AMD Hits $1 Trillion, Muse Spooks Subscription Stocks: This Week on Wall Street
AMD crossed $1 trillion and Meta's Muse rattled subscription stocks. Meanwhile, Treasury yields hit 2007 highs.
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Micron stock has cleared a crucial resistance level as traders focus on its upcoming earnings, with the average estimate being a 352% revenue surge.
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AMD crossed $1 trillion and Meta's Muse rattled subscription stocks. Meanwhile, Treasury yields hit 2007 highs.
The article warns that the S&P 500 is vulnerable to a crash due to mounting risks including surging oil prices from Middle East geopolitical conflict, rising inflation, Federal Reserve interest rate hikes, and potential slowdown in AI development. The author cites the S&P 500's elevated valuation (second-highest in history) and recommends following Warren Buffett's time-tested advice: view downturns as buying opportunities, focus on long-term fundamentals, and avoid panic selling.
Micron stock trading around $1,086 could theoretically reach $2,000 if the company sustains current extraordinary earnings levels through AI-driven demand and long-term customer agreements. However, investors should be cautious as the memory industry is cyclical, and competitors like CXMT are gaining market share, which could lead to margin compression and peak-cycle earnings.
Nvidia is positioned as a strong investment opportunity for both AI and quantum computing exposure. Rather than developing its own quantum processor, Nvidia is supporting the quantum computing industry through products like NVQLink and CUDA-Q software, which integrate quantum computers with traditional computing networks. With expected 70% revenue growth in the upcoming fiscal year and a forward P/E ratio of 24.4x, Nvidia offers investors access to AI infrastructure spending while maintaining upside potential from emerging quantum computing technology.
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