How will U.S. stocks move this week? Nvidia forms a double top, AMD’s rebound fails—don’t rush to buy the dip! 1. Micron $MU No matter how strong the recent rebound appeared, it doesn’t mean the bottom has arrived. A break below the prior low after just two days of gains signals that selling pressure hasn’t ended. Storage stocks are now catching up on declines—don’t rush to buy short-term; wait for signs of stabilization. 2. AMD $AMD After hitting a new high, it quickly broke below its prior support level—a classic sign of a strong stock weakening. No matter how compelling the AI narrative, if the price action deteriorates, respect the trend. If it fails to reclaim key moving averages soon, further downside remains likely. 3. Nvidia $NVDA Under pressure from the broader semiconductor sector, Nvidia can’t escape the downdraft. When capital begins exiting the AI supply chain, even market leaders face selling pressure. Watch closely whether it can hold key support and whether any rebound shows sustainability. 4. Dell $DELL After a steady climb to new highs, its rapid pullback signals that institutional investors are exiting. Even strong demand for AI servers doesn’t guarantee perpetual price gains. If it fails to reclaim critical levels, further downside should be anticipated. 5. SanDisk $SNDK Oversold rebounds can be profitable, but a single-day bounce doesn’t signal a trend reversal. While we expected storage stocks to rebound after steep declines, weakness returned the next day—indicating no sustained buying interest. Short-term traders may attempt rebounds, but always set stop-losses in advance. 6. Lumentum $LITE Some optical communications stocks previously surged and hit new highs, but now show double tops and sharp pullbacks. Even high-growth sectors experience multiple compression; once capital flows reverse, prices can fall faster than expected. Focus on whether support holds and volume returns to drive strength. 7. Okta $OKTA Previously resilient, Okta suddenly weakened sharply on Friday, failing even to hold its former support level. When a sector turns bearish, individual stocks often follow with swift corrections. 8. Snowflake $SNOW The cloud computing sector is under heavy selling pressure, with Snowflake performing particularly poorly on Friday. If software stocks continue to lag the broader market, it suggests institutions are no longer willing to pay premium valuations for high growth. Watch for signs of stabilization first—don’t assume a big drop equals a buying opportunity. 9. Twilio $TWLO Friday’s sharp decline reflects expanding selling pressure within software stocks. Once market sentiment shifts from chasing growth to avoiding risk, higher-valued tech stocks are especially vulnerable. Don’t focus solely on fundamentals—wait for clear price stabilization. 10. CoreWeave $CRWV Even robust demand for AI compute cannot guarantee continuous stock price gains for infrastructure providers. The market is now reevaluating high capital expenditures, funding needs, and future profitability. When prices persistently weaken, investors should be alert to downward revisions in valuation expectations. 11. Nebius $NBIS AI compute概念股 are facing significant selling pressure, and Nebius is no exception. The larger the prior rally, the sharper the correction when sentiment reverses. Don’t fixate solely on AI demand growth—watch for signs of capital returning. 12. IREN $IREN Bitcoin mining and AI data center stocks are under broad pressure; IREN faces risks of capital outflows. These stocks are influenced not only by AI expectations but also by Bitcoin prices, financing costs, and capital spending. Even if the long-term thesis remains intact, continued sector weakness may drive further price declines. 13. Bloom Energy $BE Energy stocks are attracting increased investor attention, with companies like Bloom Energy seeing buying interest. But note: capital flowing into the energy sector doesn’t mean every energy stock will rise—evaluate each based on individual trend strength and buying volume. 14. Energy ETF $XLE In stark contrast to weak semiconductor and software stocks, the energy sector has shown strong performance over both the past month and quarter. Capital is voting with real money. Monitor whether this trend continues—but don’t chase prices simply because they’ve risen in the past without clear entry signals. 15. Palantir $PLTR Palantir formed a double top after a rally and has since pulled back significantly, but its trend isn’t yet fully broken—it remains above the rising 50-day moving average. Key focus: whether it holds this average and forms higher lows. 16. Healthcare ETF $XLV Has shown clear strength—even reaching new highs. Capital is rotating from volatile growth stocks toward more defensive sectors. If this trend persists, healthcare stocks may continue to outperform the Nasdaq. 17. Eli Lilly $LLY Eli Lilly has formed a multi-month consolidation range; its current price action is worth watching. The broader strength in healthcare provides a supportive backdrop. If price breaks out of this range with strong volume and sector confirmation, a new trend may emerge. 18. Merck $MRK Merck’s consolidation pattern remains healthy. If healthcare continues attracting capital, well-positioned, stable stocks like Merck could see opportunities. Focus on breakout signals—not merely buying because a stock looks “cheap.” If even the strongest stocks are now falling—would you still dare to add more?