Beyond Big Tech? The biggest question for US equities next week isn't simply whether the market will rise or fall. It's whether the rally can broaden beyond mega-cap technology stocks while AI earnings and economic data continue to justify elevated valuations. Three forces deserve close attention: 📊 Market Momentum: Can the $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ regain leadership, or will small caps and cyclical sectors continue outperforming? 🤖 Earnings Momentum: Can AI companies translate massive infrastructure investment into stronger revenue, margins and cash flow? 💰 Capital Rotation: Will Treasury yields and economic data encourage investors to rotate between growth stocks, financials and small

💊 Healthcare, 🛍️ Consumer and 🏭 Industrial Blue Chips Lead the Rally — But Which Stocks Have Real Earnings Support? 🔥 The Dow Jones Industrial Average's top 10 gainers reveal an interesting shift in market dynamics. Rather than being dominated by technology giants, the leaderboard features pharmaceutical companies, consumer brands, industrial manufacturers, and payment networks. 🥇 $Merck(MRK)$ led with +3.83%, followed by $Home Depot(HD)$ , $Nike(NKE)$ , and $Boeing(BA)$ . 💡 Key Takeaway: Not all rallies are created equal. Some companies are benefiting from stronger earnings and improving cash flow, while others are rising on

Leveraged AI ETFs Surge 20+%, Google Slides: Can Chips Keep Rallying? Memory demand is improving confidence — but cash flow and interest rates will decide what comes next. | October 29, 2026 Hey Tigers! The semiconductor rebound has fresh earnings support. But the broader market is still moving cautiously, and Microsoft and Alphabet have just shown why investors are becoming more selective about the AI trade. My view: this rebound can extend if memory demand translates into higher earnings and customers keep funding infrastructure. The evidence supports a selective recovery; it does not yet establish that every semiconductor ETF has begun a durable new uptrend. 🚀 Start with the market On October 28, the Dow gained 0.19%, the S&P 500 added 0.28% and the Nasdaq rose 0.27%. The Federal Re

$SK hynix(SKHY)$ — Is This the Ultimate Answer to the AI Bubble Debate? Record earnings are strengthening the case for AI infrastructure spending. But for investors, the bigger question is whether today's extraordinary profitability can last. SK hynix has delivered a quarterly earnings report that is difficult to ignore. On October 28, the South Korean memory chipmaker reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of ₩104.62 trillion, up 328% year over year, while operating profit surged 632% to ₩83.33 trillion. Both figures set new quarterly records, and revenue crossed the ₩100 trillion threshold for the first time in the company's history. Behind these numbers lies a fundamental shift in the semiconductor industry: memory is becoming an increasingly crit