Sosnoff warns AMD among crowded chip leaders to extend pullback, eyes oversold thresholds
Nov 2, 2026, 9:26 AM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The author argues that a persistent narrow leadership group (AMD, NVDA, MU) could amplify drawdowns if these names break further, with a potential extended pullback until 25%-35% declines occur. Given Intel’s oversold setup and a choppy earnings week, near-term risk to AMD remains skewed to the downside until a clear oversold signal appears or earnings justify a stronger repricing.
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Tom Sosnoff argues the market's leadership is narrow, with AMD among the top chip names driving gains. He says the pullback could extend until those leaders fall 25-35% from recent highs, signaling oversold conditions may be needed for a meaningful bottom. AMD's earnings, due after Tuesday's close, could set near-term direction amid a choppy week.
Sosnoff says the crowded chip rally may extend as leaders pull back.
AMD, NVDA, MU drive market; 25-35% drop needed for oversold.
AMD earnings due after Tuesday’s close; market likely choppy this week.
Intel seen oversold; others may follow with further downside in near term.
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