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$BTC is experiencing a very bullish consolidation in the 79-80k zone. Very very bullish.
As @GreatMattsby would say. This looks like re-accumulation before the next move higher
$TSLA finally broke out massively and all the adding in the $350's and below paid off massively
I am doing the same approach with $CIFR $IREN and $META now too. Buy the weakness until they breakout again
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Im finally able to add more $TSLA today
What's genuinely positive:
The Golden Cross just turned bullish (narrow, but real — chip base ever so slightly favors profitable holders now).
Bottom Catch qualified right alongside the flip (both aged 1 week) — real coincident confirmation from two parts of the system firing together.
The only reason it cant breakout yet is POC resistance at 368.99
The ability to stay with a valid trade is often more valuable than finding it. Many traders locate a reasonable edge, then exit early because the path to the target is noisy, slow, or temporarily against them. That premature exit converts a positive-expectancy idea into a small winner or a scratch, while the original risk is still taken.
The traders who last are usually not better at spotting setups; they are better at enduring the normal discomfort that occurs after entry. In the end, the edge only pays those who remain in the trade long enough for the probabilities to play out.
I think we are seeing this setup for #crypto now and why I am only focused on accumulating now. I dont want to sell too early
$BMNR holding above the POC at $20.13 still means the bulls are in control
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$GOOGL reports this week and I am watching the 60EMA (red line) at $313.76 the most. This has been its long term trend so holding it to remain bullish is a must
When opportunities of weakness present themselves we should take advantage and buy
$TSLA
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$META just launched a ~$35B stock offering to fund AI, with plans for up to $95B in total.
The news is noise. Here's the chart:
📉 Weekly: fresh Bear Flip after earnings
📈 Monthly: still an uptrend, with a Bull Flip, Bottom Catch and Double Dragon all fired last month
More shares = more supply overhead. The October monthly candle closes Friday, and holding above the ~$617–$631 monthly averages keeps that uptrend intact.
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the trades you remember most are usually the ones that teach you the least. The spectacular winners and the painful blow-ups stick in memory, while the ordinary, rule-following trades that quietly build the account fade.
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The Nasdaq's support test resolved this week, and not in the bulls' favor, while chips fell for a second straight week.
But two charts went the other way. $TSLA fired a Bull Flip and a Bottom Catch in its earnings week, then stalled at the same ceiling as early October.
$NOW broke out 12% from a seven-week base ahead of earnings.
Here's what the charts say, in plain English, plus what to watch in a week with the Fed, big tech earnings and the October monthly close.
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This week in plain English:
📈 Dow flipped back to an uptrend
🛡️ Russell bounced right off its floor, +2%
📉 Nasdaq failed its support test by 0.7%
🔻 Chips down for a second week
🎯 $META −9.4% on earnings, $TSLA flipped up
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$NOW monthly looks incredible and has a path back to all time highs and I gave the signal to buy any weakness over a month ago.
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$SOX — Philadelphia Semiconductor Index Last week we called it "a pullback inside an uptrend, not a break of one." This week it broke. SOX fell 11.41% to 11,137.29, the worst week of the five by a wide margin, and fired a fresh Bear Flip. It's now 16.6% below last week's high. Price closed below both its short-term (12,092.71) and medium-term (11,828.51) averages, and momentum is strengthening on the downside. This is what we saw stock by stock this week: Micron and NVIDIA both flipped bearish, while AMD, Marvell and Palantir all hit their stops. The longer-term structure still has a cushion. The long-term average near 9,868 is still rising, the slow trend filter still reads Bull, price is still about 13% above that average, and the bottom-fishing setup is back inside its zone. A real break, then, but a break from a very extended level.
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