Quick reminder on semiconductor stocks:
I keep seeing people lose objectivity when their favorite chip name moves against them — or when a competitor rallies.
Let's separate two things:
1. Stock performance
2. Engineering merit
A company isn't trash because the chart looks ugly. And a technology isn't worthless just because it's hard or the odds look long. That work still matters for progress.
The only thing that actually deserves to be called garbage? Letting emotion cloud your judgment on what's a trade and what's a long-term bet.
Stay sharp. Trade the tape. Respect the engineering.
I keep seeing people lose objectivity when their favorite chip name moves against them — or when a competitor rallies.
Let's separate two things:
1. Stock performance
2. Engineering merit
A company isn't trash because the chart looks ugly. And a technology isn't worthless just because it's hard or the odds look long. That work still matters for progress.
The only thing that actually deserves to be called garbage? Letting emotion cloud your judgment on what's a trade and what's a long-term bet.
Stay sharp. Trade the tape. Respect the engineering.