@pequityresearch A 3-4 year foundry lead time implied little near-term bull catalyst. But long bases could build the biggest moves before the breakout so 2028-29 could be for you to build generational for TSMC, Intel or Samsung.
@StockMKTNewz The index isn't diversified anymore, unsure what that means from traditional investing perspective that you need diversification but in this case youโll fail miserably in the last few years.
@SemiconductorsX Take-or-pay plus the biggest disclosed cash deposits means customers are locking up supply years out. So memory is basically like a commodity now.
@ren_stocks Every bottleneck getting named is exactly how late-cycle semiconductor runs behave โ which tells me the scarcity premium is already leaking out. From here it's execution and pricing discipline, not discovery, that moves these names.
52% of S&P stocks fell at least 5% in September and 21% lost 20% or more โ Fair Isaac led the drop at -47%. We are obviously living in a world where some stock never drop and some never go up.
McDonald's wants to modernize restaurants with AI, and their stock price continue to drop.
Ironically the reality is the AI money goes to chips, not burgers no matter how good your burgers are. This is also going to be the case for countless other brick and mortar businesses.
Palantir's commercial revenue is growing 149% and the stock is just sitting there. Maybe because market is pricing in their future growth to something way below that.
The Trade Desk got ejected from the S&P 500 after just 14 months and this is the shortest tenure for underperformance in index history.
This market is brutal.
Roadster reveal pushed to Oct. 15 due to bad weather, and $TSLA is down almost 4%.
Imagine that a few days from now, weโre looking at an event thatโs again ~2 weeks away, while the stock is 4% cheaper.
If this is not a buy the dip, then I donโt know what is.