Even if there is to be a recession there should be no fears of bankruptcy as their debt to asset ratio is only 19% and their growth has been spectacular.

$RIVN $RIDE $NKLA BEST PRICE TO BOOK RATIO IN THE SECTOR

$QCOM massive undervalued p/e ratio of 10 compared to $AMD 80 and $NVDA 120 😱

Ratio is very bullish.

put/call ratio spiked yesterday to highest since December 2018 … now in the vicinity of spikes in March 2020, August 2015, and early/late 2007🚨 Everyone buying protection at the same time 🤔 $NVDA $AMD $SPY $SPX $ARKK

$AMD great debt to equity ratio.

They like .3, .6 and 1.2 overshoots (Fibonacci ratios, again).

$AMD low p/e ratio, gonna buy some for long term.

PE ratio is relatively high as well.

It gets better, we first crossed the 61EMA at 68, which is the other boundary for range where reversals happen (they tend to happen between the 61.8 and the 68 ratio).

Growth is still relatively strong (even with the headwinds), the pe ratio is approaching acceptable levels, and the company is highly diversified.

INTC Debt to equity ratio of 0.35 Compared to $NVDA Debt to equity ratio of 0.4591 and $AMD Debt to equity ratio of 0.05, which is excellent In summary, the whole chip sector has good finances.

$NIO also nice to know we are trading at price to sales of the covid crash low, now I guess they are trying to bring it all the way down to flipping bankruptcy P/S ratio. .

What a golden opportunity, trading at 3x cheaper than $TSLA (market cap to sales ratio) last time I checked

USA and Singapore got a decent ratio, which is why I’m super bullish on Singapore right now, since their GDP been constantly rising, and I think will continue to rise for the next 20 years.

risk/reward ratio is in your favour.