The call came down again

💥Intel $INTC announced its third-quarter 2026 financial results on October 29, 2026. Results were mixed.
Results
• Revenue: $16.51 billion (up 21% year over year), in line with or slightly above expectations.
• Adjusted earnings per share: $0.52 (above expectations of $0.40-$0.41).
• Data Center and AI: $7.3 billion → up 78% (the strongest data center growth in the past 15 years).
• PC / Client Computing: $8.1 billion → down 5%, below expectations.
• Margins improved (gross margin approximately 43%).
Fourth-Quarter Guidance (The Main Disappointment)
• Revenue forecast: $15-16 billion (analyst

$SOXSB$SOXSB just exploded toward $47 with a powerful bullish breakout. I’m watching for a retest before opening my next long position.entry: $46.00 – $46.50targets: $47.50 / 48.50 / 49.50sl: 44.80

Imagine buying $HIMS in the $20s while everyone is distracted by AI stocks…
And eventually selling it around $150.
That's the kind of opportunity I'm looking for right now.

JUST IN: Intel $INTC crashes over 20% after missing Q3 2026 earnings.

Price is getting pushed down, and buy orders keep stacking up while it happens. Buyers outnumber sellers three to one across the market, and $BTC has a wall of bids right next to the price. Open interest has been falling for 4 hours: shorts and leverage are leaving. Now $79,000, down 2.7% on the day. A bounce up is the likelier path, and the better way to build a long is in parts on the way from $78,800 to $77,600. Price can first slip about 1% lower, and that move sits entirely inside the zone. While $77,600 holds, growth is more likely than more downside.

One is hated and one is loved on 𝕏...
Why is that?

Slightly weak, but the credibility of this decline is not high.
$XRP Current price: 1.2838. Both short-term and long-term trends are weak, and the price is nearing support at 1.279, but hourly trading volume is less than half of normal levels, showing a clear mismatch between direction and participation. Does this low-volume approach to support look more like bears testing the waters, or are sellers themselves also lacking conviction?
The short-term and long-term directions align, but both lack volume confirmation, which means that while prices are moving, consensus has not caught up. If the p

Guys WTF is happening, did Polymarket just get hacked?
That's some wild shit.

What's the point of trading? To go all in

#GoogleCloudSurges103%ButStockFalls
The recent Q3 earnings report from Google provides a clear example of the tension between long-term technological expansion and immediate financial realities. The cloud division achieved a 103% year-over-year revenue surge, largely driven by artificial intelligence. However, net profit declined by 25%, free cash flow turned negative, and the stock price dropped more than 10% after hours. This contradiction raises a fundamental question: what does the market value more right now?
Based on the immediate stock market reaction, it is evident that actual earning

$AMZN DOWN 12% AFTER Q3 EARNINGS🩸
EPS $1.89 vs $1.96 expected. Revenue $201.9B vs $202.3B. Q4 guide came in light too.
AWS grew 39%, its fastest in almost 5 years, and it still didn't matter.
GOOGL, NOW and now AMZN. Big tech earnings are brutal this week.

$$SOXL plunged 16.52% in a single day, with its current price at $89.78, almost hitting the 24-hour low of $89.53, while trading volume surged to 4.16 billion—this isn’t a pullback; it’s a collapse in sentiment. The Fear & Greed Index is currently at 18 (extreme fear), the funding rate has turned negative at -0.03%, and leveraged longs are being liquidated. Historical comparison: over the past year, after SOXL fell more than 15% in a single day, the probability of a rebound over the next 5 days was 67%; extreme fear often coincides with short-term bottoms. Technically, around 89 is a high-vol

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insane strength even on a multi billion hack

#FedKeepsRatesSteady
Market Analysis: Fed Policy, Tech Earnings, and Strategy Adjustments
Following the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates steady and the recent earnings reports from major tech companies, here are direct answers to the current market discussion points:
1. What financial metrics does the market currently value most: revenue growth, profitability, or AI investments?
The market is currently prioritizing revenue growth connected to Artificial Intelligence, combined with clear indicators of future profitability. The different reactions to Microsoft and Google demons

Intel plunges 20%
Am I seeing this right?
Investment Talk, are you okay?
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