The Magnificent 7—Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla—are at a pivotal moment. Yesterday’s surge pushed these tech giants toward critical resistance levels, but the question looms: will they break through to new highs or crash back down? With U.S. stocks rebounding and a robust earnings season in the rearview, the market’s watching closely. Wedbush’s recent move to axe Alphabet from its “Best Ideas List” adds fuel to the fire. Let’s dive into the chaos and figure out what’s next—and where the smart money’s headed. Resistance Levels: Make or Break Time These aren’t just lines on a chart—they’re battlegrounds. The Mag 7 are testing resistance after a red-hot rally, and the outcome could set the tone for the market. Here’s the latest snapshot:

We are only Waiting for the institutional investors to come back into the game. Markets have reacted on the public reactions but have yet to see bigger movements by the intuitional forces. 

The Magnificent 7—Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla—are back in the spotlight, riding a wave of U.S. stock market momentum. Yesterday’s surge was a head-turner, with gains across the board, but now they’re slamming into critical resistance levels. Are we witnessing a breakout moment, or is a crash looming? With U.S. equities showing signs of life after a rocky spring, is the outlook finally brightening? Fresh off a robust earnings season, which tech titan is poised to lead the charge? And after Wedbush dropped Alphabet from its “Best Ideas List” amid last week’s AI-driven volatility, is Google a screaming buy or a signal to bail? Let’s dive into the action and place our bets. U.S. Equities: A Light at the End of the Tunnel? U.S. stocks are clawing their way back,

One of the strange dynamics on Wall Street is the conflict between the short-term nature of trading and the long-term nature of investing.The short-term mindset is easy to see.If a company misses analysts’ guess at earnings a stock will drop, even if management is demonstrating their long-term strategy is working.A new competitor entering the market can cause a stock to drop, even if the threat isn’t hurting their business. (see $Hims & Hers Health Inc.(HIMS)$ stock when Amazon announced a telemedicine product)This short-term mindset is visible on a daily basis and it’s what gives us an advantage as Asymmetric Investors. We can take advantage of short-term blips and buy long-term potential the market is missing.But then we see times like this

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china's rally will continue for sure, they've been hammered even when having good fundamentals. at least 15% higher!

Replying to @koolgal:Totally agree with your pointers. All boiled down to the individual's Risk Appetite and Risk Management. As well as good habits. [Read my post, posted earlier in other article] Have a great harvesting session 😀 //@koolgal:🌟🌟🌟The Magnificent 7 have reported results that have far exceeded expectations.   Should we add more exposure or take profits?  As a long term investor with a strong belief in the enduring power of technology and innovation, the Magnificent 7 earnings beat reinforces the case for holding or even buying more during market dips. However for those who prefer lower volatility, perhaps locking in

To know if it’s truly undervalued, one needs to understand the meaning of intrinsic value of a stock to determine if it’s or not… So got to go thru the company’s report etc etc not just hear say 😃 Agree with some of the comments that China stock should be accumulated with 3-5 years horizon.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq got a fresh jolt of optimism last week as six of the Magnificent Seven—excluding Nvidia—delivered solid quarterly earnings. While the numbers reaffirmed Big Tech’s dominance, the market response was far from uniform. As investors parse the data and debate whether to ride the AI wave or book profits, the question is clear: Is now the time to double down, or is it wiser to sell in May and step away? Strong Earnings, Divergent Reactions The “Magnificent Seven” tech giants largely delivered stellar results this earnings season, reinforcing their dominance in both market cap and investor attention. Alphabet rose 4% after beating both revenue and EPS estimates. Alphabet (GOOG) Microsoft jumped 10% following a strong earnings beat. Microsoft (MSFT) Meta also impressed, with

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This highlights the strong earnings performance of most of the "Magnificent 7" tech companies, despite some concerns about guidance and seasonal factors. Here's a breakdown of the situation: Key Observations: 1. Alphabet: Strong revenue and EPS performance, reflecting continued resilience in its core advertising business and other segments like cloud computing. 2. Microsoft: A 10% stock surge underscores robust earnings growth and optimism surrounding AI-driven opportunities, especially in its Azure and productivity suites. 3. Meta: Strong advertising revenue suggests improved monetisation and user engagement across its platforms, countering broader economic concerns. 4. Apple and Amazon: While weaker guidance affected sentiment, both companies exceeded earnings expectations, showing opera

(8th May) The Silent Rally 90% Missed The S&P 500’s late-day rebound yesterday wasn’t random—it could be traced to Trump’s comments about easing global chip restrictions, giving semiconductor stocks (and the broader tech sector) a much-needed boost. NVIDIA ($NVDA), a key AI bellwether, jumped to its highest level since late March on the news and i’m hopeful $NVDA to move up to $120-$122 though ARM’s (-6.8%) post-close warning reminded us that not all tech names are out of the woods yet. Key Takeaways from Wednesday’s Session - Tech’s Policy-Driven Rebound: The chip-curbs discussion provided a catalyst for beaten-down semis, though selectivity remains critical (as ARM’s drop shows). - FOMC Non-Event: The Fed’s unanimous vote and steady messaging reinforced the "wait and see" stance—but

Over value or under value all depends on investors. When a big bank says that company under value everyone will say under value...

🌟🌟🌟The Magnificent 7 have reported results that have far exceeded expectations.   Should we add more exposure or take profits?  As a long term investor with a strong belief in the enduring power of technology and innovation, the Magnificent 7 earnings beat reinforces the case for holding or even buying more during market dips. However for those who prefer lower volatility, perhaps locking in the profits maybe more suitable. Ultimately there is no right or wrong in investing.  It all comes down to each person's risk profile, investment horizon and whether you believe that the current valuations can be sustainable in an unpredictable macro environment. @Tiger_comments

Things are so uncertain since sudden policy changes. Just continue to wait.

Yes I'am actually buying more Amazon stock & Apple shares