$Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ Despite Friday's 2.15% decline, the Nasdaq recovered from its intraday low of 26,023, while Nasdaq-100 stochastic indicators reached oversold territory, creating conditions for a potential technical rebound. The Nasdaq remains up approximately 12.5% year-to-date, suggesting the broader bull market has not necessarily ended. If futures stabilize and buyers return to beaten-down semiconductor and AI stocks, there could be a positive opening and a meaningful relief rally. The technical setup offers reasons for optimism, though confirmation will depend on Sunday evening futures and trading volume. $CoreWeave, Inc.(CRWV)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ <
$Intel(INTC)$ Bought 95c 11/20; light position. Looking for a push toward $105 and expanding 105C 11/20 premiums. Risk management in place. Discipline over emotions. NFA.
$Intel(INTC)$ The incident happened outside the main production areas, while nitrogen trifluoride was being unloaded from trucks and transferred into external tanks. Israeli police said there was no need to evacuate plant employees; they were kept away from the immediate scene but stayed in the building. The fire was put out, the scene is under control, and the tanks have been cooled. No reports so far point to any damage to the clean rooms or core fab equipment.
$Intel(INTC)$ The stock looks set to push toward $112. There is heavy institutional buying in large blocks, and the latest quarter came in very strong, basically a blockbuster quarter.
$Intel(INTC)$ The Street's coverage comes across as pretty manipulative. The way they frame Terafab and TSM's relationship is so one-sided it almost deserves its own category. Just sour grapes dressed up as reporting, and it is hard to take that seriously as credible journalism. Musk, like most large US companies, benefits from government contracts. Without that steady money stream, he knows the ride would not be so smooth, since income from non-government sources can swing wildly either way and is never reliable. That is why he needs INTC's secure enclave with the government-approved clearances. Those take years to get, and it is questionable whether Musk or his manufacturing operations would ever qualify on t
$SoundHound AI Inc(SOUN)$ Let's take a look at SoundHound. 1. NVDA is invested in and partnered with SOUN. 2. SOUN just closed the LivePerson deal. 3. SOUN is the go-to expert on voice, partnering with manufacturing giants including Hyundai (Genesis and Kia), Mercedes-Benz via MBUX infotainment systems, Honda, Stellantis Brands (Jeep, Alfa Romeo, Citroën, Peugeot, Opel, Vauxhall, and DS Automobiles), and Togg. 4. Enterprise, Healthcare, and Financial Services: BNP Paribas uses SoundHound-powered AI for personalized client services and digital transformation. MUSC Health uses SoundHound's conversational AI for healthcare support. GoDaddy implements SoundHound tools for business-to-customer communication and support.