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SMH240830P195000
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15min DelayTrading Aug 26 11:54 ET
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0.20Open0.23Pre Close646 Volume881 Open Interest195.00Strike Price16.53KTurnover107.60%IV19.61%PremiumAug 30, 2024Expiry Date0.00Intrinsic Value100Multiplier4DDays to Expiry0.27Extrinsic Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type-0.0243Delta0.0020Gamma914.08Leverage Ratio-0.1576Theta-0.0007Rho-22.17Eff Leverage0.0148Vega
VanEck Semiconductor ETF Stock Discussion
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In the 2024 campaign stage, Donald Trump has exhibited a different demeanor than in the past. Unlike the aggressive rhetoric of his previous campaigns, this time he appears more cautious and pragmatic, especially in the field of technology. From information technology to cryptocurrency, from semiconductor supply chains to energy transition, Trump shows an unprecedented balanced stance. ...
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What's happening? Well, three things: Volatility is calming. It's as calm as a cucumber compared to last week (see below). Markets are going back to ‘business as usual.’Markets are holding their breath for Jerome Powell's signal of a Fed rate cut in September at his Jackson Hole address next week, with this week's CPI release not expected to rock the boat. For the most part,
it looks like markets...
it looks like markets...
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Columns Quick take. Where to focus this week amid the hunt for lower-risk assets and downside protection
What is happening?
Markets are a sea of red and institutions brace for uncertainty and more pain for several key reasons. The sell-off started on Thursday last week in the US; with the unwinding of the 'carry trade' when Japan's central bank raised interest rates in the week, hiking rates for the second time in 17 years, taking rates from 0% to 0.1% to 0.25%. So now
institutions are reversing the narr...
Markets are a sea of red and institutions brace for uncertainty and more pain for several key reasons. The sell-off started on Thursday last week in the US; with the unwinding of the 'carry trade' when Japan's central bank raised interest rates in the week, hiking rates for the second time in 17 years, taking rates from 0% to 0.1% to 0.25%. So now
institutions are reversing the narr...
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Hi, as we have seen corrections in the mega caps companies in the last week. I expect we should see some bounces here and there but deeper corrections to continue as money rotation continues in the market. Remember, nothing goes straight down and nothing goes straight up. During corrections, buy the dippers will jump in at different stages. These are mostly retail investors. Once these buy the dipper are exhausted, we will see the bigger crash until the institutions step back ...
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Bank of America analysts report that since the U.S. imposed tighter export controls in October 2022, the China revenue share for major semiconductor equipment manufacturers, including $ASML Holding (ASML.US)$ , more than doubled from 17% to 41% by Q1 2024. The companies analyzed include $Lam Research (LRCX.US)$ , $ASML Holding (ASML.US)$ , $KLA Corp (KLAC.US)$ ., and $Applied Materials (AMAT.US)$. This surge is attributed to China accel...
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Intel ( $Intel (INTC.US)$ ) and GlobalFoundries ( $GlobalFoundries (GFS.US)$ ) shares rose on Wednesday amid concerns about tightening trade restrictions and rising geopolitical tensions affecting the chip industry. GlobalFoundries led gains on the Nasdaq, up more than 6%, while Intel climbed close to 2%. Conversely, Nvidia ( $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ ) and other chip stocks tumbled, with ASML ( $ASML Holding (ASML.US)$ ) fallin...
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Chip tensions
Global chip stocks tumbled amid potentially tighter restrictions on U.S. exports to China and escalating geopolitical tensions. U.S.-listed shares of ASML and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co plunged 12% and 8%, respectively. The declines followed a Bloomberg report that the Biden administration is weighing tougher restrictions on companies exporting technology to China.
Nvidia shares slumped more than 6%, while Arm Holdings, Lam Research, Applied M...
Global chip stocks tumbled amid potentially tighter restrictions on U.S. exports to China and escalating geopolitical tensions. U.S.-listed shares of ASML and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co plunged 12% and 8%, respectively. The declines followed a Bloomberg report that the Biden administration is weighing tougher restrictions on companies exporting technology to China.
Nvidia shares slumped more than 6%, while Arm Holdings, Lam Research, Applied M...
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$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ Guys, SMH, semiconductor ETF was crushed in today’s trading. Look for Taiwan Semi’s eaning call coming up at 2pm Taiwan time or 2AM New York time. If robust earning and strong forecast from TSM, the semi may bounce up. However any hints of weakness ahead, the semis will likely be crushed again such as nVidia, AMD, Micron, SMH, QQQ…etc.
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