TSLA
Tesla
-- 462.280 NVDA
NVIDIA
-- 140.220 PLTR
Palantir
-- 82.380 AMD
Advanced Micro Devices
-- 126.290 MSTR
MicroStrategy
-- 358.180 
ai chip collapsed.
Failed to break through several times in the past few days, there was good news yesterday but AMD's stock price fell back, I was a bit worried, reduced some positions, but still have a lot of holdings.![]()
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I didn't expect it to collapse suddenly today. Now I can't run away.![]()
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Can only watch if 162 can hold, if it doesn't, then the previous W-shaped bottom structure is gone, can only completely surrender and admit defeat.
I would advise against copying my homework. I'm just a retail investor, like everyone else, I often lose money. I'm not good with losing money, and if my friends lose too, it makes me even sadder.
Here, I mainly share my thoughts, which can be used as reference. I welcome all rational discussions, as well as constructive criticism. But no cursing, that's meaningless. I invest to make money, not to gather fans. I don't have Twitter or YouTube, and the traffic here doesn't generate revenue. My goal is to improve my trading skills, make money from investing, and progress together.
But there are also comforting things, such as $UnitedHealth (UNH.US)$ For example, $Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$ These few days have been quite impressive.
I was still paying attention to $Utilities Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLU.US)$ Yesterday, I took advantage of the pullback to buy some. I believe it will rise due to the bullish of interest rate cuts and even reach new highs. As long as there is no interest rate hike, there is basically nothing to worry about. It can resist inflation and recession, and even if it doesn't rise, it can protect the position. The only hidden danger is that NEE has too much weight. Therefore, I am considering whether it will become a traditional energy and electrical utilities company as well as water conservancy company in this sector.
I was planning to buy $Invesco Exchange Traded Fd Tr S&P 500 Equal Weight Etf (RSP.US)$ later I thought about it and decided not to buy it after all, because the potential increase is not significant. At present, if the ai chip market crashes, it will also cause a significant downturn in the US stock market. It will be a good opportunity to buy in.
There is one worth paying attention to in the chip sector, which is $ON Semiconductor (ON.US)$ a completely different chip stock from another person's track. It fell today, and I think it was wrongly killed, so I bought a small amount.
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高贵的阿德莱德 OP Crown Clown : This wave is great
咖波猫 : Intel is also an AI chip, right? It flooded up. So it's not a question of ai chips, it's that AMD is too expensive.
Kwestlake : If the teacher doesn't panic, I'm taking a heavy position on Amd
Kwestlake : 153 replay
高贵的阿德莱德 OP 咖波猫 : INTC is not an AI chip stock, at least currently. It doesn't have a decent product; it can only be considered an AI concept chip stock. The rise includes factors such as the previous decline being too strong and being good at Trump's trade protection. But the fundamentals of intc still don't work.
高贵的阿德莱德 OP 咖波猫 : In the current market, many stocks with poor fundamentals have “run out of favor” and are beginning to make up for gains.
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高贵的阿德莱德 OP 咖波猫 : INTC's current share is not good, but since the stock price did not rise before, it made up for the increase. What you said about “too expensive” is actually a logic. I think the overvalued ones are like NVDA falling, and the undervalued ones are like INTC making up some gains. This is beneficial for stocks to continue to rise for a long time. AMD's valuation is actually pretty good. At the beginning of the year, it was seriously overestimated, but this time it's actually a bit lackluster
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