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Intel Stock Is Declining During the trading session on July 7, 2026, Intel Corporation (INTC) experienced a severe single-day valuation collapse, plummeting 9.66% to close below the $111 threshold at $110.32. This sharp correction extended a brutal 21% decline over seven trading sessions from its late-June high of $140.05, forcing the stock below its 5-day, 10-day, 20-day, and 30-day moving averages and testing key support near the 200-day exponential moving average at $108.66. This dramatic reversal occurred in tandem with a high-volume, global retreat across the semiconductor sector, which was triggered by mixed preliminary second-quarter revenue from Samsung Electronics, a second "DeepSeek shock" highlighting custom-silicon risks, and persistent macroeconomic anxieties arising from Midd

Nvidia Bucks the Chip Rout: Safe-Haven Capital Flees to AI's Dominant Leader Better Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock Buy in June: AMD vs. Nvidia (The Winner Might Surprise You) The semiconductor sector suffered a massive blow as disappointing forward guidance from Samsung triggered a sweeping panic across the chip landscape. The damage was severe: Advanced Micro Devices ( $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ ) and Intel ( $Intel(INTC)$) absorbed heavy losses, while the popular 3x leveraged semiconductor ETF ($SOXL) cratered by 15%. Yet, amidst the sea of red, Nvidia ( $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ ) did what it does best it bucked the trend. Nvidia edged up 0.71% to close at $196, de

Singapore banks and Hong Kong technology stocks stole the spotlight on Wednesday, 8 July, with DBS, OCBC, and UOB all hitting fresh records. UOB led the banks with a 3.93% jump, driving its 5x Long DLC up 19.6% and the 5x Short DLC down a similar magnitude. OCBC and DBS also climbed 1.71% and 0.67%, lifting their 5x Long DLCs by 8.5% and 3.3% respectively. In Hong Kong, $BABA-W(09988)$ surged 12.2%, lifting the Alibaba 5x Long DLC by 61%, while the Alibaba 5x Short DLC fell by a similar magnitude. Xiaomi and Kuaishou also rallied 9.5% and 8.7%, boosted by reports of Chinese firms accelerating plans to develop their own AI chips. The rally powered the $HSTECH(HSTECH)$ Index nearly 5% higher — its strong

Last time I talked with you about this week's options strategy: besides continuing to run the index options straddle into rallies, one could also consider going long U.S. Treasuries on dips — especially the price of the long-bond TLT. But on Treasuries, as of today, after the escalation of the U.S.–Iran war, everyone needs to be more careful: rising crude oil drives inflation expectations higher, which could push Treasury yields up further, and Treasury prices would then face downward pressure. So we can lift the stop-loss on the buy-the-dip Treasury view a bit higher — up to near the prior-low support around $83.5. Review：Strong Dollar Returns: After Booking the Straddle Win,Why Treasuries Deserv