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3 More Hot Tech Stocks With Bullish Charts and Ample UpsideWritten by Thomas Hughes. Published 10/15/2025.
Key Points- Advanced Micro Devices is about to have a game-changing shift, catalyzed by the launch of its MI450 GPU products.
- Super Micro Computer's market support is swelling, setting it up to break out of its range and enter a stock price reversal; upside could be explosive.
- Quantum Computing, Inc. lags its peers but is on track to make a critical pivot that could trigger a triple-digit price surge.
The technology sector continues to show strength, driven by accelerating AI adoption, capital inflows and renewed investor confidence. Several stocks are emerging with bullish chart patterns and active catalysts, suggesting the potential for significant gains in the near term.
Timing and triggers will be critical: upcoming earnings, product launches and broader sector momentum are likely to determine the next phase of these moves.
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Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) has jumped roughly 30% after its OpenAI deal, but that move may only be the beginning. The agreement cements AMD’s role in the AI ecosystem as a major provider of AI infrastructure at scale. The arrangement centers on the MI450 lineup, which could trigger a wave of follow-on orders — Oracle has already indicated a large purchase, and orders from Amazon, Google and Microsoft are expected.
Technically, the recent 30% advance equates to roughly a $75 gain and serves as the base-case projection. If the consolidation that followed the surge holds, AMD could add another ~$75 from the critical support area near $220, taking the stock to about $295 — effectively on track to test $300. Bullish analyst trends point to a high-end target near $310, which aligns with this technical outlook. The catalyst for such a move could arrive before early-November earnings, but the earnings report itself would also be a likely trigger.
Analysts expect a solid quarter, albeit with slower growth versus the prior quarter. AMD is likely to beat the consensus revenue-growth estimate of 28%, but the MI450 launch is the primary market-moving event. Once MI450 ships, revenue growth could accelerate substantially — potentially exceeding 100% year-over-year for several quarters beginning as early as Q4 next year.
Super Micro Computers: Market Support Swells Ahead of Earnings Super Micro Computers (NASDAQ: SMCI) has struggled to gain traction despite emerging from financial uncertainty and carrying a robust outlook. Signs suggest that may change soon. Although analysts remain cautious, sentiment appears to have bottomed after the Q2 report and institutional buying has outpaced selling by better than 3-to-1, helping push support higher.
A near-term catalyst is the upcoming earnings release, which could reflect a growing pipeline of data center deals that began with Stargate, expanded with Saudi Arabia’s AI investments and now involves AMD as a major AI infrastructure player. A break above the top of the 2025 trading range could trigger a fast ~20% rally, with the next key resistance near $68 — a level that may be exceeded if results confirm the datacenter pipeline strength.
Quantum Computing, Inc., Poised to Rocket Higher in Q4While legitimate issues have pressured Quantum Computing, Inc. (NASDAQ: QUBT), the setup remains constructive and the stock is positioned to test new highs. Historically, breakouts in quantum-related names have preceded large moves: Rigetti Computing (NASDAQ: RGTI) surged nearly 200% after clearing a comparable threshold, D-Wave Quantum (NYSE: QBTS) rose more than 100% and IonQ (NYSE: IONQ) jumped about 60%.
Analyst coverage and institutional support are light but growing. MarketBeat data show four analysts, roughly 5% institutional ownership and a consensus rating of Hold — yet institutions appear to be accumulating. Analyst sentiment and coverage have improved in recent months, and the consensus implies roughly 20% upside toward prior all-time highs if momentum resumes.
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