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QCOM shares will rise...QCOM shares will rise. The share price movement has completed its correction. The current 51 usd level is suitable for a long entry. I note that analysis is a month. The share is not exciting, but a year, 40% of profits are available. The first part of the upward wave that is emerging can last approximately 70 usd. Then I expect a correction of about 10-12%. Then another rising wave, the size of which is almost the same as the previous rise. The second target price will be close to 90 usd. But this is a 3-year perspective.
NASDAQ:QCOMLong
by meszaros
THE WEEK AHEAD: (WHAT'S LEFT OF IT) -- XLK, QQQ SETUPSWith this holiday foreshortened trading week, premium selling pickings remain slim. The vast majority of underlyings with 52-week >70 implied volatility rank are in stocks that are ramping up for earnings -- e.g., QCOM (71) with earnings in 15, MSFT (79) (16 days), AAPL (75) (21). In that case, you might as well wait to look at those closer to announcement to see whether they are worth a play, rather than diving in here and falling victim to volatility expansion. On the non-earnings front, two broad sector or index exchange-traded funds stick out -- XLK and QQQ, with the former having a 52-week implied volatility rank of 67 and background implied volatility of 19; the latter, rank -- 65, background -- 20. Possible XLK Setups Aug 18th 52/57 short strangle Max Profit: $106 at the mid Max Loss/Buying Power Effect: Undefined Break Evens: ~ 1 SD, both sides Theta: 1.99 Delta: 7.87 Aug 18th 54 short straddle Max Profit: $281 at the mid Max Loss/Buying Power Effect: Undefined Break Evens: Between expected and 1 SD put side, at expected call side Theta: 2.79 Delta: -10.71 Aug 18th 50/54/55/58 "near" iron fly Max Profit: $203 at the mid Max Loss/Buying Power Effect: $197 Break Evens: ~ Expected, both sides Theta: 1.35 Delta: -3.45 Notes: I excluded the 20 delta iron condor because it just didn't look "worth it." The "near" iron fly I widened to put a strike between the put and call sides to get break evens around the expected move. Possible QQQ Setups Aug 18th 126/129/142/144 iron condor Max Profit: $86 at the mid Max Loss/Buying Power Effect: $214 Break Evens: Between expected and 1 SD put side, expected on call side Theta: 1.22 Delta: -1.72 Aug 18th 129/142 short strangle Max Profit: $219 Max Loss/Buying Power Effect: Undefined Break Evens: 1 SD put side, between expected and 1 SD, call Theta: 5.57 Delta: .70
NASDAQ:QCOM
by NaughtyPines
QCOM- Long 4 NowPrice action has hit 50% of fib. ret $55.00, believe that call options a few 2-3 months out will be play related to price action filling noted gap in price. Also, earnings will be this coming 7/19/17, which I expect to be positive. Please do your own homework, look at support/resistance, trends and reversal candlestick patterns like harami, engulfing or pinbar to trade. Noted on chart at this time is a two candlestick Harami pattern, which is one of best reversal ones to know.
NASDAQ:QCOMLong
by Anbat
QCOM- Bullish or Bearish? Next Week Trade?Qualcomm's- 0% decline since the beginning of the year was disappointing, especially when compared to the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index's gain of more than 20% during the same period. Many investors have since turned bearish on the stock, due to the seemingly endless barrage of bad news and weak growth forecasts for the year. There are certainly reasons to sell Qualcomm after its lackluster performance, but I believe that investors shouldn't do so based on the following three bear cases. 1) The headwinds facing its mobile business However, the bears often ignore two key facts. First, Qualcomm's top-tier Snapdragon SoCs are still considered the industry standard for mobile chipsets. That's why flagship devices like Samsung's Galaxy S8 and Sony's Xperia XZ Premium both use its high-end Snapdragon 835 processor. Second, Qualcomm is expanding its Snapdragon lineup to adjacent markets -- including drones, connected cars, action cameras, wearables, Internet of Things (IoT) gadgets, and data centers. These variant Snapdragon chipsets should gradually diversify Qualcomm's chipmaking business away from smartphones over the next few years. 2) Its ugly battles with regulators and other tech companies 3) FEAR of the NXPI deal not closing- TODAY: 6/9/2017, look for news. Europe should approve deal today. Qualcomm still faces plenty of near-term headwinds, but stock's low valuation and high dividend should limit its downside potential. The stock trades at 20 times earnings, which is lower than the industry average of 26 for semiconductor companies. Its 3.7% dividend yield is much higher than S&P 500's average yield of 2%. As an investor, Qualcomm has tested my patience many times before. But to sell the stock on negative news without regard for the NXP deal, its low valuation, and its dividend would be foolish. So for now, the best move for Qualcomm investors is to simply sit tight and wait for the NXP deal to close. From: The Motley Fool/Leo Sun/June 7, 2017
NASDAQ:QCOM
by Anbat