AST SpaceMobile shares fell 9% on elevated volume, reflecting concerns about its satellite broadband timeline and massive cash burn. With a P/S over 400x, analysts are wary of sustainability.
Adobe's 7.9% drop on heavy volume pushed the stock 50% below its 52-week high, as investors grapple with AI disruption fears and a decelerating top line. The company's 89% gross margins and $9B free cash flow offer a cushion, but the chart screams bearish.
Rigetti is up 6% on heavy volume, but the 200-day MA hasn't moved. The CHIPS Act letter is real cash — the chart says wait.
Nokia shares rose 5% on volume near average, but the stock's doubled off its lows and forward earnings better reflect a turnaround already priced in.
Intel jumped 9.27% on heavy volume after Bank of America issued a rare double upgrade to Buy, citing AI inference demand and foundry momentum. Technicals confirm a bullish reversal.
Oracle beat Q4 estimates but announced a $40B fundraising plan including a $20B stock offering, sending shares down 8.53% on double volume. Cloud revenue surged 47% to $9.91B but dilution fears overwhelm the narrative.
Tesla shares fell 3.8% as a brutal combination of compressed margins, a 59-vehicle robotaxi fleet, and a trailing P/E of 344x pushed the stock below all major moving averages. Analysts say there's more downside ahead.
Intel surges 13% premarket after Google orders 3 million AI chips for 2028 production, signaling a major inflection in its foundry business.
Keel Infrastructure Corp. fell 3.1% on heavy volume Tuesday, extending a sector-wide selloff. The crypto infrastructure play closed a $458M convertible note deal just days earlier, but underlying margins are deeply negative and revenue continues to shrink.
Micron dropped 4.7% amid a broad semiconductor selloff, but with revenue up 196% and a forward P/E of just 8x, the pullback may be overdone. High debt and cyclical risk remain.
