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Qualcomm Inc

Qualcomm Inc

QCOM
$171.78USD+0.69%+1.17 today

MARKET CAP

181.1B

P/E (TTM)

14.4x

FWD P/E

16.7x

DAY RANGE

$165 – $172

52W RANGE

$122
$260

AI Summary

Stalk
Sell NowMedium

QCOM remains in a Stage 4 decline with confirmed lower highs and lower lows below declining EMAs. Price trades below the 9EMA, 20EMA, and 50DMA, indicating persistent supply dominance and downward momentum. Short-term timing is unfavorable, supporting immediate Sell Now execution into the EMA resistance zone. Monitoring for any decisive reclaim above the 20EMA and 50DMA to reassess the medium-term posture.

  • Automotive revenue rose 59% YoY to $959M, aiming for $8B fiscal 29.
  • Returned $3.8B in Q3 including $2.8B buybacks; will return 100% FCF.
  • Memory supply constraints weigh on handset revenue, notably among Chinese OEMs.
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The case for & against

Bull & Bear analysis

Bullish

Qualcomm Incorporated (NASDAQ: QCOM) is a global leader in semiconductor technology, particularly known for its Snapdragon processors and telecommunications equipment. It operates in a wide array of markets including mobile devices, automotive, Internet of Things (IoT), and licensing, demonstrating a strong positioning in emerging fields such as artificial intelligence (AI) and connected technologies. The company is currently navigating substantial challenges in its core smartphone business while strategically expanding into high-growth areas like automotive and data centers.

Bull says

  • Automotive revenue rose 59% YoY to $959M, aiming for $8B fiscal 29.
  • Returned $3.8B in Q3 including $2.8B buybacks; will return 100% FCF.
  • Launched Snapdragon 8 Elite and custom data-center silicon for fiscal 27 revenue.
  • Maintains ~75% market share with Samsung; deals with Xiaomi support growth.
  • Q2 revenue $10.6B met high end of guidance; non-GAAP EPS $2.65.
  • High dividend yield and positive rate sensitivity signal solid capital returns.

Bear says

  • Memory supply constraints weigh on handset revenue, notably among Chinese OEMs.
  • Negative growth metrics and lowered EPS forecasts signal earnings risk.
  • Analyst ratings cut to Hold as key OEM shipments drop sharply.
  • Core smartphone demand stagnates while AI-focused peers gain market share.
  • Negative earnings yield and low growth factors reflect investor skepticism.
  • Q3 guide of $9.2–10B revenue and $2.10–2.30 EPS implies sluggish recovery.

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Earnings Call · Q2 2026 · Mgmt. Guidance

Updated 04-30-2026neutral

Transcript signals

Bull points

  • it accelerates revenue dramatically because it's a lot more silicon content.
  • it's basically a significant revenue accelerator within automotive.
  • I think we're transitioning from a chip sale to a SIP sale, and so as we go to a module, it increases the revenue opportunity for us as well.

Bear points

  • there's a lot of noise in the memory environment right now.
  • As we look at the third quarter, we are guiding for some weakness in the mid-low tiers in the market, which is impacting our guidance, and we are projecting this trend to continue.
  • We believe our China Android revenue is bottoming out in fiscal Q3 and Akash will provide more specifics in his financial update.
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