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@DavidKWilliams Watching the 443 resistance is key here. If it holds, we might see a pullback before the next leg up.

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$TSM short-term structure is still bullish. 🚨📊
On the 15-minute chart, TSMC completed a strong breakout after consolidating around the 407–421 area.
The stock pushed sharply higher and reached the 443 area, showing strong short-term buying pressure.
Right now, $TSM is trading near the upper range around 440, close to the recent high.
That means momentum is still strong, but the price is already near a short-term high, so I would not chase aggressively here.
My plan is simple:
Buy zone: 421
This is the first pullback area I would watch after the breakout.
Key support: 407
As long as $TSM holds above 407, the short-term bullish structure remains intact.
If $TSM breaks and holds above 443, the next upside move could open.
But if price fails near 443, I would watch for a pullback toward 421 first.
My view is simple:
Trend is strong.
Momentum is bullish.
Buyers are still in control.
But the price is already near the high.
I would rather wait for a clean pullback near support than chase strength at the top. 🚀📊
Not financial advice.

[HDBooker 🇺🇸 @HdBooker]

@DavidKWilliams Breakout looks clean on the 15-min but I'd wait for a retest of 448 before jumping in. Always get faked out chasing these moves.

[FX Team_Nasdaq|S&P500|US stock pick Trades @DavidKWilliams]

$AVGO short-term structure is still bullish. 🚨📊
On the 15-minute chart, Broadcom has completed a strong breakout after consolidating around the 416–424 area.
The stock pushed through 437, 442, and 448, then reached a high near 460.58.
This shows strong short-term buying pressure.
Right now, $AVGO is consolidating near the upper range around 455, which means bulls are still in control, but the price is already close to the short-term high.
I would not chase aggressively at 455–460.
My plan is simple:
Buy zone: 442–443
This is the pullback area I would watch for a better risk/reward entry.
Key support: 431–432
As long as $AVGO holds above this area, the short-term bullish structure remains intact.
If $AVGO breaks and holds above 460, the next upside move could open.
But if price fails near 460, I would watch for a pullback toward 442.
My view is simple:
Trend is strong.
Momentum is bullish.
But the price is near the high.
I would rather wait for a clean pullback than chase strength at the top. 🚀📊
Not financial advice.

[HDBooker 🇺🇸 @HdBooker]

$TSM is still one of the biggest AI chip stocks out there. 🚨📊

Fundamentally, TSMC isn't just a chip maker.
It's the world's most important foundry, making top-tier chips for $NVDA, $AAPL, $AMD, $AVGO and tons of other AI and semiconductor giants.

In this AI era, that's huge—because nearly every major AI chip still needs advanced manufacturing.
GPUs.
Custom AI chips.
Apple Silicon.
High-performance computing chips.
Data center processors.
A big chunk of that whole ecosystem relies on TSMC.

The latest numbers show just how strong demand is.
TSMC reported Q1 2026 revenue of $35.90B, up 40.6% year over year. Net income and diluted EPS both jumped 58.3% YoY, with gross margin at 66.2% and operating margin at 58.1%. 3nm made up 25% of wafer revenue, highlighting strong demand for advanced nodes. (台积电)

This is why $TSM matters so much.
It's behind the entire AI hardware cycle.
$NVDA might design the GPUs.
$AAPL might design Apple Silicon.
$AMD and $AVGO might design AI and custom chips.
But TSMC is the one making many of the most advanced chips.

That makes $TSM one of the cleanest plays for the long-term AI semiconductor supply chain.

Now look at the chart.
Major trend: $TSM is still in a clear bullish structure. The stock bounced hard from around 310, broke through several key levels, and hit a new high near 431.
Short term: It's now consolidating near highs. Momentum is still strong, but after a move like this, I wouldn't chase aggressively at these elevated levels.

My plan is simple:
Buy zone 1: 386
This is the first dip area I'd watch.
Buy zone 2: 358–359
This is the deeper buy zone and also the key structural support.

Key support: 358–359
If $TSM stays above 358–359, the bullish structure holds.
If the daily or weekly candle closes below 358, I'd cut risk and wait for a deeper reset toward 338–340 before reassessing.

My take is simple:
Strong AI demand.
Strong advanced-node leadership.
Strong margin profile.
Strong semiconductor supply-chain position.
Strong bullish chart structure.

But even great stocks need good entry points.
I'd rather buy weakness near support than chase after a big run. 🚀📊

Not financial advice.

[HDBooker 🇺🇸 @HdBooker]

@DavidKWilliams They've basically cornered the high-end fab market. Interesting to see if geopolitics starts throwing more wrenches in the supply chain.

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$AAPL is still one of the strongest platform stocks out there. 🚨📊
At its core, Apple isn't just about iPhones anymore.
They've got the iPhone, iOS, App Store, Apple Pay, Services, Apple Silicon, privacy, identity, payments, and a super loyal customer base.
In the AI world, the real winners might not be the ones with the best models.
They could be the platforms that control where users interact.
And that's exactly where $AAPL is.
Apple's last quarter shows the core business is still solid. Revenue hit $111.2B, up 17% from last year, and diluted EPS grew 22% to $2.01. They also set March quarter records for total revenue, iPhone revenue, EPS, and all-time high for Services.
Services is a big deal.
It brings in high-margin recurring money from the App Store, subscriptions, payments, cloud, music, TV, and more.
Now the bigger story is AI.
If Apple can turn Siri into a full systemwide AI assistant in iOS, they could own the most valuable AI entry point:
The iPhone.
That means AI search, apps, payments, workflow, personal stuff, identity, and trust all flowing through Apple's ecosystem.
That's why $AAPL is still a long-term winner.
Now look at the chart.
Major trend: $AAPL is clearly bullish. It broke above the old high near 288, pushed to a new high around 315, and is holding near the top.
Short term: Recent candles are mostly green, with just small red dips in between. No clear long breakdown yet, so bulls are still in charge.
The recent pullbacks are shallow too. Buyers step in fast, and it looks like healthy consolidation in an uptrend, not a reversal.
My plan is simple:
Buy zone 1: 289
That's where I'd first look for a dip.
Buy zone 2: 273
That's a deeper buy spot and key support.
Key support: 273
If $AAPL stays above 273, the bullish structure holds.
If a daily or weekly candle closes below 273, I'd cut risk and wait for a reset toward 261–262 before rethinking.
My take:
Strong ecosystem.
Strong Services revenue.
Strong iPhone base.
Strong AI potential.
Strong bullish chart.
But even great companies need good entry points.
I'd rather buy weakness near support than chase after a big move. 🚀📊
Not financial advice.

[HDBooker 🇺🇸 @HdBooker]

@DavidKWilliams Ecosystem lock-in is real. Once you're in, switching costs are huge. That moat gets deeper every year.

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🚨 OPTION WATCHLIST — 6/1/2026
Here’s what I’m watching this week:
Breakouts. Gap fills. Call flow. Momentum plays.
I’m not jumping into random names.
Only stocks where charts, flow, and key levels are coming together.

$PLTR
Breaking out of a weekly descending triangle.
Call flow is picking up fast.
Key level: $160
If it breaks and holds, I see potential moves to:
$185 → $200
Indicators look solid.
One of the cleanest breakouts I’m tracking.

$HOOD
Breaking out of a weekly downtrend channel.
Still has a weekly gap to fill from:
$96.26 → $99.34
Call buyers are stepping in.
If $101 breaks, the gap fill could spark more upside.

$TEAM
Breaking out of a daily consolidation range.
Software names are gaining momentum again.
Two upside gaps left:
$109.75 → $114.80
$125.50 → $135
If buyers keep pushing, this could be a strong software recovery play.

$IBM
Still in a major uptrend.
Approaching $300 resistance, already trying to break it pre-market.
Key level: $325
A break above $325 could lead to:
$350+
Only issue: it’s overbought, so risk management is key.

$NOW
Software stocks are on my radar, and $NOW fits that theme.
Key breakout level: $125
If it breaks, I’m looking at:
$140+
Indicators are decent, but need confirmation.

$UNH
Flagging on the daily chart, testing 9 EMA support.
Key breakout level: $385
If it breaks, potential move to:
$400+
Clean setup if the 9 EMA holds.

$META
Filling half of its daily gap.
Watching for calls above: $640
If it breaks, target:
$645 → $668 gap fill
Indicators look okay here.

$AVGO
Broke all-time highs last week.
Still one of the strongest AI infrastructure names.
Key level: $450
If it breaks and holds, upside to:
$475 → $500
High on my watchlist.

$MSFT
Breaking out of a daily bull flag.
Already cleared $430 resistance.
Key level now: $450
If it breaks, gap-fill move to:
$480
Indicators are strong.
One of the cleanest mega-cap tech setups.

$ZS
Sold off after earnings.
Key level: $140
If it breaks, I’m watching for the earnings gap fill.
High watch, but needs confirmation first.

My view:
Strongest themes this week:
Software momentum
AI infrastructure leaders
Breakout continuation setups
Gap-fill plays
Call flow confirmation
But I’m not chasing every green candle.

For options, the rule is simple:
Wait for the level.
Wait for confirmation.
Control risk.
Don’t force trades.

Best setups for me this week:
$PLTR, $AVGO, $MSFT, $META, $HOOD
Not financial advice.
Just my watchlist and key levels. 📊🔥

[HDBooker 🇺🇸 @HdBooker]

@DavidKWilliams Charts are telling a story but I've been burned by descending triangles before. Curious if this one holds or fakes out.

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🚨 People need to stop thinking of $TSM as just a chip foundry.

Price right now: $418.45
Market cap: around $10.85T.
TSMC’s Q1 2026 revenue came in at $35.9B, up 40.6% from last year.
Gross margin was 66.2%, operating margin hit 58.1%, and net margin landed at 50.5%.
That’s not typical for a manufacturing biz.
That’s platform-level pricing power.

The market keeps treating $TSM like a simple factory.
That’s a mistake.
TSMC is the manufacturing foundation of the AI economy.

$NVDA can design AI GPUs.
$AMD can design AI accelerators.
$AAPL can design custom silicon.
$AVGO can design custom AI chips.
But the most advanced chips still need someone to make them.
And that’s where TSMC controls the door.

The real logic is straightforward:
AI needs chips.
Advanced chips need leading-edge nodes.
Leading-edge nodes need TSMC.

In Q1 2026, 3nm made up 25% of wafer revenue, 5nm was 36%, and 7nm was 13%. Advanced nodes totaled 74% of wafer revenue.
That’s why TSMC isn’t a normal semiconductor stock.
It’s the bedrock under the whole AI hardware stack.

And it gets bigger:
$NVDA + $TSM are bringing AI inside fabs — using it for defect checks, lithography speed-ups, process simulations, and optimizing fab operations.
So AI isn’t just increasing demand for TSMC chips.
AI is also making TSMC better at making those chips.
That’s a powerful loop.
More AI demand → more advanced chips → more TSMC capacity needed → AI boosts fab efficiency → TSMC becomes even tougher to replace.

This isn’t just a foundry story.
It’s an AI infrastructure story.

Right now, I’m watching:
$TSM — advanced chip manufacturing backbone
$NVDA — AI compute leader
$ASML — EUV lithography near-monopoly
$AVGO — custom AI chips + networking
$MU — AI memory / HBM demand

But I’m not blindly chasing green candles here.
The better move is simple:
Wait for pullbacks.
Watch support levels.
Buy the companies that own the infrastructure layer.

If AI is the new industrial revolution, then $TSM is one of the factories building the machines behind it.
Don’t chase hype.
Buy the backbone when the market brings fear. 🚀

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@DavidKWilliams Those margins are wild for any hardware business. Definitely more of a tech royalty than a factory at this point.

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@DavidKWilliams Been watching MRVL for a bit, curious if they can hold this momentum or if it's just hype from the AI wave.

[FX Team_Nasdaq|S&P500|US stock pick Trades @DavidKWilliams]

$MRVL is becoming one of the most important AI infrastructure names in the market. 🚨📊
Fundamentally, Marvell is no longer just a traditional semiconductor company.
It is positioned directly inside the AI data center buildout, especially in AI networking, optical interconnects, custom silicon, and high-speed data movement.
This matters because the AI trade is not only about GPUs.
Large AI clusters need GPUs to compute, but they also need fast networking to move data between GPUs, servers, racks, and data centers.
That is where $MRVL becomes important.
The company’s latest earnings showed strong AI momentum, with data center revenue becoming the main growth engine. Management also pointed to exceptional AI-related bookings and raised future revenue expectations.
Now look at the chart.
Major trend: $MRVL has clearly shifted into a strong bullish weekly structure. The stock broke out from a long consolidation zone and pushed toward the 218 area. I do not see a clear topping or reversal signal yet.
Short term: The stock is now consolidating near new highs after a massive move higher. Bullish momentum is still present, but the current price is elevated, so I would not chase aggressively here.
My plan is simple:
Buy zone 1: 163–164
This is the first pullback area I would watch.
Buy zone 2: 129–130
This is the deeper buy zone and also the most important weekly support level.
Key support: 129–130
If $MRVL holds above 129–130, the bigger bullish structure remains intact.
If the weekly candle closes below 129, I would reduce risk and wait for a deeper reset toward 105–106 before reassessing.
My view is simple:
Strong AI networking story.
Strong data center demand.
Strong custom chip opportunity.
Strong weekly trend.
But even great companies need good entry points.
I would rather buy weakness near support than chase after a major move. 🚀📊
Not financial advice.

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$AVGO is still one of the top AI infrastructure plays besides Nvidia. 🚨📊

Broadcom isn't just a regular chip company anymore.
It's sitting right in the middle of two critical parts of AI data centers:
Custom AI chips.
AI networking.

This matters because AI infrastructure isn't just about GPUs now.
Big hyperscalers need custom chips, faster networking, smoother data flow, Ethernet switching, and full data center connections.
That's exactly where $AVGO fits.

Broadcom's latest quarter showed strong AI momentum, with AI revenue up over 100% year over year, thanks to custom accelerators and networking demand.
$NVDA might own the GPU space, but $AVGO is becoming a big player in custom silicon and AI networking.

Take a look at the chart now.
Long-term trend: $AVGO is still in a clear bullish pattern on the weekly chart. I don't see any obvious top or reversal signal yet. As long as the key support at 350–351 holds on a weekly close, the bigger trend stays bullish.

Short-term: The stock is consolidating near new highs. Bullish momentum is still there. If $AVGO can break and stay above the 450 previous high, it could trigger a new upward move. But if the breakout fails, I'd watch for a pullback to 388–390 or 350–351 support.

Here's my simple plan:
Buy zone 1: 388–390
This is the first dip area I'd watch.
Buy zone 2: 350–351
This is the deeper entry point and the most important weekly support level.

Key support: 350–351
If $AVGO stays above 350–351, the larger bullish trend stays intact.
If the weekly candle closes under 350, I'd cut risk and wait for a deeper drop to 322 before rethinking.

My take is simple:
Strong AI revenue.
Strong custom chip demand.
Strong AI networking exposure.
Strong weekly trend.
But even great companies need good entry points.
I'd rather buy the dip near support than chase a big rally. 🚀📊
Not financial advice.

[HDBooker 🇺🇸 @HdBooker]

@DavidKWilliams Broadcom's shift into custom AI chips and networking makes it a solid bet for the long haul.

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@DavidKWilliams 完全同意，NVDA已经从硬件商变成了AI生态的基石，长期持有才是正道。

[FX Team_Nasdaq|S&P500|US stock pick Trades @DavidKWilliams]

$NVDA remains the most important AI infrastructure stock in the market. 🚨📊
Fundamentally, Nvidia is no longer just a GPU company.
It has become the platform layer of the AI economy.
Nvidia controls the most important parts of the AI compute stack: GPUs, CUDA, AI networking, NVLink, Blackwell, Vera Rubin, data center systems, robotics, autonomous driving, and Physical AI.
That matters because AI does not run on hype.
AI runs on compute.
And right now, Nvidia is still the company sitting at the center of that compute demand.
The latest numbers prove it.
Nvidia reported record Q1 FY2027 revenue of $81.6B, up 85% year over year.
Data Center revenue reached $75.2B, up 92% year over year.
Data Center compute revenue was $60.4B, up 77% year over year.
Data Center networking revenue was $14.8B, up 199% year over year.
The key point is simple:
The AI story is no longer only about GPUs.
Networking is becoming one of the fastest-growing parts of Nvidia’s business.
As AI clusters get larger, GPUs need to communicate faster.
That means more demand for NVLink, Spectrum-X, InfiniBand, Ethernet, optics, and full AI data center infrastructure.
This is why $NVDA is different from most semiconductor companies.
Most chip companies sell components.
Nvidia sells the full AI infrastructure platform.
But the chart matters too.
From the weekly chart, $NVDA remains in a bullish structure, but after a strong move higher, the stock is now pulling back from the upper range.
Current price is around 211, and the first support area is 208–211.
If $NVDA holds above this zone, the pullback still looks healthy.
My plan is simple:
Buy zone 1: 208–211
This is the first support area I would watch.
Buy zone 2: 191–192
This is the deeper buy zone and also the most important weekly support level.
Key support: 191–192
If $NVDA holds above 191–192, the bigger bullish structure remains intact.
If the weekly candle closes below 191, I would reduce risk and wait for a deeper reset toward 178–180 before reassessing.
My view is simple:
$NVDA is still the king of AI infrastructure.
But even the best company in the market needs good entry points.
I would rather buy weakness near support than chase after a major move.
Strong fundamentals.
Record AI revenue.
Massive data center demand.
Exploding networking growth.
Bullish weekly structure.
But risk management always comes first. 🚀📊
Not financial advice.

[HDBooker 🇺🇸 @HdBooker]

$GOOGL is still one of the biggest AI platform stocks out there. 🚨📊

When you look at the fundamentals, Google isn't just a search engine anymore.
It runs Search, YouTube, Android, Google Cloud, Gemini, ad distribution, and has one of the most valuable data networks globally.
In the AI world, that matters because real power sits with platforms that control what users want, traffic, cloud systems, personal data, and how money is made.

Alphabet's latest earnings already showed this.
Revenue jumped 22% year over year to $109.9B.
Google Services went up 16% to $89.6B.
Search & Other climbed 19%.
YouTube ads rose 11%.
Google Cloud revenue shot up 63% to $20.0B.
Operating income increased 30%, with margins hitting 36.1%.

Google Cloud is the big part of the $GOOGL re-rating story.
It hit $20B in revenue for the first time, and backlog nearly doubled from last quarter to over $460B.
That gives $GOOGL way better visibility on future enterprise AI and cloud demand.

That's why I still think $GOOGL is a long-term AI platform winner.
But the chart matters too.
Looking at the weekly chart, $GOOGL is still in a bullish setup.
Still, after such a big run-up, I wouldn't chase it at these high levels.

My plan is simple:
First buy zone: 351–360
That's the first dip I'm watching.
Second buy zone: 323
That's the deeper entry and also the most important weekly support.

Key support: 323
If $GOOGL stays above 323, the bullish trend stays solid.
If the weekly candle closes under 323, I'd cut risk and wait for a deeper drop toward 300 before rechecking.

My view is simple:
$GOOGL is a top company with a strong AI story.
But even great companies need good entry points.
I'd rather buy on weakness near support than chase after a big move.

Strong fundamentals.
Strong AI positioning.
Strong weekly trend.
But risk management always comes first. 🚀📊

Not financial advice.

[HDBooker 🇺🇸 @HdBooker]

@DavidKWilliams Their ecosystem moat is insane—Search alone funds so much AI R&D.