Shorting may seem easy

That gravitational pull for the prices of semiconductor and memory securities remains omnipresent, but the current (interim) decline should pause quite soon.

In Intel’s case, $68.30 could be seen quickly in the coming week or so (from its current $81.88), but the main damage of the first wave’s decline has been seen.

New “shorter’s” entering at current prices may be hurt on a bounce.

At that stage, you can queue up those ‘buying the dip’.

While, I still think Intel’s will eventually trade down to the $44 mark.

It’s going to be a cruel summer for some.

July 30, 2026

rob@karriasset.com.au