$NVDA major support broken lends itself to a test of another support level at $116.
NVDA and AMD are two of the most popular semiconductor stocks to play right now. But is Advanced Micro Devices or Nvidia the better stock to buy? In this video, I provide my analysis on the semiconductor industry using $SMH ETF as well as my technical analysis on $NVDA and $AMD and which one I
Do or Die for $GLD. Double top pattern, followed by two years of price level support and a 4 year trend-line that has converged. If they break, I expect $GLD to see $136.
Even if $AMD breaks out of bull flag pattern there are multiple layers of resistance overhead that could cause problems for price.
$TSLA noticably down on the week despite rising 4 out of the last 5 days.
$EVH fading its breakout of resistance today, but may become a nice bounce play off if it can hold the breakout level.
$PYPL breaking out of its base and through resistance.
Looks like $GLD has a date with major, long-term support.
Key support to watch on $OXY during this massive oil sell-off.
AMD stock has seen its stock price drop by 50% over the last six months. With it trading in the $80's, is now the time to buy AMD stock? Will AMD stock rally back from here or should we expect the stock to crash further? In this video I provide my technical analysis for AMD
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