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Qualcomm Just Passed 1 Major Test, But Can It Pass the Next?
Written by Sam Quirke. Published 8/19/2025.
Key Points
- Qualcomm bulls held the line at $145, refusing to let shares break down.
- A close above $165 would mark the start of a new leg higher.
- Analysts see double-digit upside, with recent Buy ratings supporting the bullish case.
After logging its best rally in over a year, with a 35% run from April through July, Qualcomm Inc. (NASDAQ: QCOM) looked poised to give it all back.
But a post-earnings dip in late July sent shares down 10%, slicing through their rising support line and leaving investors bracing for the kind of collapse that has defined much of the company's history.
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For long-term holders, it felt like déjà vu: the broader market is at record highs, peer semiconductors like NVIDIA Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) powering ahead, yet Qualcomm, despite its attractive valuation and solid fundamentals, can't seem to get out of its own way.
But then something unusual happened. Instead of rolling over, the bulls dug in.
Bulls Defend QCOM's $145 Level
In early August, Qualcomm tested and retested the $145 level over nearly seven consecutive sessions. Each time, buyers stepped in to stop the slide, refusing to let shares close below that mark. This resilience contrasted sharply with the stock's more than 30% tumble between February and April.
That defense now looks like a turning point. Bears betting on a repeat collapse face a new setup—one where the April uptrend remains intact if the bulls can build on this momentum. So far, shares have gained over 10% since early August, and bearish pressure has yet to reemerge.
Now, Qualcomm's next hurdle is to reclaim and close above $165—the peak of July's rally. Surpassing that mark would establish a fresh higher high and reignite technical momentum. Failure to do so could signal a reversal.
Fundamentals Remain Strong Despite Qualcomm's Recent Pullback
The irony of Qualcomm's recent selloff is that it came after an earnings report that beat both revenue and profit expectations. While guidance was modest, the results were hardly disappointing.
Management has emphasized that Qualcomm's growth extends far beyond its key customer, Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), whose plans for in-house chip development have long fueled bearish sentiment.
Instead, executives have highlighted Qualcomm's diverse business segments—automotive, IoT, and AI-enabled devices—all poised for substantial growth. As CEO Cristiano Amon recently put it, the market Qualcomm is targeting "far exceeds" the contribution Apple once made.
Those burned by past underperformance may remain skeptical, but the fundamentals hold: positive earnings momentum, robust cash flows, and a current P/E of just 14x—a steep discount to the broader semiconductor sector, where multiples often run two to four times higher.
Analyst Backing Points Higher for Qualcomm Stock
Analysts, too, are growing bullish. Piper Sandler reiterated its Overweight rating after Qualcomm's recent report, assigning a fresh $175 price target. That implies about 10% upside from current levels and places Qualcomm comfortably above the $165 technical barrier.
JPMorgan, Rosenblatt, and Mizuho have also issued bullish ratings in recent weeks, with top targets stretching as high as $225—representing more than 40% upside from today's share price.
What Comes Next for Qualcomm Stock After Holding Key Support
Investors now have a rare opportunity: a fundamentally strong semiconductor leader trading at a discounted valuation while its peers surge. By defending $145, Qualcomm passed its first test; next, it must reclaim $165 to confirm the uptrend is back on track.
If it succeeds, the stock could run toward $175 in the near term, with $200 within sight by year-end. Failure to clear this hurdle may invite renewed bearish pressure, though aggressive buyer support makes that scenario less likely.
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