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Arm Holdings Slumps 14% in Premarket Trading Despite Q2 BeatShares of Arm Holdings plc ( NASDAQ:ARM ) plummeted in premarket trading on Thursday, shedding nearly 14% despite reporting better-than-expected fiscal first-quarter results. The British chipmaker's stock faced a sharp decline following the release of its quarterly results after the market closed on Wednesday. Solid Earnings Overshadowed by Royalty Revenue Concerns Arm Holdings reported record revenue of $939 million for the fiscal first quarter ended June 30, marking a 39% year-over-year increase and surpassing analyst expectations of $912 million according to Visible Alpha. The company also posted diluted earnings per share of 21 cents, significantly higher than the 10 cents reported in the same quarter last year and above the anticipated 16 cents. The robust earnings were driven by a substantial 72% increase in licensing and other revenue, which reached $472 million. However, the upbeat results were overshadowed by concerns over royalty revenue, which, although it grew 17% to $67 million, fell short of forecasts. This shortfall was attributed to lower-than-expected sales of chips, which forms a critical part of Arm's business model. Full-Year Guidance Maintained, but Market Unimpressed Arm maintained its full-year guidance, which aligns with the consensus estimate, but this did not quell investor concerns. The company projected adjusted earnings per share between 23 cents and 27 cents for the current quarter, in line with previous guidance but below some analyst estimates. Notably, this quarter marked the first time Arm did not raise its outlook, a move that some analysts, including Needham's Charles Shi, interpreted negatively given the stock's high valuation. Strategic Shift and Reporting Changes Arm also announced a strategic shift in its reporting practices, deciding not to disclose unit chip shipment data going forward. The company cited the decreasing relevance of this metric as it pivots towards focusing on low-volume, high-value chips. This change reflects Arm's strategy to target higher-margin markets and products, leveraging its Armv9-based chips' penetration to drive future growth. Market Reaction and Analyst Commentary Despite a strong revenue and earnings beat, the market reacted negatively, with Arm's shares plummeting over 12% in after-hours trading after an 8% increase during the regular session. The stock, which has surged over 90% year-to-date in 2024, shows some potential for recovery, as indicated by a Relative Strength Index (RSI) of 31.31. Analysts have mixed reactions to Arm's results and guidance. While the robust licensing revenue growth is a positive sign, the slower-than-expected royalty revenue and unchanged full-year outlook raise concerns about the company's ability to sustain its growth momentum amid a competitive and rapidly evolving semiconductor industry. Conclusion Arm Holdings' latest financial results showcase the company's strong performance and strategic focus on high-value products. However, the market's reaction underscores the challenges it faces in meeting high investor expectations and navigating the complexities of the semiconductor market. As Arm continues to adapt its business model and reporting practices, the coming quarters will be crucial in determining whether it can sustain its impressive growth trajectory and regain investor confidence.
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by DEXWireNews
Arm’s Ascending TrendlinesShares in British semiconductor and software design company, Arm Holdings (ARM: NASDAQ) have rallied more than 80% in less than three months. Let's delve into the details behind this impressive surge... Mapping the Trendline Fan Arm’s rally from its mid-April lows can be characterised by a series of higher swing lows. Mapping these swing lows without cutting through any prices creates an ascending trendline fan. This fan is useful for several reasons: Bullish Momentum: Each steeper line shows that buyers are stepping in more aggressively, providing a clear indication of increasing momentum. Dynamic Support: The trendlines offer dynamic levels of support from which trend continuation traders can time buying pullbacks. Exponential Exhaustion: Progressively steeper trendlines signal an exponential nature to the share price rally, which is rarely sustainable. Combine With Structure and Indicators: Combining the ascending trendline fan with key horizontal levels and the RSI indicator reveals that Arm’s exponential rally took prices into overbought territory on the RSI. This coincided with prices retesting a key level of resistance, and we have subsequently seen Arm’s rally stall in recent sessions. ARM Daily Candle Chart Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results Identifying Key Inflection Points On the hourly candle, recent price action has formed opposing pin-bar candles, creating two key inflection points that can be used as trigger points for short-term traders. A break above the upper trigger point could signal a new phase of Arm’s uptrend, while a break below the lower trigger point could see a deeper retracement back towards the lower ascending trendlines. ARM Hourly Candle Chart Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results Disclaimer: This is for information and learning purposes only. The information provided does not constitute investment advice nor take into account the individual financial circumstances or objectives of any investor. Any information that may be provided relating to past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results or performance. Social media channels are not relevant for UK residents. Spread bets and CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 80.84% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading spread bets and CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how spread bets and CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
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by Capitalcom
ARM HoldingsARM witnessed a strong rebound after forming a new higher low at 149.50$, violating the last peak 177.31 by today's session. then, the remaining above this peak 177.31, will confirm the major uptrend, which will push ARM to witness further rises near 185.32 - 194.50 - 205 - 212.50 in the short term. The stop-loss lies below 169.60$. the indicators are heading toward the positive side, which confirms the mentioned positive scenario. The information and publications are not intended to be or constitute any financial, investment, commercial, or other types of advice or recommendations provided.
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by Gehad_Abouelela
a clear path to 180The question is, can it break the 180 and move on to 200? That's the question; the reset has begun even though it went to 155, which was the center line on the BB, but the stochastic is still at 60. Even though it declined, it is persistently holding this spot but is inconsistent in how far down it goes. With RSI at the high 50s, a trendline was also formulated; the bulls have every right to fight the bullish zone; although I Believe it can take it to mid-180, I also see it back in the 140s as the full reset hasn't occurred, so the sentiment of the market has been bullish incredibly tech reaching an all-time high of 500 seems to be driving the markets insanely crazy. Still, we have to follow basic 101 as well and see some relief in the mark. As the single moving average for 100 days gets closer, it could meet from a jump and retrace bouncing off the SMA and BB support levels. We shall wait & see.
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by themoneyman80
Arm HoldingArm witnessed a sharp rebound in yesterday's session, violating the major resistance 164, and the confirmation of that breakout by remaining above 164, will confirm the major uptrend, which will trigger further rises near 176.55 - 185.32 - 190 - 196.50 - 212.50. The stop-loss lies below 159.30. the indicators are heading toward the positive side, which confirms the mentioned positive scenario. The information and publications are not intended to be or constitute any financial, investment, commercial, or other types of advice or recommendations provided.
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by Gehad_Abouelela
ARM Long Position TradeHello sorry my camera did not pick up this time but next time I should get the camera working. Here is a different strategy for today that I haven't shared with anybody on TradingView where I simply put on a large position and ride the market up in a high performing stock or sector. I use my VIX Rank Percentile histogram indicator "that you'll see in this video you can download from my profile " which tells me that the VIX is calm or not calm green bean safe time to hold the position and red being a riskier time to hold the position. I will hold this long position whenever my histogram is green, and I will take the trade off whenever I feel like it's a good time to take it off or maybe partially take it off if the market's getting a little shaky.
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by PappyTrading
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