$Vistra Energy Corp.(VST)$ This is a hidden gem, top mover of the year. Grab this back when the market was dumping due to recession fear. $140 by end of year? Good stock to position for both AI and War. When AI is up, this is up. When war/oil is up, this is also up. Double the upward trend.
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Broadcom is the next AMD (pump and dump) story. With investors looking to create their own growth narrative, the market is in super delusional state when comparing the growth rate of NVDA and AVGO. This pump is full of speculations without real understanding of Broadcom's actual market as most investors do not even know the differences between Broadcom and Nvidia Chips. Let's us compare a few key metrics: P/E (TTM) - Broadcom: 203 - Nvidia: 52 Revenue Growth (TTM) YoY - Broadcom: 43.99% - Nvidia: 152.44% Revenue Growth (Q3) YoY - Broadcom: 51.30% - Nvidia: 93.61% We are currently looking at the pump like what investors did last year to AMD. They aren't looking for actual growth, but rather a sto
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Hold your NVDA stocks: Why Nvidia won’t be directly impacted by Broadcom? Broadcom’s differentiation is what allows it to grow by not competing directly with NVIDIA. Would Broadcom’s success inspire Nvidia to broaden its customization services? This article sought to help investors understand the market dynamics of Nvidia and Broadcom (I work in the tech industry for several years, certified AWS solution architect): More specifically, Tesla won’t be buying Google TPUs (produced by Broadcom) to train their models. Enterprise clients typically operate within a locked-in ecosystem tailored to their specific needs. For example, Google TPUs are used internally to train and power Waymo’s models. While TPUs
$Qualcomm(QCOM)$ After Broadcom, maybe QCOM AI chips ambitions aren’t too lackluster. After positioning itself to enter the AI PC chips market, investors have been disappointed and felt that it is hard for Qualcomm to make an entry and therefore quickly brush it off and downplay their ambitions to diversify beyond Apple and Mobile chips. As Broadcom found a new ally with Apple, Qualcomm found itself on the opposite camp with Microsoft (OpenAI). With Apple servicing their contract well into 2027, we think that based on Qualcomm past successes and current strong earnings, it is too early to dismiss them. On the contrary, it is a good time for them to reduce reliance on Apple especially when 3 companies (ARM, Broadcom
$Micron Technology(MU)$ Do you anticipate a pump or dump after the upcoming MU earnings call? Let’s get some facts to help educate retail investors. These are the stock price movements of semiconductor stocks after recent earning calls and the actual odds is 2/9: NVDA: dump AMD: dump QCOM: dump TSM: dump ASML: dump AMAT: dump DELL: dump LRCX: pump Marvell: pump Broadcom: Not released yet Micron is a good long-term stock but it is important to enter at the right time especially when price is highly manipulative.
$Micron Technology(MU)$ Alert: USD200million pump in at close. 2 million volume bought by algorithmic trading at close on 11 Dec that is worth approx. USD200million. We anticipate another pump to 104-108 then an impending dump before earnings. The average pump we have calculated is at 1+million volume at close with the highest at 5+million on 25Nov before the dump on 26Nov. Retail investors be careful. The previous 5% drop that reverses a 3% gain was a 8%(absolute) dip shows that the stock is being cropped up intentionally with no long support. The underlaying support is cropped up with weak foundation to manipulate the price.
$Micron Technology(MU)$ 2.8k stocks bought to pump up the price intentionally Right there, Dangle the carrot. Retail investors don’t buy into it, let them FOMO among themselves until we see price stabilization if not this is all price manipulation. 98+ is a good entry point, anything beyond that is just price manipulation. Don't buy into it, they will pump and dump again.
$Micron Technology(MU)$ Alert: Price manipulation by Hedge Funds Algorithmic Trading spotted . It is highly not recommended to enter at any price more than 98, and not to enter more until we see the price stabilizes at 104. Micron is 78.5% owned by Hedge funds with 21.1% from retail investors. Top shareholders are Vanguard, BlackRock and State Street. We have seen a persistent automatic selling been triggered when open above 104. The consistency of pushing down the price in large volume shows clear price manipulation here, despite developments in better prospects. There is a systematic algorithmic damper that periodically pushes the price down to 99-98 to trigger stop-loss as most retail will put stop-loss at below 10
$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ Continue to see a gradual recovery in semiconductor sector these coming weeks after recent selling pressure We project to see a continuous dip in coming weeks for BTC and MSTR as price correction looms. We can see a clear decline in support volume and clear large selling volumes on 27 Nov. This marks a stark difference from the push on 20 Nov. Even with the recent climb on S&P500, it was mainly from these 14 main stocks mostly in the Crypto, AI software, and Energy/Utilities sector. It is clear that the interest in AI is still strong but have switched to software instead. The growth of AI software also show promising prospects from the applications of AI. We expect rotation o
$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ Semiconductor sector overreaction to Trump's China Sanctions and hedge for inflation data. The semiconductor sector's recovery briefly comes to a halt after Trump's China Sanction. For which, AMD drops 2.42%, LRCX drops 1.38%, QCOM drops 1.19%, AMAT drops 0.77%, MU drops 2.57%, TSMC drops 0.67%. We expect the recovery to continue until next week as bear investors come to terms with limited but healthy growth. Particularly, we notice with Micron that the drop was overdone especially since China has already banned Micron Technology in May 2023. The overreaction saw whales buying into the dip at the end of market (large volume signal). We expect MU price to reach 108 by next week. With El
$Micron Technology(MU)$ Speculations about Nvidia and Samsung deal On GDDR7 memory chips in GeForce RTX 50 cards (laptop and desktop) Speculations about the Nvidia’s exclusive deal with Samsung has little truth as Jensen Huang often steers clear from making exclusive deals with suppliers since he is well aware of the demands of Nvidia Chips. With reference to SMCI latest issues, we saw how quickly Nvidia dislodged themselves from SMCI even when the datacenter servers supply chain is very complex. We don’t see any weakening in the demand for HBM memory chips as Nvidia has recently requested for faster productions of those. Laptop variants represent a smaller portion of revenue to datacenter revenue. It is unlikely that