Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)Â rallying hard ahead of the Nvidia (NVDA) earnings after the bell, and breaking out of a bull flag, via gap higher.
Some strong support underneath for Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), but man, that double top is still a concern.
As swing traders, we spend a lot of time focused on the S&P 500, the Nasdaq, and familiar U.S. economic data. But right now, one of the biggest clues about where the US stock market is headed comes from halfway around the world. Right now, one of the most important charts for any tech
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has seen its fair share of selling over the last few months, and traders are looking for clarity on where the stock may be headed next. With semiconductors still in focus and volatility elevated, I cover the AMD chart and determine whether there is a trade opportunity here or not.
AMD Post‑Earnings Sell‑Off Technical Analysis Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) post‑earnings reaction was dramatic and the stock plunged hard today, breaking key technical levels and leaving traders contemplating whether to throw themselves off a building. But sharp reactions like this often reveal high‑probability trade setups if we know what to watch. In today’s video, I break
AMD Just Blew Up — What’s Next? Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) just lit up the charts after announcing a chip supply deal with OpenAI, sending the stock sharply higher. But for traders, the real question is: should you chase this rally or wait it out? In my latest video, I dig into the technical chart
With news from Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) up over 25% today, Nvidia (NVDA) is pulling back to is breakout support level.
AMD with the double earnings beat! Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) reported strong Q1 2025 earnings, with revenue rising 36% year-over-year to $7.44 billion and adjusted EPS at $0.96, surpassing analyst expectations. The Data Center segment led the growth with a 57% increase, driven by EPYC CPUs and Instinct GPUs. In this video, I analyze the
Episode Overview When it comes to investing in a bear market, done right, we should be hoping for there to be a bear market not attempting to avoid it altogether. And we can do that when we are getting the right entries on our previous investments, and the manner in which we managed the risk
UP 7 straight days, but chart has hardly improved.
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