Tech giants dump $2.3T on AI fears but Wall Street unanimously upgrades chipmake
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Thesis
The 'Magnificent 7' tech giants have shed $2.3 trillion in value amid severe jitters about unchecked AI spending. Yet, chip stocks just wrapped up their best quarter ever, showing that the AI hardware demand is very real. The disconnect is highlighted by Wall Street unanimously upgrading Micron to a 'Strong Buy' right as the broader market panics over AI costs. When the companies building the infrastructure (chipmakers) get upgraded while the companies buying the infrastructure (software giants) get punished, it presents a classic opportunity to buy the physical backbone at a temporary discount.
Strategy approach
Build a rule-based strategy that enters long MU on D1 when the stock experiences a 3%+ pullback over 3 days while the broader semiconductor ETF (SMH) remains in an uptrend above its 50-day moving average. Exit if MU closes below its 200-day moving average, or target a 10% rebound from the entry point.
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