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May 21, 2025

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The Biggest Beneficiaries of the Saudi Tech Deal by Ian Cooper

Time Horizons and Trading Styles by Oliver Velez

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The Biggest Beneficiaries of the Saudi Tech Deal
by Ian Cooper

Earlier this week, President Trump secured $600 billion in commitments from Saudi Arabia.

Among the deals, some of the biggest tech companies in the U.S. announced massive chip deals with Saudi Arabia’s AI startup, Humain.

“Humain, a subsidiary of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, aims to establish the Saudi Arabia as an international AI powerhouse by combining state-of-the-art infrastructure, advanced AI models, digital platforms, and human capital development,” as reported by GlobalData. “The company plans to build AI factories with a projected capacity of up to 500MW, powered by several hundred thousand of Nvidia's most advanced GPUs.”

Nvidia (NVDA), for example, will sell about 18,000 of its new “Blackwell” chips to Humain. Advanced Micro Devices formed a $10 billon deal with Humain, as well.

While Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices have been exploding higher on the news, we can gain even more exposure to AI chips with related ETFs.

Look at the iShares Future AI & Tech ETF (ARTY), for example.

With an expense ratio of 0.47%, the ARTY ETF offers exposure to AI innovators, which includes the full chain of companies at the forefront of AI innovation in areas including generative AI, AI data & infrastructure, AI software, and AI services.

Some of its 50 holdings include Vertiv Holdings, Broadcom, Arista Networks, Nvidia, Advanced Micro Devices, Super Micro Computer, and Palantir Technologies to name a few.

Even better, for exposure to all of these names, it’ll cost you less than $37 a share.

Time Horizons and Trading Styles
by Oliver Velez

The Long Term Timeframe

The long term timeframe consist of yearly and monthly charts. A yearly chart is a chart where every bar represents one year of trading. The yearly chart is used primarily for cyclical analysis and sometimes for long-term trading. On the monthly chart every bar represents one month of trading, or approximately twenty trading days. As a swing trader you will review the monthly charts of all stocks in your universe at least once a month. The monthly chart is an excellent chart for longer-term trading, and the swing trader may use monthly charts to help find longer-term trends.

On these charts, the vertical dotted lines represent the years, and the scale along the bottom lets you know that every bar represents one month.

The Intermediate Timeframe

The next timeframe is the intermediate term timeframe, which consists of weekly and daily charts. The weekly chart is the key chart used by longer-term traders and will be the source of 85% of their plays. On the weekly chart every bar represents one week or five days worth of trading.

The Daily Timeframe

The daily chart is the home for the swing trader. Eighty-five percent of the swing trader’s trades will originate from the daily chart. Every night the swing trader will review his or her universe of stocks through the eyes of the daily chart.

First Things First

We’re still in a News Driven Market! Sometimes you have an idea where the News will come from. Without any Major Government Reports on the Economic Calendar this upcoming week, this might be the Week where the News catches everyone off guard. This could be a “Breaking News” week. Or not?

Earnings Season has just a handful of stocks left to share their First Quarter Results. I don’t think any of these can move the Market as a whole, but they might be worth looking at on an individual basis.

Tuesday, May 20

Before the Open: Home Depot (HD)

Wednesday, May 21

Before the Open: Baidu (BIDU), Target (TGT)

There’s a lot of FOMC Members giving speeches this upcoming week. Will any of them say anything worthwhile?

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