Semiconductors Are Approaching Their Most Important Zone
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- 01 Nov 2026, 22:00 UTC
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- 02 Nov 2026, 01:47 UTC
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The analysis focuses on the semiconductor sector, with specific attention to SMH, INTC, MU, ON, and AMD. The overall market structure for these stocks is exhibiting a shift from a potential distribution phase to a potential accumulation or reversal phase. The speaker highlights that SMH needs to hold above $500 and reclaim $535 to maintain a bullish short-term outlook. INTC, MU, and ON are identified as potential buy zones, with targets around $55, $85, and $80 respectively, while AMD is seen as the strongest setup, currently in a buy zone between $470 and $440, looking for a higher low. Price action across these names indicates a potential bottoming process within institutional buy zones, with the expectation of a new bullish cycle if support levels are maintained. The speaker expresses caution on short-term trades due to the current market structure but remains optimistic about long-term prospects if key support levels hold.
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