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Qcom channel trade Hit rock bottom after a earnings sell off followed by Nasdaq mini correction. bounce off the bottom of its channel today and I grab some contracts for 2 reasons. 1st - Over sold on all indicators RSI , MFI. and touch bottom of its. channel 2nd - President signed executive order for chip manufacturers (Sympathy play) Yellow line is a downtrend . Green lines are fibonacci targets , 100 day MA is also around 147$ area. will need strong volume to push through . Double bottom at 151 which should help it closed that gap to 160
NASDAQ:QCOMLong
by ContraryTrader
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QCOM is still in a strong uptrendNotes from web browsing: "Assessing Qualcomm’s outsized gains, J.P. Morgan analyst believes “Qualcomm shares have reacted positively to the company successfully leveraging the 5G smartphone opportunity.” However, taking this into consideration, Chatterjee wonders how much upside is left from the 5G exposure. Luckily for Qualcomm, the company has other significant “revenue drivers.” Chatterjee estimates that the “combination of smartphone baseband as well as adjacent market opportunities will drive material upside for QCT revenues relative to consensus.” This should also result in roughly $1.4 billion more revenue than the analyst’s previous estimate for FY22. These “adjacent markets” are for RFFE (rf front end) in smartphones, automotive, and IoT (internet of things). While Chatterjee forecasts a 26% CAGR (compound annual growth rate) for 5G based sales between FY2019 and FY2022, RFFE smartphone is anticipated to exhibit a 40% CAGR, with Automotive at 25%, and an additional 8% for IoT. These figures are based on the assumption that Qualcomm takes a big chunk of revenue share from each SAM (service addressable market).
NASDAQ:QCOMLong
by KhanhC.Hoang
$QCOM, reversal and potential gap fill-QCOM has dropped near levels that haven't been seen since December and prior to that where the big earnings gap was created. -As the reversal for a gap fill wanted to happen fast we notice that we are trading near levels prior used as support where we have $146 and $148 as we look to gap fill I will be looking at my first target of $152 to start entering the gap and as we continue the uptrend movement while expecting pullbacks for proper retest of levels as support I will be aiming for target 2 $156 and my last target to $162
NASDAQ:QCOMLong
by anthonyt1031
QCOM looks alot like AMD a week agoQCOM is a good company with great tailwind for continued success. Their snapdragon processors for android devices continue to improve, and they are attractively priced relative to other semiconductors. QCOM beat on EPS, but slightly missed on revenue. However, given broader demand shocks for semis, I would not be surprised at beats in the future when supply picks up to meet the demand. Having beat on EPS and gapping down, this is a blessing. Buy in! A lower priced asset of a quality company will yield greater expected returns than that same asset at a higher price. Having confirmed QCOM's strength and settling price at support, I believe now is the time to pick up some QCOM. Now, why does QCOM look like AMD? Well, AMD a week ago was settling above a gap after an earnings call. The 100MA quickly moved up and became a support. A few trading days later, there was a bounce from 88 to 92 as of writing. AMD also suffered from multiple compression after an EPS beat. If you aren't convinced of a long term investment into QCOM, I think a bounce play can be found here. As a broke college student, I have put my money where my mouth is and purchased an entire (1) share(s). Wish you all the best in making tendies, and thank you for reading my analysis.
NASDAQ:QCOMLong
by jzhang396
HOW-TO Know This Chart Is EXTENDED? The Stock market overall is VERY extended You might hear this term being used a lot these days. For beginners, it could be a confusing thing. In trading we like to time our entries. We don't want to buy something when its "too expensive" In Chart terms, an expensive stock is one that has trend strongly for a period of time and showing signs of Exchaustion or Reversal In this video I try to explain what makes a chart an "extended" or "Over Priced Stock"... I use my Indicators and Chart pattern to answer this question. Let's see how!!!
NASDAQ:QCOMEducation
by iTradeAIMS
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