There is nothing more important than risk analysis in a tech stock. I've had huge wins and devastating losses the past 25 five years in large cap tech. The first thing I do is push the near-term noise aside and pull up a 20 year stock chart. That is about as clear a picture as you ever get as far as what happens when things go really bad, whether company related, or just a bad bear market. I currently fail to see QCOM as riskier than some of these way over-priced darlings of 2019. Of course QCOM can go down some from here. It's not risk free.
Pull up a long chart on QCOM and then convince me it is more risky than the market's long-term darlings. MSFT, INTC, AMD, NVDIA, CSCO, IBM and the list goes on.
This isn't meant to be overly aggressive Roadmap. I appreciate your recent frequent participation on the forum. Full disclosure, while I love to buy and hold for decades, that mostly hasn't worked out so well in tech. I would enter QCOM as a longish swing-trade, and hope they prove me wrong so I can find a reason to hold at least half of the position long-term.
Pull up a long chart on QCOM and then convince me it is more risky than the market's long-term darlings. MSFT, INTC, AMD, NVDIA, CSCO, IBM and the list goes on.
This isn't meant to be overly aggressive Roadmap. I appreciate your recent frequent participation on the forum. Full disclosure, while I love to buy and hold for decades, that mostly hasn't worked out so well in tech. I would enter QCOM as a longish swing-trade, and hope they prove me wrong so I can find a reason to hold at least half of the position long-term.