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NVDA Targets ExplainedLets be honest, NVDA rules the AI, Tech, and computing world. There is no reason to bet against it. This analysis will be simple. After another bullish push to the upside, there is a buying imbalance above the volume profile. The best price action would be for it to retrace (pull-back) to $1,160, to backtest the Value Area High and sweep the liquidity below the local lows before moving higher. The next biggest area it can retrace to before moving higher would be $1,140.00, the Point of control which is the area the most volume is traded based on the FRVP pull. Lets see how this plays out. Calculate Your Risk/Reward so you don't lose more than 1% of your account per trade. Every day the charts provide new information. You have to adjust or get REKT. Love it or hate it, hit that thumbs up and share your thoughts below! This is not financial advice. This is for educational purposes only.
NASDAQ:NVDA
by Navitility
iExec RLCWhat Is iExec RLC (RLC)? iExec is the leading provider of blockchain-based decentralized computing. Blockchain is utilized to organize a market network where people can monetize their computing power as well as applications and even datasets. It does this by providing on-demand access to cloud computing resources. IExec can support applications in fields such as big data, healthcare, AI, rendering and fintech. IExec was founded on Oct. 16, 2016, with the goal to reinvent cloud computing through the creation of a new cloud computing paradigm. Total Supply 86,999,785 Strongly undervalued price comparing to Total Supply. Partnered with Microsoft Azure few times ago. ------------------------------------ Trading Parts : ------------------------------------ Buy Zone : 4.7$ (Now) - 4$ (Rebuy More) TP1 : 7.5$ (Security TP) TP2 : 15-16$ TP3 : 24.5$ STOP : 2.8$ ------------------------------------ Stay Safe + Follow TheKing Happy Tr4Ding !
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by thecryer
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CyberSec/Computing Industry Q4 '22 Overview and CommentaryIt may just be that the market deities have heard our prayers. After unceasing YTD losses for NASDAQ, Q4 has provided a dose of much-need upside for embattled tech investors. Over the past month, QQQ is trading +6% in what sets a bullish baseline for the rest of NASDAQ. The broader rally in US tech equities is likely motivated by a number of factors, including a recent slowdown in Fed Reserve rate hikes, a surge in consumer spending around the holiday season, and a slight improvement in macroeconomic sentiment. Given these nascent yet promising signals, I want to examine their impact on an assortment of equities in the cybersecurity and computing industries. Clustered around QQQ's trendline are a number of cyber mainstays that have closely tracked the market's recovery over the past month. For instance, Palo Alto Networks (PANW) is +4.33% and Hub Security (HUB.TA) is +4.71%, whereas cyber ETFs like BUG (+3.4%) and CIBR (+5%) all witnessed bullish price action movement. Though these players came in slightly behind QQQ's monthly performance, their single-digit gains are a strong testament to both retail and institutional demand for cyber security equities, particularly in today's world of increasingly sophisticated and frequent cyber attacks. HUB specifically has tracked impressive growth over recent weeks due to forward regulatory progress regarding its impending SPAC listing on NASDAQ via RNER. The outlier of the field is CrowdStrike (CRWD), which slumped some 20% on Nov 30th in response to disappointing Q3 financials. A general conclusion we can draw from these findings is that overall, investors remain bullish on cyber security in the LT even if they are feeling more skittish about underperformers in the ST. For the sake of comparison, I threw Nvidia (NVDA) and Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) to see how things look a bit higher up the supply chain. Whereas cyber was up between 3-5%, NVDA and TSM both saw +22% gains over the past month. In my view, we're seeing this strong recovery as a delayed response to the volatility induced by the CHIPs Act gets finally priced in. For the uninitiated, the CHIPs Act was was passed this summer and represents a major federal subsidy to stimulate domestic chip and computing manufacturers. After weathering their fair share of volatility in Q3, chip staples like NVDA and TSM are already bouncing back strong. Though cybersecurity and computing investors may be enjoying some relief, the market's response to new CPI and FOMC announcements this week may determine the direction NASDAQ assumes through end-Q4. In sum however, cyber and computing equities maintain bullish LT outlooks, and potential dips moving forward present strategic opportunities for industry-specific and tech investors.
NASDAQ:QQQLong
by dave_kellr85
VMW VmWare Appealing again near $100 tech blue chip“The internet was supposed to liberate knowledge, but in fact it buried it, first under a vast sewer of ignorance, laziness, bigotry, superstition and filth and then beneath the cloak of political surveillance." VMware, Alibaba Cloud introduce next-generation public cloud service SA NewsYesterday, 8:55 AM6 Comments Intel CEO visits Taiwan Semiconductor to ask for additional capacity: report SA NewsFri, Apr. 08104 Comments
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by noam_chom
AMZN the no-brainer stock.In today’s post, I will be covering Amazon($AMZN). I am sure you all have heard of the company due to do its reign in e-commerce. However, that is just a drop in the bin. I believe that cloud computing, AWS, is the main driver of its net income. I will not get into specifics but they are powering big-name players like; Netflix, Twitch, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc. Along with their e-commerce and cloud computing, they offer one of the best streaming services that will soon be broadcasting global events such as NFL, Premier League, and more. Additionally, they own a large market share in gaming and audiobooks through Twitch and Audible. Did I forget to mention they own Whole Foods, an outlet for retail distribution? They are revolutionizing everything they do while providing low prices to consumers, one of the main reasons I think they will not be broken up. However, today’s headline, “Biden Weighs New Executive Order Restraining Big Business” (WSJ), brings some skepticism. Regulation in various facets is their biggest headwind. Nonetheless, even if they are broken up, you would still want to own the previously mentioned businesses in isolation. As seen in the image, the company has been trading in a range from 2900-3500 (Red/Blue horizontals) for about a year now, while the rest of Mega-Cap Tech (Microsoft, Apple, Google, Facebook) has steadily made all near all-time highs. I think it is on the verge of a technical breakout (breaking out of the previous trading range) as they continue firing on all cylinders and growing the business vertically and horizontally. In the world of finance, I often do not like to make decisions in isolation. That being said the conjugation of all previous factors provides a decent investment thesis. It is currently around $1. 74T. I think it will, sooner than later, cross the $2 trillion market cap, (+12%) that competitors Microsoft and Apple smashed. Could you imagine a world without Amazon? It wouldn’t be better in my opinion and I do not see that changing in the near future. In the long run, the companies growth will slow and the company will transition away from reinvestment to shareholder distribution (dividend). Con: Regulation + Tech Drawdown + Treasury Rate Increases Pro: Businesses + Technical + Smart Money
NASDAQ:AMZNLong
by howdydany