🎁What the Tigers Say | At what price will you bottom big tech?
$NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ fell 3.62% after Powell's hawkish speech last week. Magnificent Seven suffered a lot.
Do you think it's a good chance to add big tech? What is your target price?
Which tech giant falls to fair value in your opinion?
Below are some insights from Tiger @ZEROHERO, @JinHan and @TigerOptions. Which opinions do you agree with?
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1. @ZEROHERO: More Dip Buying From Chip Orders? 🍟
Key Points:
⚠️ Trading tips: looking for calls above 421 and puts below 416 on Wednesday. Keeping a close watch on durable goods news at 8:30am and oil data at 10:30am.
The trillion-dollar chip designer lost over 10% last month amid profit taking. Bernstein recommended investors take profits in pricey tech stocks like $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$.
The industry is rife with reports suggesting Nvidia supplier Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ is bumping orders for advanced CoWoS packaging equipment amid the influx of massive demand.
TSMC has won orders for Nvidia's next-generation AI processor called B100, which requires the foundry's 3nm process fabrication. Also, now Nvidia targets the ad industry as the next primary chip-buying market.
2. @JinHan: Seizing Opportunities Amid Market Turbulence: My Big Tech Entry Points
Key Points:
The Fed’s decision to maintain interest rates at 5.25-5.5% reverberated through financial markets, leading to increased uncertainty. However, rather than succumbing to panic, I view this as a chance to strategically position myself for the future.
Microsoft: An Entry Point at $320 $Microsoft(MSFT)$
Microsoft has consistently demonstrated its ability to adapt and grow. With cloud computing and software offerings driving substantial revenue, I consider an entry price of $320 as attractive. This level reflects a reasonable valuation given Microsoft’s long-term growth potential.
Apple: An Entry Point at $175 $Apple(AAPL)$
Apple’s ecosystem of products and services continues to captivate consumers worldwide. An entry price of $175 aligns with my view of its fair value. Apple’s brand loyalty, innovation, and strong financials make it a compelling choice.
3. @TigerOptions: Technical Analysis of Stocks I'm Looking to Buy
Key Points:
$Microsoft(MSFT)$
Microsoft has enjoyed a strong uptrend throughout the year, supported by a clear trendline. However, a recent development of the FOMC meeting caused the breakdown of this support, signaling a change in the stock's trajectory. To optimize my allocation, I am particularly interested in increasing my position if the stock price falls within the range of 270-278 and 241-247. These price points are where I plan to add more shares to my portfolio.
$Amazon.com(AMZN)$
Beautiful rejection as the stock was reaching 146, and the stock has since plummeted 7%. Once again, my levels to increase my allocation is a little far from the current trading price at 101.25-107.10. Despite this, the stock has the potential to test 128-131 which is around August low.
$Alphabet(GOOG)$
The concept of "stocks take the stairs up and the elevator down" aptly describes Google's stock price trajectory, which has been steadily ascending in a stair-like manner. Currently, it finds itself perched on the support of one of these metaphorical "stairs," and a potential breakdown from this level is a concern. To optimize my allocation strategy, I'm eyeing the price range of 102-110 as potential entry points, but this would only materialize if the stock takes a sudden "elevator down" plunge. [LOL]
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$
I foresee two potential scenarios for Tesla's future.
In the event that the stock manages to break through its current downtrend line, there's a conceivable opportunity for Tesla's price to climb to 300 or potentially even surpass that level.
Conversely, if the stock encounters resistance and breaches the underlying trendline, it could experience a decline. In preparation for this possibility, I am poised to increase my allocation at the price range of 153-177. [DOGE]
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Which tech giant falls to fair value in your opinion?
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🌟🌟🌟When the markets go down, it's time for action! Big Tech is here to stay due to the rise of Artificial Intelligence. My Top Pick is $Amazon.com(AMZN)$
Yesterday Amazon was sued by the US Federal Trade Commission in a landmark antitrust case, accusing Amazon of monopolising online market place services by degrading quality for shoppers and overcharging sellers.
Amazon's share price dropped 4%. Today Amazon dropped another 1.4%. However Amazon is up 44% year todate.
On Tuesday, Amazon has announced that it will invest USD 4 billion into OpenAI rival Anthropic. With that Amazon has joined the race to the top in AI. Its close rivals $Alphabet(GOOGL)$
Is into Bard while $Microsoft(MSFT)$
Has invested USD 10 million into OpenAi ChatGPT.
A better way to Bottom Fish especially the Big Tech would be to buy $Invesco QQQ Trust(QQQ)$
As it represents 100 of the best and strongest innovative companies including Big Tech.
The power of 100 is much stronger than just buying individual stocks. It is definitely better value and minimises my risk in a volatile market like now. QQQ is up 34% year todate and I believe it will continue to grow exponentially in the future.
Big Tech will be even Bigger and ticks all the core fundamentals of quality stocks with wide moats, good profitability, rock solid balance sheet and excellent management team. Why Buy 1 Big Tech when I can Buy QQQ and let the magic of compounding work in the distant horizon.
@TigerClub @TigerStars
Thank you @TigerClub for sharing my post! I will take this opportunity to update my previous post and engage with fellow tigers. Here's the latest:
1. $Microsoft(MSFT)$ : It's noteworthy that Microsoft is now trading below the August low, indicating a breakdown of support trendline.
2. $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ : Amazon has seen about a 14% drop and is trading below August's low after facing rejection near 146.
3. $Alphabet(GOOG)$ : Google took a slight dip, akin to taking the "elevator down" by one floor, and is currently trading within the August price range.
4. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ : The direction of Tesla's stock remains uncertain as it continues to trade within the confines of the significant wedge pattern.
Your insights and discussions are valuable for a comprehensive analysis of these stocks and the market as a whole. Let's keep the conversation going!
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