Much like the Apple glance I published. Nvidia seems to be settling, in this dip, towards some past highs before its latest run.
Apple has essentially rode the dip back down to previous highs. The next lowest high is around $195.34 or so. Could that be the floor in this dip?
I see Micron settling in at around $62/share. I am curious how it is benefiting from the continuing pressure around Taiwan and that impact on $TSMC.
New to this. But it seems to me $CS should hold at around $1.81. The midline is in the $2.50ish range.
I bought into the Udemy IPO. Since then, the stock is worth less than half of the IPO strike price. Looking at the company, the number of competitors in the market, as well as the margins both to the company and its instructors (I am one, with over 7k students), I just don't see the stock ever reaching over about $15-$20 per share.
Looks like it's getting really close to a falling wedge. If the trend continues downward I will likely buy back into VOO.
I've kept an eye on stocks such as Costco ($COST) ever since the pandemic. Now, with the U.S. economy sputtering and likely already in a recession (based on the definition) I believe low-price, big-box retailers could be a strong bet. Looking at the trendlines (this is my first time publishing, so be gentle), it looks to me like Costco should hold at or around...