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Noah Johnson

Jul 12 02:30

ColumnsASML 24Q2 Preview: Expected Lack of Performance Growth Drivers, What Is the Investment Outlook?

$ASML Holding (ASML.US)$ is a leading supplier of lithography systems used in semiconductor manufacturing, holding a significant position in the semiconductor industry. ASML will announce its financial data for the second quarter of 2024 on July 17, Eastern Time. Although its stock price has performed strongly since the end of 2022, with an increase of 52%, factors such as insufficient performance grow...

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Jul 10 19:21

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Jul 9 18:28

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Jul 9 17:29

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Jessica Amir

Jul 8 02:51

ColumnsOn Ausbiz I covered Buy Hold or Sell: Nike, ASML, Micron Tech, JNJ, Constellation Energy, John Deere, Crowdstrike, Eli Lilly, Duolingo, Tesla, JP Morgan

It was great to be on Ausbiz, 'the call, with Ted Alexander from BML Funds and Nadine Blayney today.
I was asked about my thinking on the mentioned 11 US stocks. I presented a brief summary of my deep research dive, looking at company fundamentals and technical indicators, while considering macroeconomic policy, trends, government stimulus, clean...

On Ausbiz I covered Buy Hold or Sell: Nike, ASML, Micron Tech, JNJ, Constellation Energy, John Deere, Crowdstrike, Eli Lilly, Duolingo, Tesla, JP Morgan

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Movers and Shakers

Jul 5 08:01

ColumnsToday's Morning Movers and Top Ratings: ASML, TSLA, M, COIN and More

Morning Movers
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$ASML Holding(ASML.US)$ BofA reaffirmed its €1,302 price objective for ASML shares, citing increased EBITDA expansion and the scarcity value of AI in Europe. BofA emphasized the unique position of ASML in the AI infrastructure sector, noting that all companies producing AI processors and DRAM utilize ASML's EUV technology for chip manufacturing. Shares rose by 0.63% in premarket trading.
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Jul 3 22:11

ColumnsS&P 500, Nasdaq Hit Highs Before Holiday, Jobs Report As Tesla, Nvidia Jump

Dow Jones futures edged lower Wednesday night, along with futures for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 . The jobs report looms early Friday after the Fourth of July holiday.
The stock market rally saw the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit record highs in Wednesday's half-day session.
Treasury yields tumbled as the June ISM services index signaled contraction, along with weaker-than-expected labor data. $Tesla(TSLA.US)$ continued its powe...

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Jul 3 13:51

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Shaaaw

Jun 27 01:36

Why Intel is the most undervalued tech stock right now

$Intel(INTC.US)$ is an insane bargain right now, as it is trading at year 1999 stock price.
Every other comparable tech stock is up 5000%-20000% since then.
People are too focused on Intel consumer and data center products, which by the way are improving at impressive rate. Now they have AI chip comparable to $NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$ 's H100 (Guadi 3). Lunar lake SoC for laptops based on 3nm, upcoming desktop CPUs based on Intel 20 (Arrow L...

摸鱼 : Well said

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韭菜来啦快割 : buy$Intel (INTC.US)$ It's better to buy$Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$

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10baggerbamm : it's so funny you're saying that you're right and all of the tech experts like Dan Ives and Tom Lee they're completely wrong. that tells me your ego prevents you from making a logical decision you believe because you're down in the stock that it must go higher because it's done nothing to this point while everything else has rallied. therefore money must rotate into this company. and you're wrong so going to the bathroom look in the mirror turn the lights on and repeat you are wrong while pointing at yourself in the mirror. companies are crucified taken out behind the barn and shot when they miss their forward guidance when they miss earnings whisper numbers when they miss revenue whisper numbers. even when these companies are growing at 30 to 40% year over year but you don't have to worry about Intel growing like that because 50% of their business is a money suck pit on abyss think of the Tom Hanks movie money pit. think of owning a boat bust out another thousand.

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10baggerbamm : pt 2 except Intel is building Fab facilities that utilize Moors law and Jensen has proved that Moore's law is dead number one number two these Fab facilities that Intel is building because they come from the chips act where taxpayers are paying they must conform to dei and woke standards and must have 51% women building these chip Fab facilities that's two number three because they're located in California the unions that are going to run the employees will create strikes walkouts their wages will be significantly higher than comparable businesses and as a result the profit margins on these facilities once they get up and running in 2028-29 maybe but probably not because we know when the government gets involved with any construction project think Bridges it's always over budget and significantly longer to complete. so these are just a few reasons why Intel is a disaster will remain a disaster and anybody that wants to invest in Intel is pissing money away and wasting one thing that you'll never get back which is your precious time.

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RDK79 : Because of bad R&D and lack of high performance chips. If that’s what makes it a bargain, it will remain a ‘bargain’. Imho. There will be continued efforts to periodically ‘pump’ it up though.

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