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The gap is enormous and
widening.AMD wins on virtually every
profitability metric. The only thing keeping
INTCahead is legacy
revenue scale — and AMD is erasing that fast.
Debt is the elephant in the room.INTC carries
$45B in debtvs. AMD's
$3.2B— that's 14x more. With negative FCF most
quarters, Intel has almost no room to invest aggressively while
servicing that debt load.
AMD's FCF is clean and positive($2.5B in Q1 2026
alone) — it can fund growth, buybacks, and R&D without stress.
INTC burned $4.1B in the same quarter.
INTC's gross margin volatility(swinging from 15%
to 39%) reflects the brutal economics of running your own fabs.
Until the foundry business matures, this will remain a drag.
The analyst hold consensus on INTC is generous,
honestly. The fundamentals relative to AMD suggest the market
should be much more skeptical about Intel's recovery
timeline.
Posted by johnny2012 on 6th of Jun 2026 at 02:26 pm
Agree, but NVDA is chipping away at intel's chip business now
with the arm chips for laptops. INTC needs to get its chip fab
business up to par with tsmc because they are getting crushed by
competition in chips. At least they could start building chips for
USA companies to gain some of that market share.
Posted by mastermind on 6th of Jun 2026 at 11:55 am
Away for the day on a getaway with my wife, so missed most of
the carnage. I’ve never seem so many double digit percentage losers
in a day. Quite the grenade that Anthropic threw into anything AI
related.
Drop in fuel prices:
The Bottom
Line:Don't let the drop in crude prices fool you. The global
economy is absorbing the shock of this war in cumulative waves.
First came the initial oil panic; now comes the structural squeeze
of expensive shipping, inflated diesel costs, and rising food
prices. It’s a quiet economic drain that will persist long after
the current military exchanges slow down.
A-Eye discussion on this "Friday Bottom" and ideas to look at
futures Sunday night, I will almost for sure take 1 or 2 ES long,
likely September if volume is similar to June.
2 BPT systems did go long.
"Fridays are never bottoms"
That's one of those trader
sayings that is true often enough to be dangerous.
What is actually true:
Institutions hate
carrying risk over weekends.
So if there is fear:
Longs liquidate Friday.
Stops get hit Friday.
Margin calls hit Friday.
That can create some
spectacular Friday flushes.
Counterpoint:
Some major lows have occurred
on Fridays because everybody wanted out before the weekend.
The real question is whether
Friday's move was:
Initiation
selling(new sellers entering)
Exhaustion
selling(last sellers leaving)
Those are very different.
Looking at your chart
What catches my eye:
RSI
around 22 on the 1-hour.
Large downside impulse.
Break of the blue trendline.
Strong rejection from your supply zone.
Price approaching the lower channel support area around
7360–7380.
This is exactly the kind of
setup where the trade feels terrible.
You've said before that many
of your best futures trades were the ones that felt physically
uncomfortable to enter.
The danger is that
uncomfortable trades and bad trades can look identical at the
moment of entry.
The distinction is whether
you're entering at:
A
statistically significant support area,
After evidence of seller exhaustion,
With
defined risk.
What I'd watch Sunday night
Bullish signs:
Gap
down that cannot continue lower.
Large volume at new lows.
Quick recovery back above 7480–7500.
Failure of bears to hold fresh lows.
Bearish signs:
Open Sunday and immediately trade below Friday's low.
No
bounce.
Acceptance under the blue trendline.
Strong volume accompanying further downside.
The market often gives a clue
in the first few hours after the Sunday open whether Friday was a
washout or merely the first leg of something larger.
Posted by timebandit on 6th of Jun 2026 at 07:16 am
Same. Arrived there a little differently. One key for me
(perhaps) was that I left the computer for a good chunk of the
trading day. Someone will post something here or on X and I will
let it influence my decision making. Or a vicious bounce will
disrupt my conviction. I checked the market occasionally while
attending to other business. Came back around 3:15. Went flat
(closed puts) after the bounce from position closing came back
down,
Curious, do wash sale rules affect index options? Primary
reason I opened IB account was to trade futures which are
completely protected from wash sale, and even gets some tax
advantage of shifting part of the short term profits into long term
tax rates which are lower.
Hi guys, I'm at this water park drying off for a second sitting
at a place to dry off checking on the market which obviously
melting down, remember before I left I said the market was in a
state to have a pretty good correction with that vix sell signal
and the divergences,
The exhaustion short system at this moment is looking to close
out today, one hell of a short. The open spy long from the QE 3.2
is very close to exiting
...Around 7320-7370 on the chart below. Demand zone as well as
rising support. A logical place for a bounce. Then again, a very
impulsive decline today. Greater than my impulsive chocolate buying
at the Grocery Store. Will be interesting to see what happens
in the zone I mark
Posted by johnny2012 on 5th of Jun 2026 at 03:29 pm
Mrvl looks decent like a big flag right in here you could buy
with a tight stop. But watch how the close goes. If we sell off
hard into the close I don't wanna buy anything lol.
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Matt, could I request a chart of CRCL ? the usd stable coin provider. looking for an entry. thank you
Posted by quartermaster on 6th of Jun 2026 at 04:46 pm
BITO monthly
Posted by holmes on 6th of Jun 2026 at 03:09 pm
look out below
SOXL 3 min AH
Posted by holmes on 6th of Jun 2026 at 03:00 pm
3 min psar buy signal resulted in $9 bump in 20 min. Didn't take the trade b\c wasn't paying attention. Will track AH more closely now
AMD vs INTC The gap is
Posted by EdZ on 6th of Jun 2026 at 01:40 pm
AMD vs INTC
Agree, but NVDA is chipping
Posted by johnny2012 on 6th of Jun 2026 at 02:26 pm
Agree, but NVDA is chipping away at intel's chip business now with the arm chips for laptops. INTC needs to get its chip fab business up to par with tsmc because they are getting crushed by competition in chips. At least they could start building chips for USA companies to gain some of that market share.
And I guess I should
Posted by mastermind on 6th of Jun 2026 at 11:55 am
And I guess I should say congrats to the SOXL shorters.
Away for the day on
Posted by mastermind on 6th of Jun 2026 at 11:55 am
Away for the day on a getaway with my wife, so missed most of the carnage. I’ve never seem so many double digit percentage losers in a day. Quite the grenade that Anthropic threw into anything AI related.
Drop in fuel prices: The
Posted by EdZ on 6th of Jun 2026 at 11:01 am
Drop in fuel prices: The Bottom Line:Don't let the drop in crude prices fool you. The global economy is absorbing the shock of this war in cumulative waves. First came the initial oil panic; now comes the structural squeeze of expensive shipping, inflated diesel costs, and rising food prices. It’s a quiet economic drain that will persist long after the current military exchanges slow down.
Oil chart on Hyperliquid this
Posted by timebandit on 7th of Jun 2026 at 11:52 am
Oil chart on Hyperliquid this weekend looks pretty bullish
Bitcoin
Posted by EdZ on 6th of Jun 2026 at 10:48 am
Bitcoin
$BPGDM - plunged to 7,
Posted by timebandit on 6th of Jun 2026 at 08:12 am
$BPGDM - plunged to 7, potential MACD divergence if/when it bottoms. $USD is above the upper band
A-Eye discussion on this "Friday
Posted by steveo on 5th of Jun 2026 at 06:59 pm
A-Eye discussion on this "Friday Bottom" and ideas to look at futures Sunday night, I will almost for sure take 1 or 2 ES long, likely September if volume is similar to June.
2 BPT systems did go long.
"Fridays are never bottoms"
That's one of those trader sayings that is true often enough to be dangerous.
What is actually true:
Institutions hate carrying risk over weekends.
So if there is fear:
That can create some spectacular Friday flushes.
Counterpoint:
Some major lows have occurred on Fridays because everybody wanted out before the weekend.
The real question is whether Friday's move was:
Those are very different.
Looking at your chart
What catches my eye:
This is exactly the kind of setup where the trade feels terrible.
You've said before that many of your best futures trades were the ones that felt physically uncomfortable to enter.
The danger is that uncomfortable trades and bad trades can look identical at the moment of entry.
The distinction is whether you're entering at:
What I'd watch Sunday night
Bullish signs:
Bearish signs:
The market often gives a clue in the first few hours after the Sunday open whether Friday was a washout or merely the first leg of something larger.
SHORT
Posted by retirefire on 5th of Jun 2026 at 05:33 pm
Thank you!
These didn't trigger until a
Posted by James_Roe on 5th of Jun 2026 at 04:51 pm
These didn't trigger until a forced data refresh, apologies for the delay in getting you this info.
There is a new 1st Long entry into a SPY Momentum Trade, as well as a 1st Long entry into a @MES long trend trade.
The @MES Exhaust Short trade
Posted by James_Roe on 5th of Jun 2026 at 04:10 pm
The @MES Exhaust Short trade is now closed.
What a beauty!
Posted by timebandit on 5th of Jun 2026 at 04:39 pm
What a beauty!
I rode that /ES down hard, my best 2 day win in history, total dollars, I didnt take the 1st short, took the 2nd, and then took another short on the next day bounce back. Whew.
Posted by steveo on 5th of Jun 2026 at 06:42 pm
Same. Arrived there a little
Posted by timebandit on 6th of Jun 2026 at 07:16 am
Same. Arrived there a little differently. One key for me (perhaps) was that I left the computer for a good chunk of the trading day. Someone will post something here or on X and I will let it influence my decision making. Or a vicious bounce will disrupt my conviction. I checked the market occasionally while attending to other business. Came back around 3:15. Went flat (closed puts) after the bounce from position closing came back down,
Curious, do wash sale rules
Posted by steveo on 6th of Jun 2026 at 04:18 pm
Curious, do wash sale rules affect index options? Primary reason I opened IB account was to trade futures which are completely protected from wash sale, and even gets some tax advantage of shifting part of the short term profits into long term tax rates which are lower.
GOLD Commercials
Posted by rbreese on 5th of Jun 2026 at 03:36 pm
Big change this week as they reduced longs by 19200 contracts and increased shorts by 627 contracts. Silver commercials changes were modest amounts.
DXYZ has options now.
Posted by breakout on 5th of Jun 2026 at 03:35 pm
Mean reversion systems
Posted by matt on 5th of Jun 2026 at 02:56 pm
Hi guys, I'm at this water park drying off for a second sitting at a place to dry off checking on the market which obviously melting down, remember before I left I said the market was in a state to have a pretty good correction with that vix sell signal and the divergences,
The exhaustion short system at this moment is looking to close out today, one hell of a short. The open spy long from the QE 3.2 is very close to exiting
Thanks, and I guess you
Posted by srusso1 on 5th of Jun 2026 at 03:37 pm
Thanks, and I guess you are taking over for Steve when he would go on Vacations markets most likely to go down .
Matt
Posted by sabinemarc on 5th of Jun 2026 at 03:27 pm
Matt, enjoy your holidays although we really miss you!
Matt going on vacation is
Posted by pmahoney on 5th of Jun 2026 at 04:10 pm
Matt going on vacation is like when Steve went away. Good to see the tread continue!
HA!
Posted by pep8261 on 6th of Jun 2026 at 09:31 pm
I was thinking the same thing!
For sure
Posted by morton7 on 5th of Jun 2026 at 09:42 pm
For sure
Support
Posted by vimal on 5th of Jun 2026 at 02:50 pm
...Around 7320-7370 on the chart below. Demand zone as well as rising support. A logical place for a bounce. Then again, a very impulsive decline today. Greater than my impulsive chocolate buying at the Grocery Store. Will be interesting to see what happens in the zone I mark
UUP - breakout.
Posted by EdZ on 5th of Jun 2026 at 02:45 pm
UUP - breakout.
SOXL UPDATE Second target hit and
Posted by johnny2012 on 5th of Jun 2026 at 02:40 pm
SOXL UPDATE
Second target hit and gap fill!
Update 3rd target hit after
Posted by johnny2012 on 5th of Jun 2026 at 04:23 pm
Update 3rd target hit after hours on the NOSE. 176
SOXL
Posted by rbreese on 5th of Jun 2026 at 03:25 pm
Bet you have had a real busy day as I and many others have had. How about a general thought on MRVL if time permits.?
Mrvl looks decent like a
Posted by johnny2012 on 5th of Jun 2026 at 03:29 pm
Mrvl looks decent like a big flag right in here you could buy with a tight stop. But watch how the close goes. If we sell off hard into the close I don't wanna buy anything lol.
Possible double bottom on corn.
Posted by EdZ on 5th of Jun 2026 at 02:24 pm
Possible double bottom on corn.