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Uploaded: 2026-07-09T04:17:17.000Z
Duration: 7 min 6 s
Channel: Ricky Gutierrez

Ricky GutierrezJuly 9, 20267m

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Trump's Recent Comments on Iran Deal0:00 Semiconductor Stocks and Market Oversold Debate1:01 NASDAQ Market Analysis on Daily Chart2:00 Fed Minutes and Interest Rate Concerns3:31 Lessons from Overbought Markets and Crypto4:30 Semiconductor Stock Valuations and Caution5:31

In a Nutshell

Trump warns that Iran tensions could spike oil prices and force the Fed to raise rates, which would pressure markets already showing overbought conditions on the daily chart. Semiconductor names like Micron and SanDisk are technically oversold after 25-35% drops, but a NASDAQ support break could trigger another leg lower because these stocks dominate the index. The key takeaway is to size positions conservatively and avoid chasing dips until the broader market confirms whether support holds or breaks.

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A little update for you guys. What's going on, guys? It's Ricky with Tech Solutions. Happy Wednesday. I know it's a little bit of a later video, but we do have a recent update from Trump. If you have not been paying attention to Trump's latest comment, he is saying that Iran has called and they are desperate to make a deal with the US. Feel free to look it up. Yes, he said it again. As soon as he said it, NASDAQ futures began to go back into the green. You just can't make it up.

He has been on camera point blank stating that anytime that there was any sign of a possible peace deal, markets would rock it. And if they were attacking, but they kind of just threw it under the rug, markets didn't really sell off. He's doing the same BS over and over again. And it's crazy that what is it 12 13 weeks now since he started doing this that the markets still react in the same way. Absolutely crazy.

Ignoring everything, right? And I think you know two things can be true at the same time where you know a lot of people are pointing the finger at some of these semiconductor stocks and I've you know openly talked about it as well like hey they have taken a pretty decent hit. SanDisk, Micron, you know, Marvel are down 25 to 35% in a short period of time to some degree. So, they're like, "Hey, markets are oversold enough that they can begin to recover." Are they right?

Individual stocks could be possibly oversold technically, but then SanDisk recovered 6% today. Yeah, it's down 2% during extended hours because obviously it doesn't belong back up there, but it's already trying to recover. Yet, the news is still negative, right? SanDisk might be technically oversold, but the NASDAQ isn't.

If you look at the NASDAQ market, especially on the larger time frames on the day chart, you could see that I mean, it's testing its support range on the day chart, but if it breaks the support, the last thing it is is oversold. It has huge pullback potential. So when I say that there could be two things right at the same time is that yeah technically speaking it could look like SanDisk is quite oversold. Hey it looks like a decent dip buy opportunity. Again if you believe that markets are only going to recover then that's kind of where I would say it would make sense that you would expect SanDisk to recover as well.

But when it comes down to seeing that overall markets have gapped up, they're still very overbought and there's huge downside, right? Exhibit A. If we zoom out and look at this on the day chart, huge pullback potential. What do you think is going to happen to Micron, to Intel, to SanDisk? Yeah, they're down 35%. That's not important, right? They don't make up most of NASDAQ and the S&P 500. If NASDAQ truly begins to sell off and actually break that support, not saying that it has to, but with the FOMC Fed minutes report that we got an update on today, did you guys read it? I would encourage you to ask whatever AI software you like talking to and ask, "Hey, what did we learn from the Fed minutes today?"

They're open to the idea of raising interest rates. That's not bullish. Why is Trump so eager to possibly hint on, hey, we're still open to making a deal. Iran is still interested in making a deal because of oil prices and if it's officially announced, this is what we're looking out for, that Iran announces the closure of the straight of her, oil prices will only rocket back up higher. Markets should therefore drop. But even if they don't drop, because Trump sends out a tweet to try to manipulate the markets, what he can't manipulate is oil prices. And if oil prices continue to trade higher, inflation will continue to come and be reported higher. At that point, the Federal Reserve will have no other option than to actually raise interest rates, and that is not bullish.

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