Chip stocks continue to surge. Here's how to buy into the trend for less
Chip stocks are experiencing significant growth, with options markets indicating a potential 13.5% move by the end of the week. The forward price-to-earnings ratio for MRVL has reached a 10-year high of approximately 45x, coinciding with strong revenue and earnings growth expectations. Investors are advised to seek opportunities to buy into this trend at more favorable prices if the stock experiences a pullback.
- ▪The options market is pricing a ~13.5% move by the end of the week.
- ▪MRVL's forward P/E has climbed to approximately 45x, a 10-year high.
- ▪There are aggressive revenue and earnings growth expectations for MRVL.
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*The options market is pricing an ~13.5% move by the end of the week, far larger than the decade-long average earnings swing of 8.5%."Admittedly, the more recent 8-quarter average of ~11.75% is closer to what the straddle currently prices, so yes, MRVL has shown it can deliver outsized moves. But stacking a near-20% rally on top of an already extended chart? That's a much harder ask.Meanwhile, the forward P/E has climbed to approximately 45x — a 10-year high for this name. And critically, it's arriving alongside the most aggressive revenue and earnings growth expectations we've seen over that same period. The setup demands execution.
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