Alibaba (BABA) Stock Technical Analysis May 4, 2015

The following is Alibaba (BABA) Technical analysis for May 4, 2015

Alibaba (BABA)  Resistance, pivot & Support Levels - 5/4/2015
 
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Alibaba (BABA) is up on friday, expect the stock to be volatile. Share is recent low break $80 area  which is very barish. Share of Alibaba (BABA) hit a new low last week after more profit taking hit the stock. Every one said Alibaba (BABA) is a strong sell into any rally as shares are expensive. However, a break above $80 would be bullish for a trade. So wait and see mode now. I think short term support $75 to $80 may be support and resistance could be $85-$90.

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Stock Alerts -BRCM, STM, ADI, IDTI, SNDK, MU land Apple Watch design wins- 5/3/15

BRCM, STM, ADI, IDTI, SNDK, MU land Apple Watch design wins

• iPhone/iPad combo chip supplier Broadcom (NASDAQ:BRCM) is providing a Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/NFC/FM radio combo chip for the Apple Watch (NASDAQ:AAPL), according to an ABI Research teardown of the Watch's S1 chip module. As expected, NXP supplies a complementary NFC controller.
• The teardown also uncovered a 6-axis STMicroelectronics (NYSE:STM) motion sensor (accelerometer/gyproscope). There has been some debate about whether InvenSense (NYSE:INVN) will be a motion sensor supplier for the Watch, as it is for the iPhone 6.
• Analog Devices (NASDAQ:ADI) supplies a touch controller IC. Barclays reported in March ADI had scored multiple design wins to enable Apple's Force Touch pressure-based response feature (supported by the Watch) on future iPhones/iPads.
• IDT (NASDAQ:IDTI) supplies a wireless charging IC. The design win comes after Samsung opted to use a Texas Instruments charging IC within the Galaxy S6; IDC supplies a chip for the S6's charging pad. Dialog Semi (OTC:DLGNF) provides a power management chip.
• SanDisk/Toshiba (NASDAQ:SNDK) supply an 8GB NAND flash chip, and Micron/Elpida (NASDAQ:MU) a 4Gb (512MB) SRAM chip. SRAM typically carries higher ASPs than DRAM for a given amount of capacity (it's also faster).
• In the near-term (and perhaps longer), Watch volumes will likely amount to a small fraction of iPhone volumes - whereas Apple sold 192.7M iPhones in 2014, IDC forecasts 15.9M 2015 Watch shipments, and more bullish estimates are still generally in the ~20M range. However, strong growth is expected over the next several years, and the first-gen Watch serves as a valuable reference win when competing for other smartwatch/wearable designs.

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