The Week in Review: Includes Valeant Pharmaceuticals $VRXQualcomm trading strategy post-Broadcom $QCOM, $AVGOHimax Technologies entry price target and options trading play, $HIMXUlta Beauty $ULTA did well last week after reporting quarterly results: This is a Preview of The Week Ahead for Followers Baidu ($BIDU) is IPOing its iQiyi. Ticker is IQ. In the DIYer service, Micron’s (MU) earnings on Thursday AMC will interest investors. Management more than delivered in last few quarters on exceptional earnings and revenue growth. Each time, it raised its outlook beyond analyst forecast and each time, the stock fell. This time, upgrades at $100 PTs (price targets) ahead of the ER may put an end to the post-earnings selling. >>> MU has been mentioned 61 times since the start of the DIY service. $MU, Micron Technology, Inc. / H1 The DIY Investor continues to shift its weighting from tech and drug stocks to more traditional plays. As such, Elbit Systems (ESLT) could have “topped” and will create a value-buying entry point. Boeing (BA), which returned in excess of 100% last year, is normalizing this year. Risks of a global trade war between the USA and the rest of the world will ultimately hurt Boeing. Its supply chain is all over the world and higher component costs and tariffs on the end product will punish Boeing severely.Forecasts That Came True Silicom (SILC) did top out as predicted months ago. I lucked out this week, though. The company lost a customer and you know what happens when it depends too much on one for revenue: the stock sells off. $SILC, Silicom Ltd / H1 This past week, I set a PT of $120 for Western Digital (WDC). Another analyst “upped” its bullishness and set a $130 PT. >>> Vote here. $WDC, Western Digital Corporation / H1 Further Reading: AIG PT $60. Boeing Peaked Proof that Vulnerability claim is a hit piece against AMD Income Investors Hit: MLPs Get unfavorable Ruling Rite Aid: Stop Falling Already Last week’s DIY Value stock coverage included Ulta Beauty $ULTA, up over 7%, Lumentum Holdings $LITE, and Newell Brands $NWL, which got lucky with Carl Icahn taking an activist position.