Tech Stocks Update: AMD, NVDA, AAPL & More | Plus New Forecasts to Monitor

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Today I’m checking in on several big tech stocks — not an earnings preview, but a look at new forecasts to monitor. These aren’t guarantees, but they give useful context for what may unfold in the next few weeks.


🔍 Highlights

1️⃣ Advanced Micro Devices (AMD): Rebounding after a pullback and now climbing higher. If price moves above the October 29 high, there’s a forecast targeting 342.50 by December 30. Momentum is improving, but I’m watching resistance from that same October 29 candle.

2️⃣ Nvidia (NVDA): Makes up about 7.6% of the S&P 500 by weight. If price holds above the November 7 low, a short-term move toward 214.43 by November 19 remains in play.

3️⃣ Apple (AAPL): Reached 274.14 two days early against a prior 277.29 forecast. Now consolidating, with a new projection for 288.66 by November 18.

4️⃣ Amazon (AMZN): Gapped higher after earnings and is holding above the October 30 low. Watching how it behaves around the rising window pattern for signs of recovery.

5️⃣ Alphabet (GOOGL): Consolidating after its earnings pop. The brief weakness looked like profit-taking, consistent with the RSI Power Zones showing momentum slowing — more of a time pause than a reversal.

6️⃣ Tesla (TSLA): In a possible time pause. A drop below the October 10 low could open the door toward the 350.00 area, but staying above the October 9 low would keep the path open toward the December 18, 2024 high.


These forecasts highlight where key tech names may be heading — and why timing, momentum, and price structure matter more than predictions alone.

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~Hima

One response to “Tech Stocks Update: AMD, NVDA, AAPL & More | Plus New Forecasts to Monitor”

  1. Kate Lopez Avatar

    This is great information. Thanks!

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