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Reddit by GlitteringMine7494 January 24, 2026

Intel stock crashes ~17% in a single session

Intel (INTC) shares plunged roughly 17%, marking one of the company's steepest single-day drops in years. This sell-off came despite Intel beating Q4 2025 earnings expectations. The real problem? A weak outlook for Q1 2026 that badly missed Wall Street's expectations: • Revenue guidance came in below analyst estimates • …

sell Score: -1.00 View Prediction
Reddit by 3D-spaghetti-monster January 24, 2026

Micron Up 77% in 5 Weeks. Can it hit $600 per share??

Micron has catapulted 77% since its December 17th blowout earnings report and last traded just under $400 as of market close today. Anyone want to guess how soon it'll hit $600? It doesn't really seem like a matter of if anymore, but when.

target $600.00 Score: 0.41 View Prediction
Reddit by QuantumQuicksilver January 24, 2026

Intel shares plunge 17% on weak Q1 guidance - worst day since 2020

Intel stock dropped 17% today after issuing Q1 guidance well below analyst expectations: \- Q1 revenue guidance: $11.7B-$12.7B (vs $12.51B expected) \- Earnings expected to break even (vs 5 cents per share expected) This is Intel's worst single-day drop in years as the company continues struggling against AMD and NVIDIA …

Reddit by kabirsbhutani January 23, 2026

META earnings have quietly been trending up, how much does earnings momentum still matter at this size?

I’ve been digging a bit more into META recently and something stood out when I looked at earnings over the last several quarters. Actual EPS has consistently come in above expectations, and forward estimates haven’t rolled over going into the next report (Jan 28). At META’s scale, that kind of …

buy Score: 0.88 View Prediction
Reddit by Sweet-Brush2951 January 23, 2026

Marvell technology

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/marvell-stock-slips-why-celestial-175647659.html Marvell (MRVL) dropped \~3–4% recently after headlines about the FTC issuing an “early termination notice” related to its Celestial AI acquisition. What is this early termination notice? How likely is the MRVL–Celestial AI acquisition to go through? Risk vs reward thoughts?

Reddit by vagobond45 January 23, 2026

In last 6 Months; Silver up by 220% and USD down by 15%

Trust in both US government and US currency is at its lowest in a long time. US Stock market still lurches forward with extreme volatility, but explosive demand to precious metals coupled with investor exodus from both US currency and government bonds is a very troubling sign for me. Why …

Reddit by Girldad_4 January 23, 2026

How do you like this portfolio, ranked from highest percentage of account to lowest.

I just started investing in October (outside my 401k, 529 college accounts, company stock etc) and these are the companies I have bought so far. Ranked from highest % of account to lowest. Any feedback? Other stocks I should look at to balance things out? Up almost 10% so far. …

Reddit by Bigstonkspender January 23, 2026

Bullcase for metals in 2026 (my picks

Why Copper? Think of Copper like the pipes that carry water, but for electricity. ! It takes a long time to dig new copper out of the ground, and right now, everyone wants it at the same time. Why Silver?" Silver is like the superhero of metals. (And we just …

Reddit by Itchy-Criticism9208 January 23, 2026

DD on a very solid company $TALK

I have the 4/17 $4 calls and shares Talkspace Inc. (NASDAQ: TALK) is a virtual behavioral health company that connects users with licensed therapists and psychiatrists through its digital platform, offering text, audio, and video sessions. The company has successfully pivoted from a direct-to-consumer model to a payer-centric strategy, which …

strong buy Score: 1.00 View Prediction
Reddit by CupHead11011 January 23, 2026

Is there an etf that tracks the largest 500 or so companies in the vxus. Basically like an S&P 500 but for the international market.

I saw some ETFs that are a little more concentrated but they usually split up the international markets as either emerging or developed. I'm basically trying to find the top 500 non-us companies from all around the world or it doesn't have to be 500 but just so it's not …