ARM
Arm Holdings plc
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People are mostly retarded here so its knowledge on deaf ears. Anyone with a brain who has watched the past 2 years of earnings knows its a pure prem burner in either direction. Gone are the days of +20% rippers. You gotta look to AMD, ARM, AVGO, possibly INTC, etc for chip earning rippers.

Attending 1 year out, I got 5.875% 0% down no PMI 7 yr ARM

I exited at 320$ before the Q1 print as i considered it a risk event. From semis I'm currently long NVDA, Samsung electronics, TSM, ARM, AIXA, STM and UMC

How is it that the one and only semiconductor stock I own is AVGO?
I was tricked by their financials, should have chosen some overpriced POS like ARM apparently

5.875%, 5% down, 7/6 ARM

People are mostly retarded here so its knowledge on deaf ears. Anyone with a brain who has watched the past 2 years of earnings knows its a pure prem burner in either direction. Gone are the days of +20% rippers. You gotta look to AMD, ARM, AVGO, possibly INTC, etc for chip earning rippers.

Attending 1 year out, I got 5.875% 0% down no PMI 7 yr ARM

I exited at 320$ before the Q1 print as i considered it a risk event. From semis I'm currently long NVDA, Samsung electronics, TSM, ARM, AIXA, STM and UMC

How is it that the one and only semiconductor stock I own is AVGO?
I was tricked by their financials, should have chosen some overpriced POS like ARM apparently

5.875%, 5% down, 7/6 ARM

5.25% for a 5 yr ARM with 7.5% down

A -50% loss takes a 100% gain to recover. ARM itself still trades around 102–107× forward earnings after the decline. Exit. Take the loss.

Jumbo loan, 20% down, 10/6 ARM, no points, 6.125%. In escrow.

6.1% on a 5 Year ARM. Florida. When I was looking into physician loans I was getting 7.65%.

I've been remoting into my desktop PC with my Windows ARM to use TOS. Would love to try this. If you can clarify how to do step 7, that would be great. That's the part I don't understand. Thanks.

Fifth third, 700k, 7/6 ARM, 6.27% APR, Midwest

$ARM about to hit it's 300D moving average and I don't think it's stopping

Depends on your avarage.
ARM will absolutely go up, that's a given, but might take time if the USA escalates the offense on Iran, otherwise I expect ARM to go up by at least 10% within the next two weeks.
What's your avarage?

They released an ARM based Macbook that generationally changed the computing landscape, instantly made most competitors obsolete for casual computing, and provided benefits previously thought to not be possible in those new Macbook. You could go from having a heavier, somewhat recent at the time Macbook Pro, to a Macbook Air that was multiples cheaper with immense benefits on top. No fan, No noise, somehow usually cool as a cucumber, typically just as fast or faster than previous Macbook Pros, and not just cheaper but released an exceptionally reasonable price, especially for Apple. The M Series Macbook Pros, post touchbar, actually feel like what a Macbook should feel like, in terms of it being the 'Professional' version, for once.
Also, for the first time in literal computing history, there was a cheap, powerful mobile solution for the masses that was exceptionally high quality and felt good to use; the difference in quality is hard to overstate (trackpad, keyboard, chasiss, insane durability).
Competitors are still struggling to catch up in 2026, this is something that has been said by representatives in those companies themselves.

Side note also, but people don't know about the vast array of failed launches or projects done under Jobs management, and they especially don't contrast it to Tim Cook. He might've inherited a well oiled system, but that doesn't give him less credit for being stellar in his position.

What happened to ARM? I’m down 20% since last week!