ARM price seems to be going through a three month flattish period after a 1 year or so steady rise. Any views on what might happen next?

i sure called it wrong and shall contemplate what to do

Unlike you cyners.

Gravestone Doji yesterday.

Report on Chartattack thread , hows it going sticky?.

Will post it here, from investors inteligence....

UK Chart of the Day: 7 January 2011
Chart of the day: A counter-trend idea in ARM..
ARM Holdings soared over the past few sessions on potential sales upgrade.*

Prices jumped from 440p to a high of 535p yesterday, before pulling back sharply, leaving in its wake an extended legged candle. Such long upper tail is a sign of buying exhaustion. As such, chasing after ARM is not advised now.

In fact, a speculative short may be put on to bet on a consolidation back to 430p. The stock is currently (1) short-term oversold, (2) far from the moving average, and (3) aiming to cover the gap at 430p. Stop at 510p.

a moment of stupidity, but hey ho .... at least haven't had too many of those in recent months

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obeyed my own preaching and bit the bullet ..... no obvious profit to come in the immediate future, even though it is indeed a very good company

Must admit cyners thought of buying in myself last night but had too many sherberts after watching England thrash the aussies. Good job i was hung over.

Still think it could go on and on to a much steeper SP but market looks rather shakey in general at moment.

Big figures to come from the Yanks at 1.30 our time.

Could dictate which way markets go for a while. 150,000 expected.

a siren's song .... that's how to make losses even worse, even if on occasion the sale does prove to have been premature

I just sold with a respectable profit after buying at 365p a few weeks ago.

Just sold the 479.4 @550 + 70.6.

well done .... with hindsight, sorry i bit the bullet, but have learned the hard way that hanging on in hope is seriously dangerous

Rachel Cooper, 19:27, Friday 14 January 2011

ARM Holdings recent rally showed no sign of abating on Friday as the designer of microchips for gadgets such as the Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL - news) iPhone surged to another decade high.

FTSE today: market report live

This time, ARMs rise came courtesy of Intel (NASDAQ: INTC - news) , its American rival and the worlds largest maker of microchips. Intel, which is regarded as a bellwether for the industry, defied a slowdown in PC sales to clock up forecast-beating revenue and also predicted a bright outlook for the first part of this year.

Investors in the sector took heart from Intels performance, sending ARM up 26 to 530p to claim the benchmark indexs yellow jersey.

Ian Robertson, an analyst at Seymour Pierce, said the read across for UK technology hardware is supportive but not inspiring.

While Intels strong figures did nothing to quell persistent gossip that it could make a tilt at ARM, Mr Roberston suggested that ARMs smaller peer, CSR (LSE: CSR.L - news) , could be in Intels sights. But he added that he was also fascinated by the recent suggestions that Intel is looking to acquire IQE (LSE: IQE.L - news) at 95p. Gossip earlier this week suggested that Intel could make a offer for the supplier of wafers to the semiconductor industry. CSR rose 1.3 to 413.3p, while Aim-listed IQE put on to 53p.

Despite ARMs best efforts, the large-caps sank into the red as traders fretted about the strength of the economic recovery. Prompting this concern was news that China had further tightened its monetary policy, which sparked anxiety that a cooling of the countrys growth may depress demand for commodities.

where now?!

Board Changes.

ARM Holdings plc is very pleased to announce the forthcoming appointment of three new independent non-executive directors. Janice Roberts and Larry Hirst will join the board on 25 January 2011 and Andy Green will join the board on 25 February 2011.

ARM HOLDINGS PLC REPORTS RESULTS FOR THE FOURTH QUARTER AND FULL YEAR 2010

Progress on key growth drivers in Q4
Growth in adoption of ARM processor technology
o 35 processor licenses signed for a range of applications including smartphones, mobile computers, servers and smartcards
o Microsoft announced that future generations of Windows operating system will support ARM-based chips
o NVIDIA licensed both Cortex-A15 and the next-generation ARM architecture for computing markets
o Strong licensing drives a 35% sequential increase in order backlog
Growth in mobile applications
o 1.1 billion ARM-processor based chips shipped into mobile devices
Growth beyond mobile into consumer electronics and embedded products
o 0.7 billion ARM-processor based chips shipped into everything from smart-meters to solid-state drives
Growth in outsourcing of new technology
o Physical IP: Freescale became ARM's first subscription licensee for physical IP at an advanced technology node; and a foundry licensed a royalty-bearing platform of physical IP.
o Graphics: 8 licenses for Mali, ARM's advanced graphics processor

Warren East, Chief Executive Officer, said:
"ARM continues to sign licenses with influential market leaders in an increasingly digital world, and as the industry chooses ARM technology in a broadening range of electronic products, it further drives our long-term royalty opportunity. The growth in licensing and royalty revenues, throughout 2010, has combined to deliver our highest ever annual revenues, profits and cash generation.

2011 will bring exciting opportunities and challenges as ARM enters competitive new markets and we are well positioned to succeed with leading technology, an innovative business model and a thriving ecosystem of partners."

Outlook
It is generally expected that, after a strong recovery in 2010, the semiconductor industry will see more typical growth levels in 2011. With ARM well positioned to continue to gain share, we expect group dollar revenues for the full-year to be at least in line with market expectations.

Damned if they do, damned if they don't. Directors'/PDMRs' shareholding

Hope investors havent forgotten the bullish broker SP targets on this stock from christmas...


Date Broker name New Price Old price target New price target Broker change

25-Feb-11 Bank of America Neutral 608.00p 238.00p 660.00p Upgrade

18-Feb-11 Morgan Stanley Overweight 620.00p - - Reiteration

14-Feb-11 Goldman Sachs Buy 651.00p 700.00p 800.00p Reiteration

Sound day for ARM. Lookin forward to more though.

ARM stock of the next decade.......

http://stockgumshoe.com/2011/03/navellier-teases-my-stock-of-the-next-decade.html

JUST REPORTED IN THE US....

9:26 AM Apple (AAPL) is reportedly dumping Intel (INTC) chips in favor of ARM-based (ARMH) chips for its laptops and possibly its desktops, SemiAccurate's Charlie Demerjian writes. Apple's alleged move to ARM processors is expected to take place "as soon as possible," likely when 64-bit variations are available by late 2012 or early 2013. ARMH +5.1%, INTC -0.7%, AAPL +0.9% premarket

http://seekingalpha.com/currents/all

RNS Number : 6948G

Arm Holdings PLC

17 May 2011

ARM HOLDINGS PLC - ANALYST AND INVESTOR DAY

CAMBRIDGE, UK, 17 May 2011-ARM Holdings plc will be hosting analyst and investor presentations today in London.

The presentations will cover the following topics:


1. Overview and ARM's 2020 Tudor Brown, President
Vision
2. Licensing and Royalty Evolution Graham Budd , Chief Operating
Officer
3. ARM Performance Computing Mike Muller , Chief Technology
Officer
4. Ecosystem and Software James McNiven, VP of Software
development Alliances
5. Q&A Chaired by Warren East, CEO

The presentation will be held at The Lincoln Centre, 18 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, WC2A, and commences at 10am, with registration from 9:30am. There will be a simultaneous live audio webcast from the company's website at www.arm.com/ir.

Copies of the presentation and replay of the audio webcast will be available from the website by 5pm BST on 17 May 2011.

ARM ready to bounce back?...

http://www.streetinsider.com/Corporate+News/ARMs+CEO+Brown+Expects+to+Gain+Market+Share+with+Windows+8+-+Digitimes+%28ARMH%29+%28MSFT%29/6564548.html --------------------------------------------------------------------------------