Advanced Micro Devices Could Gain Another 17% Within Hours: Chart

It's time to check out the charts... The rally in Nvidia (NVDA) began in April last year and the stock has gone on to a 386% gain since then, but there's another stock in the graphics and artificial intelligence semiconductor space that has done even better. Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is up 408% in the last 16 months and is retesting its all-time highs as the company is set to report earnings after the close of trading Tuesday. The price action on the daily chart and the technical indications suggest a potential 17% move higher from its current level. Looking to make a move on Nvidia? Jim Cramer shares when the stock is a buy: The $15.00 area has supplied resistance for the last six months

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  Expect some sideways price action after the quant upgrade of American Movil S.A. (AMX)

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  Chip stocks are cool again, but reality is here

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GM to Consider Axing Six Models to Combat Slumping Sales, Avoid Plant Layoffs

United Auto Workers President Dennis Williams said the union is working with General Motors (GM) to avoid layoffs as U.S. auto sales slump, AutoBlog reported. GM is considering producing more trucks and SUVs while killing off six slow-selling models produced at underused car plants such as Hamtramck in Michigan and Lordstown in Ohio. It's unclear if the plants will start producing newer, more popular models. Watch: Are you driving one of GM's most popular crossovers? GM has cut shifts at several of its U.S. plants as inventories of small and midsized cars grow. If GM stopped producing the six models under consideration, it wouldn't happen until 2020. The models at risk are the Chevrolet Volt,

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  GM Considers Chopping Chevy Volt, 5 Other Vehicles From Lineup

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  GM may discontinue six sedans from Cadillac, Buick, Chevy

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BANK OF AMERICA: The US dollar is overvalued, and there are 'substantial risks' from here

"Both remain our baseline assumptions, although with substantial risks, particularly on the chances for tax reform," he added. "We have not given up yet on US tax reform and infrastructure spending," Vamvakidis said.