This development is important, but its significance depends on how one interprets the structure. The headline number sounds transformational, yet the deeper implication is strategic rather than purely financial. Let us separate signal from narrative. --- 1. Does this materially reshape AMD’s long-term outlook? Yes structurally, but not immediately financially. AMD’s historical challenge in AI has never been chip capability alone. It has been ecosystem credibility and deployment scale. Nvidia’s advantage comes from entrenched hyperscaler adoption and software lock-in. A multi-year Meta commitment changes three things: (a) Validation risk disappears Hyperscalers act as industry validators. If Meta commits multi-gigawatt deployment, it signals: MI-series accelerators are production-ready at h
Citron’s argument is not new in memory cycles, but the timing is interesting. Every memory upcycle eventually attracts a “supply illusion” thesis because historically, memory has been the most cyclical segment in semiconductors. The key question now is whether this cycle still behaves like the old PC and smartphone-driven cycles, or whether AI has structurally changed demand. --- 1. What the “supply illusion” thesis is really saying Short sellers are likely arguing three points: 1. Front-loaded AI orders Hyperscalers may be over-ordering storage and memory to avoid shortages, creating temporary demand spikes rather than sustainable consumption. 2. Capacity eventually catches up NAND historically swings from shortage to oversupply quickly once fabs ramp output. 3. End-demand outside AI rema
You did not just ride the AI wave. You created the rails it runs on. The market no longer doubts your technology. It questions whether demand can grow as fast as expectations. Training built your dominance, but inference will define your legacy. The next victory is not selling more GPUs, but making AI compute indispensable and economically efficient. If customers earn real returns, your growth becomes structural rather than cyclical. Protect your true moat, the ecosystem. Hardware attracts attention, but software creates dependence. As long as developers build around you, competitors remain alternatives, not replacements. The market prices perfection now. Keep proving that AI is not a hype cycle, but the next layer of global infrastructure.”
$ValueMax(T6I.SI)$ 2 Target Price by WallStreet analyst. ValueMax Group (SGX:T6I) Simply Wall St Value Rating: ★★★★ Overview: ValueMax Group operates in pawnbroking, moneylending, and the retail and trading of jewellery and gold, with a market capitalization of approximately SGD 0.48 billion. Operations: The company generates revenue primarily from retail and trading of jewellery and gold, alongside pawnbroking and moneylending services. The gross profit margin has shown a notable trend, increasing from 6.65% in mid-2014 to 28.45% by the end of 2024. Operating expenses have been a consistent component of the cost structure, with general and administrative expenses being significant contributors. PE: 5.5x ValueMax Group, a small company in Asia,
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Market Overview Wall Street closed higher on Tuesday (Feb. 24), with tech stocks leading the charge as renewed enthusiasm for artificial intelligence offset concerns over potential disruptions caused by the nascent technology. Regarding the options market, a total volume of 48,253,765 contracts was traded, down 14% from the previous trading day. Top 10 Option Volumes Top 10: $TSLA(TSLA)$, $NVDA(NVDA)$, $AMD(AMD)$, $AAPL(AAPL)$, $AMZN(AMZN)$, $MSFT(MSFT)$, $VIX(VIX)$,
Post SCOTUS’s annulment of Trump's "reciprocal" tariffs on Fri, 20 Feb 2026 and Trump's subsequent move to impose a temporary 15% global tariff across the board, have thrown world trade into a new bout of confusion. US stock market was not spared either. On Mon 23 Feb 2026, 2nd trading day post SCOTUS’s verdict, US equities tumbled as investors grappled with fears and uncertainty over Trump’s new tariffs. By the time market called it a day: DJIA: -1.66% (-821.91 to 48,804.06). S&P 500: -1.04% (-71.76 to 6,837.75). Nasdaq: -1.13% (-258.79 to 22,627.27). There were 67 52-weeks new highs and 264 new lows. Monday’s trading volume on US exchanges was 18.39 billion shares, slightly below the 20-day average of 20.62 billion. The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) saw a heavy skew toward negative
#MyOptionInvestmentJourney Hi everyone! I am back again this week (Feb 23) with an update on my option investing journey. For new reader, may refer to my recap section on the context. Now for my update... 💰 Progress So Far: My current capital is 4,050 USD as of 01-Feb-2026. This week, I have sold 1 PUT Option that expired on (20260320). $TSLL 20260320 11.0 PUT$ I have collected another 16.24 USD in premium — bringing my total Net Revenue since 12th August 2025 to 234.46 USD, which is approximately 5.79% p.a. to date on my capital (currently 4,050 USD). This means I have 4 PUT Options that expired: A. 20260227 B. 20260306 C. 20260313 D. 20260320 Thanks for following along — I will post updates weekly. Lets see how far thi
$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ see what I said yesterday! Now it's time to take a bit profit and hold some partial to make more profit later! $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ tonight got big fly as the report come out later ! Let's seee!
Several high-beta leaders have rolled over, and our system has already flipped bearish on each of them. The key now isn’t emotion or dip-buying — it’s discipline. From $MSTR$’s 66% drop since the October bear signal, to $PLTR$, $HOOD$, and $NFLX$ breaking down from major highs, this is about managing downside, identifying potential bounce zones, and defining the exact conditions required to turn bullish again. Cut fast. Stay objective. Let the system lead. 1. $Strategy(MSTR)$ MSTR is down 66% since our bear signal in October. This is why we cut fast and move on. I will pay attention to: • How much further this selloff can go • Where I expect a bounce in the coming weeks • The exact signals I need to turn bullish again 2.