Intel Corp. (INTC)

Returns can be robust if the conditions are favorable, but it won't always be so fruitful.

Following Nvidia's latest earnings report, CFO Colette Kress talked with TheStreet about her company's server GPU momentum and the gaming trends it's seeing.

These semiconductor stocks all pay dividends in a sector that usually does not provide income.

As Alphabet shared its Google Cloud and YouTube ad revenue for the first time, it also reported that its hardware sales fell.

This may be a narrow market, but it certainly has strong support.

With AMD's stock having blasted off over the last 12 months, investors were looking for full-year guidance that was much better than what analysts were projecting, rather than just a little better.

While hardly a major technical breakdown at this point, this is the sort of corrective action that will create better trading conditions.

Many market players - including me - would be relieved to see a decent bout of selling.

What you want to know is if it is too late to buy Intel? I would not buy the name today, that's for sure.

Stay long INTC and consider adding to longs on available price weakness.

How does one approach these markets? How does one interpret what they see before them?

There is only one way to logically navigate this action -- and that is to wait for the price action to shift.

When a good excuse for selling makes headlines, the indexes pull back, but the buyers can hardly wait to jump in, showing a lack of fear or worry.

The market impact of the virus for U.S. investors has been seen in more pronounced fashion in Treasury markets.

The China coronavirus, extended technical conditions and a 'sell the news' reaction to earnings are giving the bears ammunition.

Think about where Amazon went from $76. That's where one of these favorites could go.

What does Tesla do? It's an electronic delivery vehicle. Right now others have cars that are electrified but they are not electronic delivery companies like Tesla is. That's right, it is not a car.

Try not to become too caught up in timing the indices and focus more on managing individual positions.

In the last two days, the resilience in the market has been narrowing, not expanding, and that makes it hard to love.

Coronavirus scare in Asia is causing pressure, but U.S. markets refuse to embrace negativity.

Almost 200 companies are slated to report quarterly results, including 43 S&P 500 constituents.

The most important thing to keep in mind is that the odds that the market reverses and goes straight down from here are very low.

TSMC issued a strong Q1 sales outlook amid heavy demand for its most advanced manufacturing processes. And it shared a capex budget that has given a boost to chip equipment stocks.

There are gains on real news like Morgan Stanley's, and the other rotten-tomato variety. I don't want recommendations based on intellectual vacations.

MagnaChip Semiconductor and Ichor Holdings have joined the ranks of industry firms to announce that their Q4 sales were better than previously expected.

Capex trends, chip demand and IT spending commentary are among the things to watch as dozens of tech companies report this earnings season.

Chip suppliers and others are benefiting as smartphone camera counts rise and camera penetration rates grow in other markets.

Intel CPU shortages and the end of a business PC upgrade cycle are both likely to weigh on near-term PC demand.