The picks and shovels of artificial intelligence all look perky this morning as we continue to see risk appetite build after Davos.
Oracle looks like it’s going to jump based on premarket trading during the session on Thursday. All things being equal, I think short-term pullbacks offer buying opportunities with the 50-day EMA above at the $207.35 level as a potential barrier. If we break down from here, the $160 level would be an area that I think a lot of people would be paying close attention to.
All things being equal, this is a market that I think continues to be very choppy, but I do think that we are going to try to drive back towards the highs, as this is a great way of playing the AI sector without some of the extraordinarily overbought names.
Micron looks like it is going to continue to launch as its high-bandwidth memory is a huge part of data centers. Therefore, it’s worth noting that AI chips cannot function without it and it is just launching. I think there’s nothing on this chart that suggests that you should be shorting.
The $350 level is probably the absolute floor at the moment, and really, at this point in time, I’d be surprised to see it pull back. Ultimately, I think we are going to break the $400 level in the next couple of days, if not here on Thursday.
Finally, here at Broadcom, you can see that we’ve seen quite a bit of support at $320. It looks like we are going to jump higher. The $320 level is an area of significant support with the 200-day EMA sitting underneath it. If we can turn around and break above the 50-day EMA, then it’s possible that we could go looking to the $415 level.
I do think we eventually get there, but if we were to break down below the 200-day EMA, then it would kick off some type of complex head and shoulders. I don’t really have that as a likely scenario, but it is something worth watching. I remain bullish overall and think that all three of these stocks should perform fairly well.
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