$ORCL Shakes Out Retail While $AMD and $INTC Test Key Levels

Several AI stocks are approaching critical technical levels at the same time.

Some are entering historical discount zones. Others are testing major support or heading into key catalysts like earnings.

While each chart tells a different story, they all share one thing in common: the next move could be decisive.

Here's why $NBIS, $AMD, $INTC, and $ORCL are among the most important AI stocks to watch this week.

1. $NEBIUS(NBIS)$

$NBIS is back into the short‑term discount zone heading into earnings this week.

Bull cycle is still in play, and historically about 65% of the time price bounces from this level and the cycle continues.

I am not personally trading this, but a lot of you asked about it over the weekend, so here is the context.

2. $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$

$AMD is down 24% since the bull trap.

We are coming up on key support.

If this level breaks, I expect the gap toward $350 to fill within a couple of trading days.

3. $Intel(INTC)$

$INTC is down 42% from the highs.

We are approaching our discount zone between 75 and 65.

Big players are flushing out retail here.

The real question is whether they start buying again once they’ve tagged everyone out.

4. $Oracle(ORCL)$

Every last retail $ORCL bull has now exited

Time for the big boys to send it 🚀

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