People are discussing Target in the context of day trading strategies, risk management and indicators. There is a focus on using TSI (True Strength Index) and volume indicators to predict market trends, as well as the use of stop loss orders for risk management. The conversation also revolves around personal experiences with trading, including challenges like 'revenge trading' and 'chasing setups'.

People are discussing Intel's recent $2 billion investment agreement with SoftBank Group, which has sparked optimism among investors. There's also a discussion about the complex and expensive nature of semiconductor manufacturing, highlighting Intel's technical prowess in this field. Furthermore, there is speculation about potential government intervention to maintain Intel's strong position in the global chipmaking industry.

People are discussing the recent performance of Palo Alto Networks (PANW) and its impact on their investments. There's a mix of optimism and pessimism, with some traders expressing excitement over PANW's earnings beat while others show concern about potential losses from puts. The conversation also revolves around speculation on PANW's future price movement, with a few suggesting that it might reach $200 by the end of the week.

People are discussing the performance of Opendoor (OPEN) on the stock market. Many users express excitement over recent gains, with some speculating that it could continue to rise and encouraging others to buy. However, there is also caution among some participants about potential volatility and risk associated with investing in OPEN.

People are discussing Comcast's struggle with losing customers in its primary business of providing internet access to American households. The company has reported record losses of broadband subscribers for three consecutive quarters, totaling over half a million accounts, following the end of pandemic-related federal subsidies and increased competition from telecom companies like T-Mobile US Inc. In response, Comcast is implementing new strategies such as introducing new pricing plans, promoting wireless phone service offerings, and restructuring management at the broadband division.

People are discussing ASML's recent performance, with some pointing out that it has underperformed compared to the overall semiconductor sector and QQQ. They also highlight its position in value portfolios and its significance in the global tech industry due to its dominance in chip lithography. Some users argue that despite a recent downturn, ASML is still a good long-term investment given its wide-moat monopoly status.

People are discussing Novo Nordisk's recent developments and predictions for the company's future. The conversation revolves around its promising biotech advancements, including an oral drug for diabetes and a partnership on an obesity drug that could yield up to $1B in milestone payments. They also discuss the FDA approval of Wegovy® for treating noncirrhotic metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH) in adults, which has led to a significant increase in stock value.

People are discussing Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway acquiring a new stake in UnitedHealth Group, which has caused a surge in the company's stock price after hours. The move was unexpected and has been met with positivity by investors who have held onto their UNH stocks despite recent challenges. There is also speculation about whether this investment indicates an upcoming recovery for the healthcare firm.

People are discussing the recent financial performance of Applied Materials (AMAT) and their predictions for its future. The company beat Q3 earnings estimates, with an adjusted EPS of $2.48 against the estimated $2.36, and net sales of $7.30B beating the estimate of $7.21B. However, a weak Q4 guidance led to a drop in stock price, sparking debates on Reddit about put options and calls related to AMAT's stocks.