US stocks promoted by Trump were among the most talked-about names on Wall Street this year, and three of them stood out to traders. One of them got the job of Truth Social because of his war fighting technique.
Another rode a government share and a strong quarter. A third received a purchase call directly from the White House. Here’s what each trade looks like as we head into 2026.
Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR)
PLTR is trading near $142, down 6.5% in the latest session. The decline interrupts the steep trajectory that made him one of the most prominent players US stocks promoted by Trump This spring.
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On April 10, Trump posted on Truth Social that Palantir had demonstrated significant warfighting capabilities. The stock was near its April low of around $122 at the time. Since then, it has rebounded nearly 33%.
Note: Palantir makes AI software rather than weapons, but its platforms support U.S. military and intelligence work.
This rebound did not break the broader downtrend. PLTR is still trading within a bearish channel, a downward sloping price range that has remained flat since early November. The structure remains bearish until the price escapes it.
The key levels come from Fibonacci levels, which measure the relative pullback of the previous move. It extends from the high of $207 in November to the low of $122 in April, revealing key levels. PLTR failed to clear $165 on June 1, a key technical level. The real catalyst is at $175, near the upper border of the channel.
A move above it by about 15% would turn the structure from bearish to neutrally bullish.
The bearish condition is also increasing. Selling volume has been rising since May 22, and broader market weakness could push PLTR lower. A drop below $142 would expose the $122 low again.
Above $175 changes the trend, while higher selling volume and a break below $142 keep speculators in control throughout June.
Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC)
INTC is trading near $108, down 1.28% in the latest session, although pre-market prices point to a rise near $114. The stock is the most politically connected of the stocks Trump is promoting.
The Trump administration owns a stake in Intel, and that position was up nearly 250% as of late April, according to the data. Trump has taken public credit for boosting the chip industry. The fundamentals supported him.
Intel earnings for the first quarter of 2026 It led a 15% jump, pushing the stock past its August 2000 record high.
This report has led to a much larger run. INTC went up From around $40 in late March to a peak near $133, a gain of more than 200%. This movement formed a bull flag, which is a temporary stop that follows a sharp rise and is often resolved higher.
The recent decline appears to resemble profit taking. Prices fell from late May to early June, but trading volume remained steady rather than rising. This indicates that sellers are not panicking. INTC is now near $108, approaching the $102 base.
The first hurdle to the upside is $124, where the breakout stalled. A recovery there opens the way to a peak of $133, back in June, about 24% higher, then $159 and $194.
The bearish state is also important. A drop below $102 would greatly weaken this pattern, and a break below $79 would invalidate it. Hold above $102 and get back $124 to keep the flag alive, or lose $102 and risk a drop to $79.
Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL)
Dell Deals Near $435, down 6.58% in the last session after touching a record high near $469. It bears the most direct endorsement of the three.
In early May, Trump asked a crowd of people at the White House to go out and buy a Dell, calling them great. The stock was already rising, and the comment added more fuel. Since late March, DELL’s stock price has ranged from around $155 to a peak of $469. It nearly doubled in the weeks following the direct endorsement.
This movement follows a clean column with the expectation that the flag (tawhid) will now be formed. This is because volume faded as the price peaked around May 29, while selling pressure has been building since late May. Buyers pull back, signaling a pullback.
The economic anchor is real, as demand for Dell’s AI server and a $9.7 billion Pentagon contract supports a continued rally, despite a potential pullback.
The key levels come from the Fibonacci levels extending from $155 to $468. The pullback is likely to first test $394, then $349. Staying there would keep the uptrend intact and provide another boost. A bearish condition is forming below.
A drop below $312 towards $275 would indicate a deeper breakup. The risk increases if spending on AI servers declines or political tailwinds fade.
Right now, DELL needs a daily close above $468 to prove that the rally still has strength.
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