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TSMC TSM Stock: $520 Bull Case vs $224 Bear Case

TSMC did not sell off because the quarter was bad. It sold off because the quarter was too good in the wrong line item. On July 16, 2026 Taiwan Semiconductor reported record net income of NT$706.56 billion, up 77.4% year on year and its fifth consecutive record quarter, on revenue of NT$1.27 trillion ($40.20 billion,

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Gold Rebounds from Key Support: Target Set at 4200.00, 20…

Gold can be expected to rise to the next resistance level 4200.00 (which stopped the previous impulse wave i). Gold reversed from support area Likely to rise to resistance level 4200.00 Gold recently reversed up from the support area located between the long-term support level 3950.00 (which has been reversing the price from last November,

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Global FX Market Summary: Middle East Conflict, UK…

Middle East tensions spike oil prices, the UK transitions to Prime Minister Andy Burnham, and central banks navigate shifting inflation. Escalating US-Iran Conflict and Tightening Energy Markets The global economic landscape finds itself increasingly cornered by escalating military hostilities between the United States and Iran, creating severe disruptions that ripple far beyond the immediate Middle

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Micron MU Stock: $1,486 Bull Case vs $740 Bear Case

The consensus view is that Micron (MU) has become expensive after its run. The tape says the opposite. At $984.75, against full-year fiscal 2026 earnings guidance of $72.75 per share, Micron trades at roughly 13.5 times forward earnings — a lower multiple than the broad market — while 45 analysts carry strong-buy ratings and an

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Nvidia NVDA Stock: $302 Bull Case vs $152 Bear Case

The standard bear argument on Nvidia (NVDA) is that growth must decelerate from here. The reported numbers say deceleration has not started. In fiscal Q1 2027, reported in late May 2026, Nvidia posted $81.6 billion in revenue, up 85% year over year, with data centre revenue of $75.2 billion, up 92% (CNBC). Annualise that single

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Bitmine BMNR Stock: $25 Bull Case vs $11 Bear Case

The standard framing of BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) is that it is a leveraged bet on Ethereum. That description is incomplete in a way that matters for anyone actually pricing the stock. At roughly $15.69, BMNR carries a market capitalisation near $12.46 billion against total crypto, cash and strategic holdings of $11.3 billion — while

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Marvell MRVL Stock: $385 Bull Case vs $110 Bear Case

Most Marvell Technology (MRVL) coverage frames the debate as a question about AI demand. The analyst distribution says the real disagreement is about something else entirely. At $188.68 as of July 17, 2026, MRVL carries a consensus target of $252.56 across 43 analysts — but the range behind that average runs from a low of

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Markets are trying to define direction after weak inflation…

The week of July 14–18 was notable due a first disinflationary CPI print for the long time. Kevin Warsh’s first congressional testimony, big-bank earnings, a soft PPI report, and a record TSMC quarter that failed to revive the semiconductor rally. The dynamics of a stock market in general was mixed with some names showing a

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SpaceX stock: $800 bull vs $115 bear after Starship abort

The comforting story about SpaceX stock is that Thursday’s aborted Starship launch was just an engineering hiccup and the dip is a buying opportunity. Both halves might be true, but the framing misses what actually changed: for the first time in SpaceX’s history, a routine test-flight abort — the kind that happened repeatedly before the

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Strength for the pound as sentiment on new government…

Andy Burnham’s government-in-waiting seems more likely to promote continuity while recent British data has been moderately good overall. The pound has gained significantly against most other major currencies in recent days as current Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood emerged as the frontrunner for next Chancellor and monthly GDP returned to growth. However, British inflation seems likely

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