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06-10

Broadcom (AVGO) just dropped roughly 13% after its Q2 earnings report, dragging down major peers like Micron and Qualcomm.Interestingly, the company actually reported a revenue beat ($22.2B vs $22.13B expected) and record operating margins. However, the market penalized the stock simply because management didn't raise its long-term $100B+ AI revenue guidance for 2027. It feels like a classic case of "good enough isn't good enough" when valuations are priced to perfection.Are we looking at a temporary rotation out of tech, or is the AI hardware trade finally starting to cool down? πŸ’ΈπŸ‘‡

Broadcom Gets 'Aggressive Buy' From JPMorgan: Will You Buy?
Broadcom surged 4.30% after JPMorgan urged investors to 'buy aggressively at current levels,' while Marvell gained 3.90% as analysts raised their price target to $105, citing 'continued AI order momentum tied to Nvidia-linked activity.' Visibility on AI hardware orders remains strong, with capital within the tech sector becoming increasingly selective. As software and hardware diverge, do you favor beaten-down software giants or AI chipmakers with resilient order books?
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