Buy
14
Hold
4
Sell
5
Watch
10
Gareth identifies a major zone around $170, about $10 below pre-market levels, as a buy zone.
Short at bounce to 50% Fibonacci retrace after fluff-driven rally pulled back to 61.8%.
Host says stock was euphoric, Jensen pump created bag holders, needed to come back to reality
Down 7%, but no strong opinion.
Marvell is mentioned as up ~4.4% on Micron's earnings news. No specific analysis provided.
Semi stock that's extended. Could technically buy in consolidation but risk is too high (~17.5% to stop). Better to wait for a proper setup.
The analyst runs a detailed DCF analysis and concludes that even with optimistic assumptions (12-16% revenue growth, 15-25% profit margins, P/E of 13-23), the stock at ~$300/share yields negative returns. The analyst explicitly states 'it's a pass for me' at current prices. While the AI infrastructure thesis is compelling and financials are strong, the current valuation already prices in significant future growth. The analyst acknowledges the bull case is real but the price paid matters.
Ross states the semiconductor sector is topping and advises selling chip stocks. Marvell is specifically named as one of the stocks seeing major volatility and topping signals.
Cited as an example of semiconductor weakness — fell 18.5% from open to intraday low. Part of the broader semiconductor topping thesis.
Jensen Huang said Marvell will be the next trillion-dollar company. It was at $190B market cap when mentioned, implying 400%+ upside. The hosts like the company, noting it's underrated compared to peers on PE ratio and price-to-sales. It was also added to the S&P 500.









