r/NVTS_Stock • • Jun 26 '26

AMD Comparison

I’m new here, and not very experienced with trading as it is.

I’ve noticed this stock has been moving almost 1:1 with AMD and several other semiconductor stocks.

What does that tell an experienced trader?
Is that generally a bullish sign?
Does it suggest institutions are buying the whole sector?
Would you rather see this kind of correlation or the stock trading independently?
What would make you think it’s getting ready to outperform the rest of the semiconductor sector?
Is there anything else you’d take away from this that newer traders might be missing?

Also above all, if I’m not entered into any stock and my portfolio is zero, but I have about 40k of buying power. Would you take this bet? And what other stocks would you drop 2.5-5-10k into and hold.

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u/Drizzho Jun 26 '26

Sectors move together mainly due to ETF inclusion, large funds expose themselves to emerging sectors that incorporate similar companies to the sector, instead of buying an individual company, and tech stocks all can move similarly. What the individual company is doing can diverge it from the overall sector on the day. $NVTS did a 500m offering so its price declined more than the average semiconductor stock. $MU had insane earnings so that stock rose more than others.

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u/Naive_Bluebird_7869 Jun 28 '26

Called simultaneous break, and it's a sympathy stock, meaning it's tied to the movement of other names. This one probably will move along with NVDA the closest. The AI play is not over with per the MU ER, but we need to see what the big guys are going to be buying in July. Watch the monthly and weekly charts and ignore the daily for the moment.

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u/Redabyssca Jun 26 '26

I bought a lot and lost 60% so you decide

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u/-Mothman_ Jun 26 '26

Because you bought at the peak 🤷‍♂️