$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ We keep bouncing off this lower channel, with four bounce touch points circled in green. The next move could be above $600.
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ A big box breakout for the Nasdaq 100 $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ over the Nasdaq Composite is usually a sign of market strength and projects higher until the outperformance relents.
AI has had its run, but physical AI is starting to show up in the real world. Some areas to watch: $Roundhill Humanoid Robotics ETF(HUMN)$ - a play on humanoid robotics. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ - with robotaxi and Optimus, though execution risk is high. Harmonic Drive - Japanese precision gears, a key component for robot joints. Rainbow Robotics - backed by Samsung, early-stage in humanoids, positioned strategically. $Qualcomm(QCOM)$ - Snapdragon chips powering edge AI and robotics. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ - the GPU leader, with the Isaac platform as a standard for robot training. XPENG - building humanoid ro
$BlackBerry(BB)$ A few facts to note: • $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ partnered with BlackBerry QNX for safety-certified software used in advanced autonomous driving platforms. • $Microsoft(MSFT)$ and BlackBerry are collaborating to bring QNX development to Azure, helping accelerate software-defined vehicle development. • Mercedes-Benz has utilized QNX technology across multiple vehicle platforms, and QNX software is deeply embedded within leading global automakers. • BMW's next-generation vehicle architecture leverages QNX as part of its software stack for critical vehicle systems. BlackBerry's secure communications solutions hold top-level government security c
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ The shorts and fake shorts on here are kind of comical. This looks like a cooling-off period after a big run. Stocks don't go up in a straight line, but you'd better get out of the way for the next leg up, because it feels like it's headed for 275. Calling NVDA a bad company or saying its chips are inferior, just to scare people, is a foolish move and doesn't reflect well on you as an investor. Best of luck to the short sellers—you're probably going to need it.