Takeaway: own businesses, not tickers. Understand what NVIDIA actually does, what the market expects from it, and what would prove or disprove those expectations. Follow @NorthMacro for one macro breakdown a day. Not financial advice.
The key Nvidia level isn’t a target; it’s where sellers stop mattering. $NVDA is +23.7% in 6 months, last 225.73, -4.1% from its 235.47 May ATH. For 401(k)s, the retest matters more than the chant. Why it matters: reaction decides the next leg. Not financial advice.
What to watch next is boring, which is why it matters: earnings, margins, and guidance. Not every headline. Not every intraday wiggle. The fundamental tell is whether the cash engine keeps justifying the expectations already embedded in the price.
The takeaway: own businesses, not tickers. Know what the company does, how it makes money, and what would prove the thesis wrong. The volatility gets easier to hold when you know what you actually own.
Follow @NorthMacro — one macro breakdown a day. Not financial advice.
The pain trade in AMD is boredom, not breakout.
+149.5% in 6 months, $AMD last 505.74, still -17.8% from its Jun ATH.
For retirement savers, that’s a big mood swing before a new high.
Why it matters: longs need proof; shorts need failure. Not financial advice.
What to watch next: earnings, margins, and guidance. Not the loudest daily move, not the cleanest chart, not the hottest headline. Watch whether the fundamentals are catching up to the price investors already agreed to pay.