What top creators are saying about International Business Machines Corporation(IBM)

Reported down about 2.6% in a market snapshot, without company-specific analysis.

Used as an example of open-source technology requiring substantial customization and labor, without a specific investment view.

Listed among stocks with heavy trading volume; the chart shows mixed daily buy/sell ratios.

Despite beating expectations, revenue grew only 5%; concerns include limited scale relative to leading technology companies and potential AI disruption to software and consulting.

Mentioned mainly for intraday price action, without developed company-specific analysis.

Its long-lived mainframe was cited as an example of how vertical integration and control over chip design, engineering, resilience, and software can support durability. No specific recommendation or price target was given.

Its long-lived mainframe was cited as an example of how integrated platforms can protect intellectual property and retain value; no current valuation or investment outlook was assessed.

IBM beat cited Q3 revenue and EPS estimates, software showed signs of recovery, and free-cash-flow guidance increased by more than $1 billion. Revenue growth guidance remained at 4%–5%.

Mentioned as reporting earnings, without a specific forecast or trade recommendation.

Upcoming earnings were noted, and prior commentary about customer spending and software budgets remained a concern.

Mentioned in an intraday market rundown without company-specific investment analysis.

Briefly quoted in a market snapshot, with no specific investment analysis.

Cited as an example of an established technology business whose importance would not prevent losses in a technology bust.

IBM is cited as a historical comparison illustrating how modern technology's economic rewards may accrue disproportionately to company owners and investors rather than workers; no current investment view is provided.

Its quantum-computing investment case is criticized as relying on hoped-for future applications, and its current offering is described as a small cloud-based system.

Shkreli criticized IBM's substantial quantum-computing spending for lacking a clear near-term business payoff; he gave no overall stock recommendation.

Mentioned in an intraday market roundup without company-specific analysis or a recommendation.

Cited as an established technology company that faced antitrust action; no investment view was offered.

Mentioned as a prominent stock gainer in 1967; no current investment view or recommendation is provided.

Positioned as a steady value play by focusing on practical, cost-cutting enterprise AI deployments that deliver measurable productivity improvements.

Participating in OpenAI's Daybreak cybersecurity program to deploy advanced AI models for vulnerability detection and exploit validation.

Confirmed a bottom and expected to undergo 5 to 6 weeks of lateral accumulation before moving to fill higher price gaps.

Cut revenue growth guidance as mainframe sales dropped due to changing enterprise technology budgets.

Beat Q2 revenue forecasts slightly but suffered a 7% decline in mainframe sales with zero positive price bounce on the chart.

Provided cautious commentary regarding enterprise IT budgets shifting away from workflow software toward cybersecurity due to advanced AI models.

IBM at lows with a gap above that could be filled, no direction given.

Earnings tomorrow; technical bounce possible on positives, but bad earnings could send it lower. Only small speculative position with strict stop-loss.

Financial release is expected to contribute to market volatility and recovery.

Experienced its worst trading day ever after a disastrous pre-announcement as customers shift spending to hardware.

Suffered significant market cap loss as enterprise budgets shift from traditional software to AI hardware.

Mentioned in a sponsorship context regarding the integration of AI into business processes.

Reported an earnings miss attributed to clients diverting budget toward expensive memory components.

Expected to see a 'dead cat bounce' toward $280 before potentially continuing its downward trend.

Recent earnings miss and 25% price drop serve as a 'warning sign' for tech spending shifts and potential inventory gluts.

Stock fell 24% with a $65B market cap loss following a Q2 revenue miss of $17.2B.

Facing a narrative reset as infrastructure spend shifts from mainframes to AI GPUs; consulting margins are a drag, though Red Hat remains a strong asset.

Facing structural risks as capital expenditure shifts from traditional mainframes to AI hardware; Red Hat growth is critical but faces intense competition.

Suffered a massive market cap drop following a bearish pre-announcement and structural shift in client spending.

Outlook is cautious due to difficulties in justifying client spend and a structural shift from software to capital expenditure.

Negative earnings pre-announcement seen as a 'dangerous sign' for the economy and corporate IT spending; advised against buying the dip.

Missed Q2 revenue expectations significantly due to flat consulting and declining infrastructure revenue; stock dropped 22-26%.

Significant 22.58% price drop in after-hours trading with concerns regarding performance stability.

Shares dropped significantly after missing Q2 revenue expectations due to a shift in client capital expenditure toward hardware and cybersecurity.

Increasing headcount in design departments as human-centered, differentiated design becomes more valuable relative to commoditized AI content.

Used as a comparison point for an efficient market, contrasting with the inefficiency of real estate.

Successfully integrating AI into HR systems to resolve 94% of employee queries across a global workforce.

Described as a 'really good trade' that has performed well from a specific entry point.

Received $1 billion in government funding for a quantum chip foundry in New York.

Primary beneficiary of government equity stakes and grants for quantum computing development.

Strong performance (up over 20%) driven by a leveraged play on quantum computing.