The SpaceX mega-IPO swallowed the room, peace talks tanked oil, and AMD quietly surged while we nervously stare at Micron to save the rest of our semiconductor trade
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Morning brief: Peace talks sank oil, bond yields finally backed off, and we're riding a massive semiconductor rally while Jensen casually crowns Marvell the next trillion-dollar giant
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A proposed US-Iran peace deal crushed oil prices and relieved rate pressure, sending tech futures soaring alongside hype for SpaceX's record $1.77 trillion IPO.
Micron spiked 11% after Wolfe Research hiked its target to $1,250, citing 2026 AI memory supply being completely sold out under long-term contracts.
Marvell surged 11% ahead of its S&P 500 inclusion, amplified by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dubbing it the next trillion-dollar infrastructure giant.
AMD jumped 8% after Citi upgraded the chipmaker to Buy, catching a massive semiconductor relief rally sparked by plummeting Treasury yields overnight.
Watch Micron's June 24 earnings closely; their forward guidance on 2027 AI memory pricing will dictate if this aggressive semiconductor breakout holds.
Posture: Aggressive. Despite a Fear index of 31, plummeting Treasury yields and the semiconductor relief rally offer a prime buying window for AI winners.
Tickers in focus: MRVL, MU, SMH
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Evening brief: The SpaceX mega-IPO swallowed the room, peace talks tanked oil, and AMD quietly surged while we nervously stare at Micron to save the rest of our semiconductor trade
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SpaceX's $1.77 trillion mega-IPO electrified the market today, keeping risk appetite high while hopes of an Iran peace deal crushed oil prices.
AMD surged 4.7% after a Citi upgrade and $575 target, driven by expectations of massive custom MI1450 GPU orders from Meta Platforms.
IREN spiked 5.4% after securing $3.65 billion in GPU financing to fuel its rapid pivot toward a massive Microsoft AI cloud contract.
Micron slipped 1.4% as traders locked in profits ahead of earnings, taking a breather while the historic SpaceX debut absorbed tech sector liquidity.
Watch Micron's June 24 print closely; with current sentiment steeped in fear, a massive beat could violently reignite semiconductor momentum.
Posture: Opportunistic accumulation. Fear sentiment at 34 offers a contrarian buying window, especially with high risk appetite fueled by tech and AI.
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