Intel Corporation (INTC)

Let's look at Nvidia, Microsoft and the FAANG names to see what's really possible.

Let's check in on the INTC charts at an important juncture.

I find this action most likely to be less than sustainable, without provoking an algorithmic counter. In other words, don't just be nimble, but tread softly.

MU doesn't expect to be able to meet industry demand for either Dram or NAND memory through calendar year 2021.

It might be too difficult for Jay Powell NOT to raise rates now that the Great Reopening is upon us.

I haven't made any move here as the stock hovers around $77. There's no reason to force anything in the current market environment.

The chip giant is clearly thinking big under new CEO Pat Gelsinger. But a turnaround will take time to pull off.

Let's hope for Intel's sake that CEO Pat Gelsinger has a successful homecoming.

This week's big energy story? A giant container ship is stuck in the Suez Canal and could be stuck there for days.

COVID numbers stopped improving a while ago, even with ever-improving rates of vaccination. Just what is going on here?

Should the Nasdaq create a new low for the week at any point from here... we will have to admit to being in correction.

Smaller to mid-cap names have fared somewhat better than large cap tech, but make no mistake... there is a circle of life/death here.

When any resemblance of fear or risk management returns, we'll likely have a sharp, but buyable dip in quality names.

We can do it because it's just so good for so many people, states, companies, and the U.S.

It's been an entertaining drama, but also a major distraction for the broader market.

Comments about how unsustainable the current market action is are hitting all-time highs, but strong, speculative trading is winning out for now.

Competition from AMD and ARM CPU developers looks set to take a toll over the next two years. But Intel could be in better shape in 2023 if its new CEO is ready to make some tough choices.

When the chipmaker turns lower you need to get out the way.

There is too much action under the surface to characterize this market by looking simply at the major indices.

Bears may fuss over the routine consolidation combined with rotational action, but here's how I look at the moves.

This action indicates that the institutional and big money is afraid of missing out.

No news can explain the action -- whether the bears believe it or not.

Professional investors may bemoan the aggressive trading of cheaper stocks, but it is where the action is right now.

These names are displaying technical deterioration.

While expected demand from clients such as Apple and AMD is also probably motivating TSMC to invest more, the size of its 2021 capex budget suggests other factors are also at play.

Here's how to play Advanced Micro Devices.

We are going to live again. You will dance in the aisle at some concert whose performer I have never heard of, and you will cheer for your favorite team in person again.