1. General Electric $GE is sub-$14 again. Buy and bag-hold for a while longer.2. As predicted, and as sold and warned for DIY Value Stock Subscribers, NXP Semiconductor $NXPI slumped over 10 percent today. The 3 percent Y/Y revenue growth is pathetic and the 8 percent sequential decline is a big disappointment. Automotive and Secure Connected are two strong spots for NXPI. Operating margin did not improve. Management is clearly waiting for the $QCOM deal, which may not happen now. Avoid. $NXPI, NXP Semiconductors N.V. / H1 3. Generics Giant $TEVA reported a solid quarter. Generics and Copaxone sales fell but the overall business is making good cash flow. Debt reduction next, with all that cash inflow from the existing businesses. $TEVA, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Limited / H1 4. Valeant $VRX fell in sympathy with TEVA stock. The move back to $20 is on hold.5. Advanced Micro Devices $AMD¸ contrary to this article that the stock will not fall below $11 a share, closed at $10.93. AMD just won’t stick around the $11 mark for too long. Shorts at 20 percent of float will get squeezed only after EPYC sales beat estimates quarter after quarter.6. Tesla $TSLA erased some of its 7% intraday losses, falling 5.55% after the most bizarre ER conference call ever. CEO Elon Musk took questions from YouTube users over analysts. Losses grew. The only good news is Tesla 3 production going up…but why does that matter when the company is bleeding cash?7. Fitbit $FIT reported falling revenue, losses, and more problems as ASP (item pricing) rose but the company could not muster up a good quarter. This is a HAS BEEN. Apple, Android, and smartphones all have built-in fitness tracking. No need for a wearable.8. Akorn $AKRX is proving to be fundamentally unsound for an investment. Look for the buyout to breakdown. Avoid.9. What are your trades for tomorrow and research for the weekend? Glu Mobile $GLUU stock PT $1.5 billion market cap? $BABA PT $200? JD.Com $JD rebound play?