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June 22, 2022

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Five Top Tech Stocks to Consider by Ian Cooper

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Five Top Tech Stocks to Consider
by Ian Cooper

One of the best ways to make money is by trading fear.

In fact, we’re seeing plenty of that in the tech sector these days, which is creating impressive opportunities. Here are five to consider.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)

One of the best tech stocks to consider is Advanced Micro Devices.

The tech company recently blew earnings out of the water.

EPS came in at an adjusted $1.11, as compared to estimates for 91 cents – a year over year jump of 117%. Revenue was up 71% to $5.89 billion, which was also above expectations for $5.52 billion. As for the current quarter, AMD said it expects $6.5 billion in sales, which is also above expectations for $6.38 billion.

“Although the PC market is experiencing some softness coming off multiple quarters of near-record unit shipments, our focus remains on the premium, gaming and commercial portions of the market where we see strong growth opportunities and expect to continue gaining overall client revenue share,” AMD CEO Lisa Su said, as quoted by CNBC, adding that AMD believes that it has gained market share in PC chips for eight straight quarters.

Roblox Corp. (RBLX)

By now, you’ve heard of the metaverse.

Or, the combination of multiple elements of technology, including virtual reality, augmented reality and video where users ‘live’ within a digital, says USA Today.

Collars
by Stephen Bigalow

The collar is a three-part strategy. It includes 100 shares of stock, one out-of-the-money long put and one out-of-the-money short call. This “hedge wrapper” accomplishes the elimination of market risk below the put’s strike, while limiting profits above the call’s strike. Since the two strikes are often quite close together (often the closest strikes out-of-the-money based on current price of the stock), what are the benefits of the collar?

First, it is most valuable when the basis of stock is much lower than the current price per share. In this situation, exercise of the short call generates the sale of stock at its strike, which will end up in a capital gain. If the stock price declines below the long put, you can exercise the put and sell stock at the put’s strike; or you can offset losses in the stock by selling the put at appreciated premium value.

First Things First

Next year Juneteenth will actually fall on a Monday. In 2024 it will fall on a Wednesday. I don’t like taking Wednesdays off. Much rather it be on a Monday.

Besides this new holiday, there’s not much else on the Calendar for the upcoming week. Earnings Season won’t start again until mid-July. This upcoming week is sandwiched between last week’s FOMC Meeting and June’s Non-Farm Payroll Report (NFP) taking place in early July.

The Federal Reserve convincingly let the market know that they were fighting inflation by raising short-term interest rates 75 basis points (3/4%) instead of the much anticipated 50 basis points (1/2%).

The market initially reacted positively. Until traders had a chance to realize what that meant. The market ended the week lower than it had traded on any day in 2022 and on any day in 2021.

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