Semiconductors wants to take back its market leadership without the help of AVGO or NVDA.
Is Dell on the verge of a post-earnings breakout? Dell Technologies (DELL) reported strong Q1 2025 earnings, with revenue rising 5% year-over-year to $23.38 billion, surpassing analyst expectations. Despite an EPS of $1.55 falling short of the $1.69 forecast, the company raised its full-year EPS guidance, reflecting confidence in its growth trajectory. A significant driver
Will the stock sell-off again? Nvidia (NVDA) is set to report its Q1 2026 earnings, with analysts projecting revenue around $43.3 billion, marking a 66% year-over-year increase, and adjusted EPS of approximately $0.73. Despite strong AI-driven demand, concerns loom over U.S. export restrictions to China, potentially impacting future sales. In this video, I analyze the
NVDA setting up for a breakout. NVDA stock has staged a strong rally off of its recent lows as the stock market attempts to bounce as well, but when looking at the charts from a technical analysis view, does this stock still have what it takes to keep the stock price rallying higher, or are
The Monday Short Squeeze For a couple of months now, Monday’s on have represented bloodshed on Wall Street. But today, you have the bulls taking off, and squeezing the shorts in the process. For now, I consider this a dead cat bounce, but a dead cat bounce that could squeeze the shorts for days.
QQQ had a huge sell-off today! With the index dropping over 2.7%. Major big tech stocks are selling off heavily, with NVDA leading the way lower and placing a lot of pressure on the Nasdaq 100 and likewise the QQQ ETF. In this video, I am going to explain the technical analysis behind today's price
NVDA reported incredible earnings They beat on both the top and bottom line, exceeding expectations for earnings and revenue. However, the NVDA stock price was very muted in the after hours, and in this video, I use technical analysis for what you can expect from NVDA going forward as a trader and from the stock
NVDA bouncing all over the 200-day moving average, and back to testing it again for a third straight day.
Is it time to buy the dip in NVDA? Nvidia (NVDA) had a 17% decline in one day, representing over $600 billion lost in market cap, which was the single biggest decline in market cap in the history of the stock market (META held the record before at $232 billion). Wit that being said, is