AI Infrastructure Scan

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AI Infrastructure Scan

raw scan snapshot — prices as of scan date, not live 23 rows · screens, not recommendations

Small, concentrated list, same bifurcation as the broad AI tape: the silicon/foundry/EDA layer holds (ASML RSI 57 +43% vs SMA200, TSM 53 +29% vs SMA200, MRVL 56.5 +140% vs SMA200, ARM 52.2 +107% vs SMA200 — all strong-up, golden cross), while the application/platform layer broke (PLTR RSI 27, collapse, -48% from high, deep below SMA200; P RSI 45.4, strong-down). The hyperscaler/GPU anchors are in pullback-not-break territory — NVDA RSI 39.1 (golden cross, +2.3% vs SMA200) and AMZN RSI 34.4 (golden cross, only -2% vs SMA200) are the oversold-QUALITY dip candidates. The hardware foundation of the AI build-out is intact; the speculative software end is where the damage is.

Latest bar Thursday 2026-06-25 (all names fresh). Same-day pre-close = intraday snapshot.

Quick Snapshot

Signal Reading
Overall 🟡 Foundry/EDA/silicon layer (ASML/TSM/MRVL/ARM) in strong uptrends; GPU + cloud anchors (NVDA/AMZN) in oversold-quality pullbacks; only PLTR + P are structurally broken
Key insight The infrastructure stack held while the software layer broke — ASML/TSM/MRVL/ARM all strong-up above SMA200; NVDA (RSI 39.1) and AMZN (RSI 34.4) are oversold-QUALITY (golden cross, near/above SMA200), the dip-into-strength names. PLTR (RSI 27) is the lone collapse

Price Table

Stock Price RSI Trend 7D% 30D% 3M% vs SMA20 vs SMA200 52wkHi% Tag
TAC $13.81 57.5 up +0.07% -2.20% +6.72% +2.2% +1.4% -22.76% NEUTRAL
ASML $1840.33 57.0 strong-up -8.88% +12.76% +38.73% +3.7% +43.1% -6.06% CONFIRMED-BREAKOUT
MRVL $281.40 56.5 strong-up -12.60% +35.12% +188.23% +2.3% +139.6% -14.70% CONFIRMED-BREAKOUT
TSM $434.99 53.0 strong-up -1.98% +5.74% +33.70% +0.4% +28.8% -8.77% CONFIRMED-BREAKOUT
ARM $356.70 52.2 strong-up -18.71% +11.05% +130.43% -5.0% +106.7% -21.20% NEUTRAL
P $71.60 45.4 strong-down +0.30% -18.96% +15.41% -4.1% -5.5% -28.82% BROKEN/AVOID
NVDA $194.70 39.1 weak-down -4.80% -9.28% +13.83% -6.7% +2.3% -17.71% OVERSOLD-QUALITY
AMZN $228.15 34.4 down -2.11% -14.00% +9.93% -7.3% -2.0% -18.10% OVERSOLD-QUALITY
PLTR $106.96 27.0 strong-down -10.62% -21.70% -27.51% -20.0% -32.8% -48.46% BROKEN/AVOID

Tier Analysis

Silicon / Foundry / EDA — strong-up, intact: ASML (RSI 57, +43% vs SMA200, +38.7% 3M), TSM (53, +29% vs SMA200, golden cross), MRVL (56.5, +140% vs SMA200, +188% 3M), ARM (52.2, +107% vs SMA200, +130% 3M). All golden cross, all above SMA200 — the equipment/foundry/IP backbone of the AI build is in confirmed uptrends. MRVL -12.6% 7D and ARM -18.7% 7D are sharp short-term pullbacks within huge 3M runs (flags, not breaks); ARM dipped just below SMA20 (-5%), worth watching for a reclaim.

GPU + Cloud anchors — oversold-QUALITY pullbacks: NVDA (RSI 39.1, weak-down but golden cross, +2.3% vs SMA200, thesis intact) and AMZN (RSI 34.4, down but golden cross, only -2% vs SMA200, thesis intact). These are the dip-into-strength candidates — deep RSI but trend structure holds. NVDA SMA20 reclaim ($209) and AMZN SMA200 hold ($233) are the confirmation lines.

Application/Platform layer — broken: PLTR (RSI 27, collapse, death cross, -32.8% vs SMA200, -48% from high, -27.5% 3M) is the lone outright collapse. P (Pandora/Pinterest-class, RSI 45.4, strong-down, death cross, -19% 30D) also broke trend. Oversold but structurally broken — avoid.

Entry Zones

Stock Price RSI 30D% Setup
AMZN $228.15 34.4 -14.00% Oversold-quality — golden cross, -2% vs SMA200; deep RSI, trend intact. SMA200 ($233) is the line — reclaim = dip-into-strength; lose it = downgrade
NVDA $194.70 39.1 -9.28% Pullback not break — holds golden cross (+2.3% vs SMA200), thesis intact. Watch SMA20 ($209) reclaim; -17.7% from high
TSM $434.99 53.0 +5.74% Foundry leader, strong-up, +29% vs SMA200, only -8.8% from high. Constructive; pullback to SMA20 (~$433) is the add zone
ARM $356.70 52.2 +11.05% -18.7% 7D pullback in a +130% 3M run; dipped just below SMA20. Watch for SMA20 ($375) reclaim to confirm the flag

Action Matrix

Action Stocks Why
🔒 HOLD ASML, TSM, MRVL, ARM Silicon/foundry/EDA backbone in strong uptrends above SMA200; golden cross intact
✅ OVERSOLD-QUALITY NVDA, AMZN Deep RSI (34-39) but golden cross + near/above SMA200 — dip-into-strength; wait for RSI turn + SMA20/SMA200 confirmation
🔍 WATCH TAC RSI 57, up, just above SMA200 — neutral structure, -22.8% from high; needs confirmation
❌ DON'T BUY PLTR, P Collapse / strong-down, death cross, below SMA200 — washed RSI in a broken trend; falling knives

What Changed

  • Infrastructure stack decoupled from the software layerASML/TSM/MRVL/ARM all strong-up above SMA200 while PLTR collapsed (RSI 27, -48% from high).
  • NVDA + AMZN pulled back to oversold-quality — both deep RSI (34-39) but hold golden cross; pullback-not-break, the cleanest dip candidates in the list.
  • MRVL/ARM took sharp 7D hits (-12.6% / -18.7%) within massive 3M runs — flags inside uptrends, not structural breaks.
  • PLTR is the lone collapse — RSI 27, -32.8% vs SMA200, -27.5% 3M; the speculative platform end is where the damage concentrated.

The Gold

Key Discoveries

Discovery Implication
Foundry/EDA/IP layer (ASML/TSM/MRVL/ARM) all strong-up +29% to +140% vs SMA200 while PLTR collapsed The physical AI build-out (equipment, foundry, IP) is intact; the speculative software/platform valuation is what de-rated — the bottleneck still holds the value
NVDA RSI 39.1 holds golden cross (+2.3% vs SMA200) despite the mega-cap drawdown The GPU anchor is in a pullback, not a break — the thesis spine of AI-infra is still structurally intact; this is a dip window, not a top

Mistakes (Don't Repeat)

Mistake Lesson
Buying PLTR on RSI 27 "extreme oversold" Collapse regime, death cross, -32.8% vs SMA200, -48% from high — washed RSI in a broken trend; no floor
Treating NVDA and PLTR as the same "AI-infra dip" NVDA holds golden cross (buyable dip); PLTR is a falling knife — same scan, opposite structures

Open Questions

  • Does the foundry strength (ASML/TSM/MRVL) confirm AI capex is still accelerating, even as GPU (NVDA) and cloud (AMZN) prices pull back? (capex-vs-price divergence to watch)
  • NVDA SMA20 reclaim ($209): is the pullback ending, or is it the leading edge of a deeper GPU de-rate that drags the foundry layer? (NVDA is the tell)
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