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Here are the stocks making the biggest market moves midday.

This is what could happen next to AMD shares.

Stocks fall after the Fed decision on July 31.

The production cut by the world's biggest memory-chip maker is likely to buoy pricing for U.S. rivals such as Micron and Western Digital.

Recession fears, alongside a pointed warnings on social media ad spending, send stocks lower Friday.

Stock futures steady amid renewed recession risk; Snap shares plunge after ad sector warning; Twitter shares lower with Q2 earnings in focus; Mattel shares dip after solid Q2 profits, price hikes and Seagate warning hits memory chip makers.

The risk of a war between China and Taiwan threatens U.S. stocks much more than the war in Ukraine, BofA said.

Slowing growth and surging inflation may not spark a 70s-style bout of global stagflation, but dimming prospects for the U.S. economy weighed on stocks Wednesday.

"We are actively engaging in a broad range of strategic and financial alternatives ... including Elliott’s offer to invest incremental equity capital in our Flash Business," said CEO David Goeckeler.

Stock futures lower as stagflation worries mount; Novavax surges as FDA panel recommends Covid vaccine; Western Digital leaps after board agrees to consider flash memory sale; Credit Suisse slumps after third straight profit warning and Denver Broncos sold to Walmart heir for record $4.65 billion

"We believe a full separation of the Flash business can allow both HDD and Flash to be more successful and unlock significant value," said Elliott Associates.

Jim Cramer says investors need tried-and-proven stocks that work for the long haul.

Wolfe Research anticipates the yield curve will steepen for weeks and has created a list of stocks that could thrive as a result.

For the current quarter, Western predicted adjusted profit of $1.95 to $2.25 a share, compared to analysts' forecast of $2.67.

Semiconductors are doing better than many expect, according to a bullish Goldman Sachs note Friday.

Government officials could support a merger between Western Digital and memory chip maker Kioxia, Reuters reported Friday, provided tech secrets remain in Japan.

Stock futures are mostly lower with investors hoping a Fed symposium sheds some light on the central bank's plans for tapering stimulus; Dell and Peloton report earnings; Salesforce and Snowflake boost guidance.

Merger talks between Western Digital and Kioxia are heating up, according to a media report Wednesday.

The hard disk drive business reaches a structural inflection, yielding more stable supply/demand dynamics, UBS said.

These names are displaying bearish tendencies based on their technical patterns.

More than any other sector, trading or investing in chip stocks is perilous, while offering potential for huge gains. However, there's a way to manage risk while staying invested.

This sell-side analyst for KeyBanc has a thing or two to say about top tech stocks — and so do I. Here's how it all matches up with my trading strategy.

After reporting its third quarter financial results, elite memory chip maker Micron could be at the perfect entry point for traders.

Generative AI applications are placing increased and accelerated demand on memory chip capacities.

The fallout will spread far and wide if U.S. politicians continue to attack this incredibly popular app.

The market should prepare itself for what Powell will say following the conclusion of next week's monetary policy meeting.

Tesla's problem last night was in the outlook and in the delivery. Musk seemed downbeat, repeatedly stressing the difficult path ahead.

Macro Attack: There will be a lot to look at this week. Heck, it's July Jobs Week.

The big news is the Dow finally cracked. But the action underneath -- and bonds -- are more interesting.

I still like energy, but most of the charts are at or near resistance -- so let's look at gasoline, natural gas and more.

Thursday might be the day, but keep watch on the Volatility Index; Wall Street could get bumpy. Also, let's check Western Digital, Coinbase and more.

Plus, semiconductor stocks of various stripes had a decent day Monday despite Taiwan Semiconductor's awful March.

This is the kind of day where even seasoned traders can make careless mistakes.

It becomes more difficult to doubt this rally by the day. Still, I remember very tough Februarys that have followed strong Januarys.

The across-the-board selling happening with chip stocks is creating buying opportunities.

Here's why the outlook is still bearish for this data-tech name.

We'll be focused in particular on the underemployment numbers.

TSM had a strong quarter and offered an outlook that included above consensus sales, but warned mildly on capital expenditures.

The retail goliath has more plans for its brick-and-mortar operations.

The retailer is making a swift change to a previously lenient policy.

Netflix announces major price hikes in its membership tiers and its shares skyrocket.