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This rally looks like an exhaustion, doesn't it?
I backtested 44 Robinhood IPO Access deals. Why buying and holding is a trap and the hypothetical strategy that beat VOO
NVDA, Energy stocks, or Pork belly futures? (Long) - Sources in reply (reddit kept flagging them as spam?)
I believe an AI/semiconductor run-up to earnings strategy will yield gains
Micron crushed earnings and dragged the whole chip sector green, but is this enough to save the broader tape?
The whole world is red, and now is time to think about physical side of buildout
Watchlist Update | What Am I Still Focusing On After the AI Pullback?
Yes, You CAN "Time The Market." And I'm Going to Prove It, Again.
Yes, You CAN "Time The Market." And I'm Going to Prove It, Again.
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Arteris (AIP) – The NoC IP Play Nobody's Talking About
Arteris (AIP) – The NoC IP Play Nobody's Talking About
intel is the most delusional bubble in the earth right now and I will die on this hill
INTC is the most delusional bubble in the semiconductor space right now and I will die on this hill
Oppenheimer starts SpaceX at Outperform with a $190 target and $2.5T valuation ahead of IPO
My buy for the SpaceX IPO: Low-float ETF multiplied ARM. How is this regarded?
My buy for the SpaceX IPO: Low-float ETF multiplied ARM
🧡 NEGG 🧡 The $204.00 per share Fair Value Target Aligns Fundamentals, AI Hardware Tailwinds, and Historical Price Discovery
Apple and the new AI-Siri: My thesis on AAPL
Broadcom M&A (Hock the acquirer and the conquest for IBM)
Will Nvidia actually be able to capture significant market share with the RTX Spark?
Road to 100k | Took some nice profits on ARM for a 2 week swing trade
Am I Crazy For Thinking The N1X Announcement Is Bigger Than Most People Realize?
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Next bottleneck is high spec PC for local agentic workflow.
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Why is my wife's boyfriend making more money on AMD and INTC than me? Seriously, why is NVDA lagging the entire SOX?
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Load up on $ARM $NVDA $MSFT next week to retire your bloodline.
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Can someone explain the investment thesis behind space stocks?
ARM Holdings (NASDAQ: ARM) - Important Technical Level at $320
Quantum stocks are moving, but I think the market is reacting faster than the fundamentals.
Quantum computing catalyst drives capital into semiconductor infrastructure leaders
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Mapped the AI supply chain over the last 3 months, the bullish half stops at the chip layer
Mapped the AI supply chain over the last 3 months, the bullish half stops at the chip layer
We may build too many data centers, from a computer nerd's point of view.
$CEVA, anyone else looking at this? Edge AI/IP licensor
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ARM Q4 Earnings: Beat on Rev & EPS, But Stock Flipped. What's Next?
Is there a reason Qualcomm went from 125 to 220 in a week? No one uses them for AI, edge computing, soon Apple will not use their modems
Is AI infra still hot or is this just a pullback?
Are AI infra stocks entering the “post-hype” phase or is this just a pullback?
Anyone else watching ARM / Fabrinet / Teradyne here?
Are AI infra stocks entering the “post-hype” phase or is this just a pullback?
This is the Marrakech souk, look at my slippers, cheap slippers... Nonsense! But who's fooled?
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq just hit all time highs. Meanwhile oil is at $101, there’s a war in the Middle East, and the Fed just changed chairs.
AI bubble or early retirement? Yes
Tendies secured but I'm not leaving the table
Google literally makes its own CPUs (Axion), not just TPUs. Why is $GOOGL not mooning like Intel/AMD on “CPU for AI” trend?
Intel is killing themselves and the market is celebrating
After 1 year of bagholding these $ARM calls, finally exited with $88k USD in gains. Recovery from -80% to +100%
Softbank is dumping its ARM shares on the market.
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Butterfly won’t close even 10–15 credits below displayed price, TOS support blames exchange
Is Arm Holdings ADR (ARM) a great deal right now? (march 25, 2026)
Arm Holdings (ARM) up +13% as said it will start selling its own chips for 1st time. The new business is expected to generate ~$15b annually
The war is killing the market and NVDA isn’t helping
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ARM 300 today pls gimme this one time🙏🙏
What is thos. Everything up and running except ARM. Such a shit mate
Why the sudden dump an the end? MU/ASML/ARM ETC.
There will be people left standing. They just won't be doing much training, not building many new data centers, and selling their proprietary AI compute to some niche industries where it's actually profitable to pay out the ass for it instead of workers. The general public will probably just switch to using local models as ARM continues advancing with NPUs on chip and memory prices eventually bottom out. You'll have some company stay alive who does image and video generation really well because of course, deceiving people online is really lucrative. And that's not something that can be done locally. We're really hitting a ceiling though with the efficiency of chips, some big diminishing returns at least, and AI doesn't have linear scaling anymore and is getting diminishing returns, so where it's applicable/profitable won't really change. There's also a whole host of other likely unsolvable issues regardless that caps AI like entropic homogenization/informational incest, data poisoning, data privacy and copyright laws, ect. But I don't expect people to ever surpass AI in the things it will be used for. It's just about to come down to reality and then sort of get frozen in time. Aside from some super specific things like stuff with astronomy, certain aspects of biology or medicine, material science, ect. Not the entire fields, just real specific aspects where it's worth it to pump billions in because it's helping make advancements that literally couldn't be made otherwise.
My long-term portfolio has a bunch of big winners that are up huge from from I bought them 2-3 years ago. Names like NVDA, HOOD, MU, ARM, CRWD... just to name a few. I bought strong companies that produce great products, and that I had strong conviction in that they'll have huge success in the long term. You people act like buying individual stocks is the same as buying a lottery ticket, or that it's some mystifying, inscrutable, voodoo magic, that you're guaranteed to fail if you do it. It's absolutely delusional.
Ten years from now I’ll be long retired. I’ve done quite well investing based on earnings rather than large claims by cult leader CEOs. TSLA has been useless since 2024 and SPCX cost initial investors billions in leverage. You haven’t made one statement that supports the current valuation rooted in earnings. You are operating on announcements not actual production. You are a faith based investor. It’s not a smart way to risk your nut. Caterpillar jumped 100% in the last 365 due to riding an influx of cash into the sector from the infrastructure bill. I caught that a little late but still caught it. I made a big play on NVDA at $38 when the ARM deal collapsed because researching that acquisition showed extraordinary underlying fundamentals. This is how you do it. Homework, not hype. I’ll be riding gains and dividends off of ETFs in 3-5 years because I don’t fuck around with flavor of the month brovestments. If you want to build a future with the market, grow up.
$NVDA not consumer electronics It’s selling GPU to few big cap, their cash flow negative,cancel double order, rent to overbuilding Once big cap stop buying GPU, $NVDA can crash 80% Situational Awareness Collapse, $45 Billion $MU $WDC $GEV $CAT $SKHY $SNDK $STX $ARM all semi cooling Too Big to Bail ?
Take a look at ARM. 280 PE lmao Semiconductors have hit bottom though guys, only up from here
Apparently only ARM can go up always. Stock is very cheap can probably 10x again within the next 2 years
Retail will get squeezed once other factors come into play. Mortgage+property tax increases after ARM expires, inflation, etc etc
You know y'all can actually buy the stocks that benefit from cheaper memory right? Apple, Nvidia, Intel, ARM, Amazon....
The correct response is to long Nvidia, ARM, Apple, anything that benefits from cheaper memory.
Cheaper memory is bullish for Nvidia, ARM, Intel, AMD.
Iirc ARM had a similar situation where lock up expirations threatened to dilute the float. It didn’t happen and the stock rose
Y'all said the same about ARM and it rocketed lmao.
We may recover tomorrow morning. $ARM crashed hard after hours last week on earnings and then recovered by morning and went up.
Why is ARM getting dragged due to AMD?
ARM up 18% with a PE of 350x. what do algos in this stock?..
AMD already got it earning bump up now 9+% When a company’s trying to be in everyone’s business ARM, NVDA it’s coz they cannot meet numbers within vertical!
I wouldn't short MRVL or ARM ahead of NVDA earnings.
How does ARM with PE/forward PE of 250x is up +10% everyday... where does this regarded strength come from
ARM - UK semi up 77% YTD
MSFT's conviction thread ran roughly late June through July — people calling for leaps, long calls, "Burry can get in line." Same pattern showed up on a few others: **MU** — Micron. This one had the loudest following. "MU IS MUUUUUNING," "all the chads with big cocks are buying MU," repeated dip-buying calls through early July. Same AI infrastructure narrative as MSFT but leveraged to DRAM pricing cycles. **WULF** — Wulfraat. Persistent bullish mentions across July. Critical minerals / lithium play tied to the same capex thesis. **GOOGL** — Google. Called out as bullish alongside MSFT on multiple threads. Cloud acceleration narrative, cheaper valuation multiple than the other names. **ARM** — Architecture licensing. Chip design cycle + AI inference angle. Less volume of conviction talk but consistent. **LRCX** — Lam Research. Semiconductor equipment proxy. Smaller community footprint but flagged on the same lists. The ones with actual *conviction* volume — not just a couple of posts, but sustained multi-week chatter — were MU and WULF. MU had the most retail FOMO energy. WULF was more "we're holding these till expiration." Don't assume they mooned because people believed they would. Plenty of those threads ended with calls bleeding out.
AAOI up 3.20% MRVL up 2.83%% INTC up 2.44% DELL up 2.03% PENG up 2.53% MU up 2.22% ARM up 1.86% LITE up 1.91% Notice anything? AAOI poised to outperform other AI/semi/photonics stocks regardless of macro. NBIS also clearly about to rip this week. They will manipulate market and make many of these plunge before markets open tomorrow. They will rip by noon tomorrow, probably more like 10 am
1. Fair but a lot of stuff can be o rained outside of Apple Store without any major issues. Even on iPad you can find ways to side load some shit. Regular consumer don't care tho and that's why it's happening - 99,9% of users download the same 30apps no matter the OS so a walled garden play in their favour because apps are way way more stable because everything is tailored for set OS and hardware. 2. Is it a really a reason to hate a company? Innovation happens behind closed doors and not always most innovative idea is the best one. There is so much stuff that came and go over the years and from business stand point it's way smarter to improve existing concepts than just blindly innovate. And I would argue their implementation of ARM was a huge innovation and super beneficial for all customers no matter the OS. And again as an old head i can't find any innovation on PC or Android side of things that I can't live without atm. Are foldable a fun? Yes for first 3months and after that novelty disappears. 3. Apple just don't have these Uber budget editions but if you want buy premium PC or a phone their competitors are equally expensive. The upgrades are too expensive and I think that's the think requires hate
So new deepseek is at opus 4.8 level at \~20x lower cost... Here's what it means according to AI. it will trigger Jevons' Paradox: lower cost per token doesn't kill total hardware spend, it drastically expands the addressable market for deployment. | Ticker | Primary Driver | Short-Term Impact | Medium / Long-Term Impact | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | \*\*META\*\* | Open-source strategy validation + lower inference overhead across billions of app users | 🟢 Bullish | 🟢 High Margin Expansion | | \*\*AMZN\*\* | Slashed deployment costs drive massive customer volume growth on AWS | 🟢 Positive | 🟢 Strong Cloud Growth | | \*\*MU\*\* | Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) architectures remain bottlenecked by HBM & high-speed memory | 🟢 Positive | 🟢 High Structural Demand | | \*\*AMD\*\* | High-memory bandwidth GPUs become very attractive for budget-conscious inference nodes | 🟡 Volatile | 🟢 Market Share Gains | | \*\*NVDA\*\* | Potential CapEx slowdown fears vs exploding long-term global inference volume | 🔴 CapEx Uncertainty | 🟢 Volume Re-Expansion | | \*\*SNDK\*\* | Dataset caching and local enterprise model storage requirements | ⚪ Neutral | 🟢 Mild Positive | | \*\*NBIS\*\* | Lower unit compute pricing compresses margins unless utilization scales rapidly | 🔴 Pricing Pressure | 🟡 High Volatility / Opportunity | | \*\*INTC\*\* | Slower hardware adoption relative to ARM/Nvidia server architecture | ⚪ Neutral | 🔴 Structural Lag | \*\*TL;DR:\*\* The market will likely freak out short-term over potential GPU CapEx cuts (hit to NVDA), but long-term, ultra-cheap inference accelerates enterprise adoption and hugely benefits Hyperscalers (META, AMZN) and Memory (MU).
ARM reaching $450 was the signal that semis top is in.
Damn people were signing ARM's when rates were under 4%? I got a 2.625% in '21 with no points. It hurt so much selling that house when we moved 2 years ago.
The people with ARM from pandemic are about to get cooked
**BanBet Lost** — /u/Such-Ice1325 (0W - 2L, 0%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **ARM** ▼ | $228.44 → $137.06 | -40.0% | 2d | Lost |
How does ARM not print money when almost everything is based on their designs now...
How does ARM not print money when almost everything is based on their designs now...
Closed this morning: - Calls Printed: ARM • ASX • FORM • SIMO - Puts Printed: CHKP • TENB Opened today: - Puts: MSTR Disclaimer: Lotto!
ARM casually up from 200 to 250 in premarket. Such a clown market. Every stock went parabolic in premarket, we will just theta the whole day now.
ARM up 25% from the AH lows, disgusting
Wtf this is such bullshit. Whenever I buy calls the stock will crush earnings but it will dump 10%, Now I have ARM puts and they barely beat earnings yet its pumping for no reason. This market needs to be investigated for manipulation.
It has a forward PE of 4.5 and a PEG of .028. Insanely cheap by any measure. ARM has a FPE of 111.
Wtf how is ARM green in premarket when they barely beat earnings?
I added more shares yesterday. MU, AMD, ARM.
Looking at ARM daily chart, they gave up the entire run from last earnings, i didnt see this earnings, i have to assume it was just a blank piece of paper with "j/k last earning was fake"
ARM is such a whore and fucking bitch
Did Cramer recommend ARM? What happened?
Imagine locking in a tasty sub 4% ARM loan thinking the world wasn't going to end in 5 years Now imagine that loan refi at 7 lmao 🤔
META keeping CapEx static, MSFT undercut CapEx sped, QCOM and ARM dissapointing on forecast ... All in all - enjoy the bags, AI bols
META ARM QCOM all dumping after earning 🤣
Best case scenario. META eatts shit, MSFT king, SOXX gunan recover overnight with ARM looking good and CAPEX in tact, good good. Still bonds to worry about but this will be green overnight, absent korea being willd
QCOM, ARM missed estimates. AI trade truly dead.
success on ARM long. Let's see SBUX short.
\*ARM HOLDINGS Q1 ADJ EPS $0.45 VS IBES ESTIMATE $0.40 \*ARM HOLDINGS Q1 REV $1.29 BLN VS IBES ESTIMATE $1.26 BLN \*ARM HOLDINGS OUTLOOK Q2 REV $1.38 BLN VS IBES ESTIMATE $1.34 BLN \*ARM HOLDINGS OUTLOOK Q2 ADJ EPS $0.47 VS IBES ESTIMATE $0.43 lets see if things hold
Does it even fucking matter what MS, META and ARM say? Fucking aye.
long ARM short SBUX
ARM has the most room down for sure. The others you’re at risk for theta gang
Assuming MSFT, META, ARM, QCOM all going to dump regardless of earnings. Tempted to grab puts but how much lower can we go? (That’s not a challenge market gods plz don’t)
Opened TODAY July 29 - Calls: ARM • ASX • FORM • FTNT • QCOM • SIMO - Puts: CHKP • TENB
Now we wait for META, MSFT earnings (and to a lesser extent, ARM) https://preview.redd.it/mt0shmexx7gh1.jpeg?width=1206&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5b5e4022e7878a1319188609073b6ec921f3c5f7
Went on vacation July 17th already down big on ARM and MRVL Dec calls I got in June. Glad I deleted all my apps while on vacation… welcome home to me
**BanBet Created** ▼ | **Record:** 0W - 1L | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **ARM** | $137.06 (below) | $228.44 | -40.0% | Jul 31, 2:44 PM |
ARM back under $230 is fucking crazy
We got MSFT META QCOM LRCX ARM Robinhood earning today. Pick one and get rich .
The problem is that the moment the AIs become too efficient and good enough then it will just be like an another Siri or Alexa. I still do not trust the Anthropics numbers because they were docotored to look good with some limited deals they had with Musk for cheap computing iirc. And the amount of debt openai is having right now is unsustainable and if that ones goes under then we will see a huge dip that will margin call so many people. Nvidia also went balls deep there a few days ago, Oracle will vanish, Softbank will rip and it has a lot of ARM stocks that has to be sold to survive which will crash that. Nvidia could drop 80% once all this is over. Cisco was at the center of the previous tech hype bubble and they dropped a lot over 2 or so years. The winner of all this will most likely be Apple because they are just behind the fence looking over and asking wtf is going on over there. And the analysts will most of the time be bullish they will recommend buy until and through the crash because they have an incentive doing so. A lot of smart money has already peaced out or is in the process of doing so.
do $ARM earnings have any scope of play like Seagate perhaps?
This was priced in over the last month and it makes no sense for Intel, Nvidia, ARM etc to fall on this since they directly benefit from cheaper memory opening up bottlenecks.
Astera labs seems to be last to get hit and last to get back up. It will pick back up imo. I plan on buying more in the next week or two and wait for it to skyrocket, again. I’ve heard people thinking the same for ARM
I couldn't find it. I also looked for an Invert Positions button, but I can't find that one either. I did find some green though. BE, IREN, CRWV, RKLB, ARM, ALAB puts I sold are bright fucking green, big numbers too.
>Their ARM chips ARM architecture was developed originally by Acorn Computers, and is being continually developed by ARM Holdings. that literally isn't an Apple innovation at all, though of course you could argue that Apple was a major part in the growth of ARM architecture's use and therefore a major revenue driver for ARM Holdings. I'd argue a more important source for ARM's initial development was the British governments procurement of the BBC Micro computer, which provided Acorn the funds and expertise with simple but high-performance computer chips.
That doesn't make a lot of sense imo. And also I don't think anybody disagrees with you that these companies are profitting from a historic opportunity. It's just that even the greatest companies can be overvalued and dont deserve to run up 5 % every week in perpetuity. I think AMD, ARM and some others have long crossed this threshold and started to adjust a little bit (and they are still up more than 100 % ytd, let's not forget that). Memory is super speculative and could go either way. I think some bulls just go lost in the mania. I'll keep my shorts
Such a packed day tomorrow holy... MSFT, META, QCOM, ARM, SKHY and FOMC. Any bad news will remove the buy button from semis
Cheaper memory is pretty bullish for Intel, AMD, ARM, Nvidia, and a bunch of other stuff. Baby with the bathwater over here.
AMD and AVGO fw p/e in the 70s, ARM in the 100s? Memory stocks are "cheap" but they were so once already during cloud buildout. Wasn't exactly the best time to buy their stocks then either. But it's different this time right? And NVDA will keep their margins forever
Their chips are good but not that much faster that the competition can't compete with it (and in fact, the competition vastly outsells Apple in terms of CPU sold) Worse of all, Apple hasn't shown much ability to expand into new businesses. They shut down their server business, they basically killed their workstation line, they failed to take a hold in the video game segment and their video streaming service is clearly not working out much. They gave up on EV and VR is being slowly abandoned. It reminds me of Intel being dominant for years but fumbling every new opportunity because they thought it was too expensive to keep pushing into GPU or mobile, and better to abandon those to small players like Nvidia or ARM... We know how that worked out. Apple is great at building an ecosystem around the iPhone though - they make tons of growth on services and accessories. But if the iPhone falls this will be a disaster.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_architecture_family according to this they helped design ARM6 in the late 80s, but initially it was created by acorn computers
Apple actually technically did found ARM.
It looks really bad buddy. Zoom out on these and tell me your eyes arent working. MU, WDC, ORCL, MRVL, GLW, ARM
they didn't create ARM by any means - that has been around since the mid 80s. they just improved upon it
I mean this pretty broadly. I am not super familiar with the ARM chip innovation (so this may be a good counterpoint), but ultimately they didn’t change anything about computers or phones as a product, they just enabled Apples phones and computers to be better. They didn’t invent phones. They didn’t invent chips. They didn’t invent computers, MP3 players, or digital watches. They took an existing technology and made it into something better. They take things that already exist and make them better. They don’t make new markets.
It depends on what you mean by technology. Their ARM chips are a pure-tech innovation that was revolutionary and entirely in house.
LAM Research and ARM are going to have a blowout quarter/earnings and will still manage to drag the semis with them. Nothing matters anymore.
Wednesday: META, MSFT, ARM, QCOM, LRCX, ***and*** the **FOMC**
Deepmind, ARM, Infineon, SAP, Amadeus, Dassault, Spotify, Mistral and many more.
I’m heavily invested in AI and diversified like you . Got to some of them like MU, VRT a year ago but in ARM. SANDK, LITE, MRVLE a couple months ago. I’m underwater on those recent investments. What else did you invest in other than those stocks ?