ALERT: Trump To Pardon US Soldier Arrested For A $400,000 Bet?!?
In a Nutshell
Trump analyzes Intel's post-earnings surge to nearly $400B market cap despite negative P/E and overvaluation, warns of a potential crash, and notes NASDAQ's V-reversal amid Strait of Hormuz closure risks. He calls out hypocrisy in a US soldier's arrest for $400K insider trading profit on Maduro's capture—urging Trump pardon—while politicians like Congress and Trump family profit massively from conflicts. Critiques government bailing out Spirit Airlines, rampant tech layoffs despite market highs, and Friday trading opportunities.
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Tomorrow is Friday, the Strait of Hormuz will be officially closed on Friday but open again on Monday right before markets open. Trump's attacks are probably here. Intel reported earnings after markets closed and beat expectations on earnings per share. Market expectation was 2 cents per share, actual was 29 cents, a huge surprise though still terrible. Revenue beat by 9.4%. The outlook presented for investors was key.
Intel is incredibly overvalued since Trump administration took a 10% stake, propping it up. On daily chart, Intel struggled, consolidating between $17 and $30 per share, then broke out after the stake, increasing over 173% with higher highs and higher lows. The administration owns 10%, likely to continue skyrocketing if you believe in it. Still overbought, not recommending short yet. Fair value based on analysts offers 40-45% downside. Makes $26 million net income yearly before 22% after-hours push. Market cap was $335 billion before close, now nearly $400 billion. P/E ratio negative 1,255x. Produces revenue but little profit. Speculative companies can sustain elevated levels, but be careful at these levels. Speculative stocks crash hardest if uncertainty hits. History shows stocks with sharp increases unsupported by fundamentals sink when reality sets in. Great story and attention now, makes sense as a long trade, no reversal confirmation yet despite overbought signals. Watch tomorrow's price action for support break and potential short.
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