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QCOM earnings could be better than analysts expectThe semiconductor has been hot lately, with recent earnings beats from MU, INTC, TSM, and TXN. These companies' performance implies that demand in this sector has recovered faster than analysts expected. That bodes well for Qualcomm, which posts earnings results Wednesday. The Zacks Earnings Surprise Prediction is 0%. However, QCOM has a long history of beating earnings expectations, which it's done for the last 8 quarters straight. Technical analysis from Recognia and TradingCentral indicates that QCOM is in Elliott Wave 5, headed toward a price target of $80-82 per share. That's at least 6.5% upside from the current price. According to TipRanks, the average analyst price target is $84.70, which is 12.5% above the current price. Analyst ratings on the stock are surprisingly mixed, given the high average price target. QCOM has a "sell" rating from Zacks, the most accurate analytics firm, and a 6/10 ("neutral") Equity Summary Score from Thompson Reuters StarMine. Investor sentiment appears neutral overall, with the stock holding above its daily moving averages, but MACD is below the signal line on both the hourly and daily charts. The price is currently below its 20-hour moving average and slightly below its Hull Moving Average. The price shadow on the candlestick chart implies that sellers are currently in control, but that buyers are waiting for a green light to take over. The bottom line for me is that investors and analysts may be undervaluing Qualcomm and underestimating its prospects of an earnings beat, given the overall strength of the sector and the company's history of beating estimates. Qualcomm has strong support at its current level from both the volume profile and the daily moving average, which makes this possibly a good entry. In the event of an earnings miss, the price could find earnings-day trend line support around $72.88 or moving average support around $67.50. Meeting expectations could leave the stock in a slow downtrend. An earnings beat could send the stock to $78, $79, $80.75, or $82.50. A really big beat could send it as high as $86 on earnings day.
NASDAQ:QCOMLong
by ChristopherCarrollSmith
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QCOM stock. About to begin a rebounding trend19-JUL www.pretiming.com Investing position: In Falling section of high risk & low profit S&D strength Trend: About to begin a rebounding trend as a downward trend gradually gives way to slowdown in falling and rises fluctuations Today's S&D strength Flow: Supply-Demand strength has changed from a strong selling flow to a suddenly strengthening buying flow. Forecast D+1 Candlestick Color : RED Candlestick %D+1 Range forecast: 1.6% (HIGH) ~ -0.7% (LOW), 0.1% (CLOSE) %AVG in case of rising: 2.0% (HIGH) ~ -0.8% (LOW), 1.1% (CLOSE) %AVG in case of falling: 0.8% (HIGH) ~ -2.1% (LOW), -1.6% (CLOSE)
NASDAQ:QCOM
by pretiming
QUALCOMM HAD 65% REVENUE EXPOSURE IN CHINA, TEMPORARY RELIEF ?Mr Trump has ensured that the can get kicked down the road for another few months or possibly for much longer until he is reelected. This weekend's meeting with XI resulted in America gaining nothing but china Gaining a truce on tariffs and opening up the USA suppliers to Huawei, Mr Trump will feel a little more pressure as a result. In the short term chip stocks will rally and take the NAsdaq to new highs and Qualcomm could very well be one of the hottest stocks to own considering its high exposure to China.
NASDAQ:QCOMLong
by RedHotStocks
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Daily QCOM price trend prediction by Supply-Demand strength.26-Jun NASDAQ:QCOM Price Forecast timing analysis by pretiming algorithm of Supply-Demand strength Investing position about Supply-Demand(S&D) strength: In Rising section of high profit & low risk Supply-Demand(S&D) strength Trend Analysis: About to begin an upward trend as a adjustment trend gradually gives way to increasing limited falls and strong rises. Today's S&D strength Flow: Supply-Demand strength has changed to a strengthening buying flow when stock market opening. read more: www.pretiming.com D+1 Candlestick Color forecast: GREEN Candlestick %D+1 Range forecast: 2.4% (HIGH) ~ 0.0% (LOW), 1.6% (CLOSE) %AVG in case of rising: 3.7% (HIGH) ~ -0.1% (LOW), 2.7% (CLOSE) %AVG in case of falling: 0.7% (HIGH) ~ -1.9% (LOW), -1.0% (CLOSE) Price Forecast timing is analyzed based on pretiming algorithm of Supply-Demand(S&D) strength.
NASDAQ:QCOMLong
by pretiming
QCOM stock price forecast timing analysis.14-JunStock investing strategies Read more: www.pretiming.com Investing position about Supply-Demand(S&D) strength: Strong buy as Rising section of high profit & low risk Supply-Demand(S&D) strength linkage Trend Analysis: About to begin an upward trend as a adjustment trend gradually gives way to increasing limited falls and strong rises. Today's Supply-Demand(S&D) strength Flow: Supply-Demand strength has changed to a strengthening selling flow when stock market opening. D+1 Candlestick Color forecast: GREEN Candlestick %D+1 Range forecast: 3.2% (HIGH) ~ 0.2% (LOW), 2.3% (CLOSE) %AVG in case of rising: 3.5% (HIGH) ~ -0.2%((LOW), 2.5% (CLOSE) %AVG in case of falling: 0.6% (HIGH) ~ -2.0%(LOW), -1.1%(CLOSE) Stock Price Forecast Timing Criteria: Stock price forecast timing is analyzed based on pretiming algorithm of Supply-Demand(S&D) strength.
NASDAQ:QCOMShort
by pretiming
The Big Lie That Keeps Many Investors PoorToday we’ll bust a big lie about investing. This big lie keeps many investors down. Belief in it is a tall hurdle to building wealth. How many times have you heard a statement like this? “The only way to make big profits is to take big risks.” This is the conventional wisdom. It gets repeated in classrooms, on TV, and by stockbrokers over... and over... and over again. The problem is, it’s complete nonsense. Why This Lie Spreads Like many lies, people tell this one for one of two reasons. Some genuinely don’t know any better. Others are happy to spread it because it’s convenient for them. Mediocre financial advisors hide behind this lie. It’s the perfect excuse for when they fail to generate strong returns on their clients’ money. Most academics embrace this lie too. A finance professor who’s never bought a stock won’t hesitate to lecture you on why markets are “efficient” and trying to beat the averages is a foolish waste of time. You can see why this lie has become conventional wisdom. It has powerful friends. Folks who take the lie seriously fall into one of two groups. Group one thinks: “Well, I’m not willing to take a big risk, so I guess I’m destined to earn small returns.” Group two thinks: “Well, I’m not settling for mediocre returns, so I’ll load up on risky stocks.” Both of these mindsets are a shame. They blind investors from great opportunities to make big profits in safe stocks. If you give me three more minutes, I’ll prove to you that it’s wrong. I’ll also show you how to collect big returns without risking big losses. So What Exactly Is a “Risky” Stock? Most folks would agree risky stocks carry a few key traits: 1. Expensive—stock price is high relative to earnings 2. Small—company lacks financial resources of larger competitors 3. Volatile—stock price swings around unpredictably 4. No dividend—suggests company’s profitability is shaky You most definitely do not have to buy stocks with these risky traits to make big returns. To prove it, let’s flip this on its head. A safe stock should be the opposite of a risky one. It should be cheap, big, stable, and pay a dividend. Few companies fit the bill better than Disney (DIS)—a stock I’ve been recommending since July 2018. You can read the most recent investment case here. To recap, Disney is a huge company—bigger than McDonalds (MCD), Wells Fargo (WFC), and Goldman Sachs (GS). Its stock traded at just 15-times earnings, which was cheaper than the average US stock. Disney’s stock price is stable. It pays a reliable dividend in the neighborhood of 2%. And it has increased its dividend by 21% per year, on average, over the past five years. No Reasonable Person Could Call Disney (DIS) “Risky” By any definition, Disney stock is safe. Yet it recently leapt 30% in just four weeks. And since the fall of 2016, its stock has gained 52%—far better than the S&P’s 36% gain. This combination is possible because Disney is a disruptor stock . The big leap in Disney’s stock price came when it unveiled details of its disruptive new streaming project that’s threatening Netflix. I’ll give you another recent example of a safe stock exploding higher. Like Disney, Qualcomm (QCOM) Is Very Safe, and Yet… I first wrote about computer chip giant Qualcomm (QCOM) late last fall, telling readers it was a “buy.” Even I was surprised when it rocketed 55% in two weeks recently, following news of a favorable legal settlement. Like Disney, Qualcomm is big. Bigger than Starbucks (SBUX), American Express (AXP), and Lockheed Martin (LMT). Its stock isn’t quite as cheap as Disney’s. But at 15-times next year’s earnings, its valuation is reasonable. Its standard deviation is low—which means its stock is not volatile. And it pays close to a 3% dividend, which it’s raised for each of the last eight years. Like Disney, Qualcomm stock is unquestionably safe. Also like Disney, it has handed investors big, quick profits recently. And ALSO like Disney, it has tapped into a disruptive megatrend. As I explained a while back , Qualcomm makes cutting-edge hardware that will be powering 5G phones and computers. The coming launch of 5G in America is the most disruptive event of the decade. Clearly big, safe stocks can hand you big profits, if they’re on the right side of disruption.
NASDAQ:QCOM
by StephenMcBride
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