Palantir did revenue 1.94b up 93%, adjusted EPS 0.41 against 0.30 expected, and raised full year guidance to about 8.15 billion. then it went +30% on Tuesday and failed at resistance on Wednesday. the business answered its question and the price question is still completely open. i trimmed a third into the spike and i do not regret it even if it runs 🤲
Christina
TSMC Reports This Afternoon. It Settles the Argument Memory Started This Week.
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$Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM.US)$ ripped with the whole complex on the SK Hynix +27% and the cool CPI. i moved to the basket exactly so i didn't have to pick between Micron, SanDisk and SK Hynix during a week this violent, up 15, down 15, up 27. same thesis, none of the single-name whiplash. adding on pullbacks, riding the undersupply-through-2030 story.
careful chasing $Dominion Energy(D.US)05.SG$ up here. it's at a record around 71 but the average analyst 12-month target sits near 65, below the current price. when a stock trades above the street's own target heading into earnings on August 6, that is the definition of priced for perfection. holding my core, not adding a cent at all-time highs. great bank, stretched price.
memory's ripping again on the SK Hynix debut and part of me wants to chase $Sandisk(SNDK.US) back up. but this whole week is landmines, CPI, banks, Warsh, Hormuz. i learned my lesson buying euphoria in front of a data print. holding my core, zero adds until after Tuesday's CPI tells me what the Fed's dealing with.
$Roundhill Memory ETF(DRAM.US) bounced hard with the whole memory complex, and holding the basket meant i didn't have to guess which single name would rip. SanDisk did double digits, Micron recovered, SK Hynix lists today. the basket caught all of it without the single-name heart attacks. this is why i keep memory exposure in ETF form. adding on pullbacks, not this rip.
$Marvell Tech(MRVL.US) stuck in the chop as the chip complex splits into winners and losers. custom silicon is a real long-term story but in a tape this divided, second-tier AI names just drift. i want to see the group stop bleeding and MRVL hold $240 before i add. no reason to force it while NVDA soaks up all the sector's buying.
$Marvell Tech(MRVL.US) getting dragged with the whole chip complex again. the custom silicon story is intact but in a sector-wide bear market individual fundamentals don't matter for a while, everything trades together. i want to see it hold $240 and the group stop bleeding before i add. not fighting the tape here.
$Marvell Tech(MRVL.US) came off the S&P sell-the-news drop and is settling around $245. the custom silicon story is real but the stock needs a few weeks to base out before i add. watching whether it can hold $240 as support. not catching this knife from above, Samsung's print is a tailwind for the whole group though.
$Realty Income MD(O.US)39.SG$ rode the SG bank strength friday with the STI hitting a record. all three local banks near highs while US chips wobble is exactly the defensive rotation i like. ~5% yield and a fortress balance sheet, this is my ballast position. not adding at the highs, just holding and collecting.
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