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2026-11-121 video

2026-11-12

THIS IS A MAKE OR BREAK SPOT FOR THE NASDAQ!

THIS IS A MAKE OR BREAK SPOT FOR THE NASDAQ!

17 bull · 1 bear · 7 neutralYouTube

SPY QQQ IWM DIA RSP SMH+16

SPYbullishshort-termThe host believes a close above the 200-day MA would favor a bottom and a move back toward 762.86; a close below would risk a pullback.Source
QQQbullishshort-termThe host sees a move back above the weekly 21 EMA and 200-day MA as a signal for a push toward all-time highs; losing today's low would be negative.Source
IWMneutralshort-termThe host sees IWM rejecting the 200-day and weekly 21 EMA area, needing a push through 286.17 to improve.Source

DIAbullishshort-termThe host sees the Dow consolidating around its weekly 21 EMA but poised for new highs.Source
RSPneutralThe host notes the equal-weight S&P is right at all-time highs without laying out a further call.Source
SMHneutralshort-termThe host notes SMH rejected 503.63 and needs to clear the daily 21 EMA and 200-day MA around 523.Source
Market Breadthneutralshort-termThe host flags a rising VIX and increased put protection near current levels as a setup for a possible rollover, without committing to the direction.Source
GOOGLbullishshort-termThe host sees Google breaking out of a base with an oversold weekly RSI and expects a recovery into the 305-315 zone; a break of 290.47 would invalidate it.Source
NVDAneutralshort-termThe host does not expect NVDA to snap straight back to all-time highs after the heavy-volume event, seeing it build a range before any lasting move.Source
NVDAbullishlong-termThe host sees NVDA's oversold weekly RSI as a longer-term buy, expecting it to prove a good purchase over a few months.Source
TSLAbullishshort-termTesla's bullish engulfing and second close above the 200-day, plus rising SpaceX merger-talk odds, set up a push to 414.23 within a few sessions.Source
AAPLbullishshort-termThe host is looking to buy dips in Apple after its all-time high and targets 370-plus over the next one to two weeks.Source
METAbullishshort-termThe host expects Meta to break above 647.69 and move to 691.52 if QQQ recovers; it remains in consolidation around the 200-day MA.Source
AMZNbearishshort-termThe host sees seller resistance in Amazon and would not be surprised by a local top and stall; a break of 265.34 could bring 255.Source
MSFTneutralshort-termThe host sees Microsoft consolidating near highs; below 524.47 it weakens, and upside requires reclaiming the daily 21 EMA.Source
TXNbullishshort-termThe host sees Texas Instruments as one of the strongest chip names, poised for all-time highs above 315 if QQQ rallies.Source
AMDbullishshort-termThe host sees AMD leading chip names back to all-time highs on heavy volume, with a possible overbought pullback to 530-535 that should be bought.Source
JNJbullishshort-termThe host is watching Johnson & Johnson for a push through 290 either tomorrow or next week after its continued climb.Source
DELLbullishshort-termThe host sees Dell catching a bid off its 200-day and targets 400-420, with resistance at 384.69 and the 21 EMA near 416.Source
CRWDneutralshort-termThe host finds CrowdStrike's daily chart unexceptional but says a push above 238.50 would look constructive.Source
NETbullishshort-termThe host sees Cloudflare as the strongest cybersecurity name; a break above 337 opens the prior all-time high at 370.35.Source
SHOPbullishmid-termThe host sees Shopify basing and wants a move back above the daily 21 EMA before looking for a larger advance.Source
MUbullishshort-termThe host sees Micron back above the 200-day MA; clearing 858 opens a path to 990.Source
AI Capexpositive for stocksmid-termThe host observes that the AI trade is starting to come back as semiconductor names recover.Source
TGTbullishshort-termThe host sees Target in a year-long uptrend with big money accumulating; an earnings dip is likely to be bought.Source

Market BreadthAI Capex

2026-11-111 video

2026-11-11

IS THE BOUNCE REALLY OVER?!

IS THE BOUNCE REALLY OVER?!

12 bull · 4 bear · 8 neutralYouTube

SPY RSP SMH QQQ IWM DIA+17

SPYneutralshort-termSPY also rejected its key breakdown area at 760.40; the host is watching listed short-term levels both ways without a directional call.Source
RSPbullishshort-termThe equal-weight S&P is holding up near all-time highs and looks like it is going for them.Source
SMHbearishshort-termSMH is being rejected at both the 200-day moving average and the daily 21 EMA.Source

QQQneutralshort-termQQQ rejected the daily 21 EMA and sits right at the 200-day; a weekly close above 680 confirms the recovery, below it risks another leg down.Source
IWMneutralshort-termIWM could go either way; the host is waiting to see if it breaks through 286.17, with the 200-day sitting below.Source
DIAneutralshort-termThe Dow also has its 200-day sitting right below, part of the same broad battleground pattern with no directional call.Source
AAPLbullishshort-termAAPL is pushing into new all-time highs with a history of 5-20% post-breakout rallies; the host expects dips to be bought and further upside regardless of the broad market.Source
GOOGLbullishshort-termGOOGL is compressing with buyers stepping in; a break over 294.40 sets off the pop, and the host hopes for a rally into 305 by end of week.Source
TSLAneutralshort-termTSLA gapped above the 200-day and shows relative strength, but the host is unsure it goes much higher this week versus consolidating or pulling back first.Source
METAneutralshort-termMETA rejected the daily 21 EMA; until it clears 647.69 it trades sideways or down, with 691.52 as the upside objective only after that break.Source
AMZNbearishshort-termAMZN printed a bearish engulfing candle after a gap-up faded green-to-red, matching prior temporary-top patterns; the host expects a temporary top.Source
MSFTbearishshort-termMSFT is breaking down from its consolidation with lower highs and a lower low; if QQQ fades, the host sees a potential outside sell.Source
TXNbullishmid-termTXN has shown persistent strength while other semis fell, keeps getting scooped up on selloffs, and the host believes big players are loading; he expects a trek to all-time highs over coming weeks.Source
RKLBbullishshort-termRocket Lab is breaking out with daily RSI bullish divergence and a freshly green daily cloud; next stop is the 200-day at 78.28.Source
LLYbullishshort-termLLY looks strong and is consolidating before another move; the host thinks it can keep pushing into end of week.Source
JNJbullishshort-termJNJ has not moved yet; the host is looking for it to make its move this week or next, following LLY.Source
MRNAneutralshort-termMRNA is making its first test of the daily 9 EMA since its new all-time high and will probably hold, but the 4-hour cloud just flipped red.Source
TGTbullishshort-termTarget keeps grinding higher regardless of the market with a persistently green 4-hour cloud; dips should be bought, and a break through 166.49 opens a push to 170.75 next week.Source
AMDbearishshort-termAMD is the strongest chip stock but its vertical 40%+ move off the lows won't last; the host expects a pullback and consolidation rather than straight continuation to highs.Source
MAbullishshort-termMA has based above the 9 EMA for four sessions; above the 661.34 flat top there is nothing until 681.99, and the host expects a possible 20-point pop to new highs this week.Source
Vbullishshort-termV has the same base-above-the-9-EMA look as MA, arguably slightly better; above 426.46 there is little until 442.23, and the host expects a push to new highs.Source
DELLbullishshort-termDELL broke up from a small base off the 200-day; if it holds, the host sees a push back into the 400-420 area, watching the 200-day near 340 on any gap down.Source
COSTbullishshort-termCOST dips keep getting bought and the host expects it to make a new all-time high in the short term.Source
Market Breadthneutralshort-termThe big bounces in names like MU, SNDK and AXTI are just mean reversion back into short-term moving averages after deep selloffs, not fresh trends to chase.Source

Market Breadth

2026-11-102 videos

2026-11-10

CPI CAME IN HOT! THIS COMES NEXT!

CPI CAME IN HOT! THIS COMES NEXT!

36 bull · 3 bear · 13 neutralYouTube

QQQ DIA SPY IWM RSP NVDA+19

QQQbullishmid-termHe calls QQQ's position just under the 200-day moving average a do-or-die spot, but argues another March-to-April-style crash makes no sense given NVDA is already down about 32% over six straight red weeks. He leans toward a weekly close back above the 200-day confirming the low, with 686 as a minimum target and a push to all-time highs over the following weeks, while repeatedly stressing caution and waiting.Source
DIAneutralshort-termThe Dow printed an inside day and sits above the 200-day moving average; no direction is stated.Source
DIAneutralHe only notes DIA printed an inside bar and is above its 200-day moving average while IWM is trying to reclaim its own. No directional call is made, so the view is neutral.Source

SPYbearishshort-termHe notes SPY is still above the 200-day but says it probably will not hold if it comes back to that average, and he doubts a brief one-week dip below it, expecting a longer stay underneath. Upside needs a reclaim of the 755.42 to 764.40 prior-high zone; downside levels are 744.86, 741.03 and 732.71.Source
SPYbearishshort-termIf SPY comes back down to the 200-day moving average, he believes it probably will not hold.Source
SPYneutralshort-termSPY printed another inside day; he is simply waiting for an upside or downside break of yesterday's range, with the prior all-time high at 764.40 the key upside area.Source
QQQbullishshort-termWith QQQ at a do-or-die 200-day MA test after six weeks of selling and NVDA already off a cliff, he leans toward a reclaim this week with a minimum target of 686.Source
IWMbullishshort-termIWM is back above the 200-day and holding the daily 21 EMA; a break above 286.17 sets up a break-and-retest that could move quickly, contingent on QQQ also reclaiming.Source
IWMbullishshort-termIWM is back above the 200-day and consolidating above the daily 21 EMA but has rejected the weekly 21 EMA for three weeks. A break above 286.17 would look like a break-and-retest and could repeat the prior two-week snapback, especially if QQQ also reclaims its 200-day.Source
RSPneutralHe briefly notes the equal-weight S&P ETF is marching back up with an inside bar of its own, and that after a very bleak stretch things snapped back into the same vulnerable spot seen when the Nasdaq broke down. No directional call is made.Source
RSPneutralshort-termEqual-weight S&P is marching back up with an inside day of its own; no direction is stated.Source
NVDAbullishmid-termHe discloses holding NVDA shares and calls, arguing the 32% drawdown, six straight red weeks and a daily RSI of 24 (lowest since 2019) mean it can't get much worse; buying good companies on discount works long-term.Source
NVDAbullishmid-termHe argues NVDA is already down about 32% from the high with six straight red weeks and a daily RSI of 24, a reading last seen in 2019 that historically preceded a bounce, so he does not think it gets much worse. He implies he holds shares and is willing to sit and wait, saying buying good companies at a discount works out over the long term and that the spying scandal is not a standalone reason to sell.Source
MSFTneutralMSFT has been consolidating for weeks just under all-time highs and is going nowhere; its next direction depends entirely on the Nasdaq, with support at 517.78 if it pulls back. No directional call is made.Source
MSFTneutralshort-termMicrosoft has consolidated for weeks just under all-time highs; its direction depends on the Nasdaq, with support at 517.78.Source
AMZNbullishshort-termAmazon closed with a bullish engulfing candle and looks like one of the strongest of the bunch; above 275.34 there is nothing until the all-time high at 287.20, though an overbought gap-up could top out.Source
AMZNbullishshort-termAMZN closed with a bullish engulfing candle and looks like one of the stronger mega caps; a break above yesterday's high at 275.34 leaves little resistance until all-time highs, with 287.20 as the next stop. He warns that weekly gap-ups when extended often top out and that it will follow the Nasdaq, which could send it back to 255.Source
AAPLbullishmid-termAAPL has been chopping sideways, but nine of nine similar breakouts since 2020 produced 5-10% moves over the following one to two months while this one has gone nowhere for a month, so he expects a loaded 5-10% move up. He is personally looking for 370, and says a break under 345 and the prior high at 344.57 would not look bright.Source
AAPLbullishmid-termApple's prior nine similar breakouts all produced moves within one to two months; he looks for a 5-10% move up over coming weeks with a personal target of 370, while below 345 the setup sours.Source
GOOGLbullishshort-termGOOGL is still basing and weak on the day, but its weekly RSI tends to bottom at a certain level and that setup is close to being met, so another leg down does not make sense. He expects continued basing then a push over the coming weeks to retest the 315 breakdown area, with a 305 target this week if it breaks over 294.40.Source
GOOGLbullishshort-termGoogle's weekly RSI has reached a spot that has historically marked bottoms; a break over 294.40 triggers his 305 target this week, with a retest of the 315 breakdown area over coming weeks.Source
METAbullishshort-termMETA closed flat but is holding up well with a double-bottom base, four-hour and daily bullish divergences from oversold territory and basing around the 200-day, making it a solid spot to snap back from. A break over 647.69 starts a push that can reach 670 quickly, then 691.52, and he says it looks ready to go in the short term.Source
METAbullishshort-termMeta is building a double-bottom base around the 200-day with four-hour and daily bullish divergences; above 647.69 it can quickly reach 670 then 691.52, and he names it a top short-term pick.Source
TSLAbullishshort-termHe calls TSLA the strongest mega cap of the day, holding up flawlessly while QQQ and SPY sold to the lows, with a failed breakdown and a move back to the top of its range showing relative strength. A break through 384.04 near the 200-day should quickly bring 414.23, and he says it looks ready to go in the short term, weighting TSLA and META most heavily.Source
TSLAbullishshort-termTesla was the strongest mag seven stock on the day and shows relative strength; through 384.04 (the 200-day MA) he expects a quick return to 414.23.Source
Market BreadthneutralHe stresses the 200-day moving average is coming into play far too often across the mega caps and the whole tape, leaving the market in a vulnerable spot where the right move is to sit on your hands and wait. Only a weekly close back above the 200-day makes the playbook easy. No directional call is made.Source
ASTSbearishshort-termCompared to Rocket Lab, ASTS is not showing the same strength or the same look.Source
ASTSneutralHe contrasts ASTS with RKLB, saying it is not showing the same relative strength and does not have the same look, so Rocket Lab is the one standing out. No directional call is made.Source
RKLBbullishshort-termRocket Lab based after a 70% drop, broke out on a weak market day with bullish RSI divergence; above 61.13 the next stops are 69.42 and then 78.28 at the 200-day MA, which he expects to act as a magnet within one to two weeks.Source
RKLBbullishshort-termAlthough he is not a fan of space stocks and calls RKLB not his favorite pick, it has based out after a 70% drawdown and closed up about 6.5% with a breakout on a day when most names did nothing, showing clear relative strength. With earnings behind it, a daily bullish divergence and a failed breakdown, he expects the 200-day area near 78 dollars to act as a magnet over the coming one to two weeks.Source
Vbullishshort-termVisa pulled back, got mean reversion and is holding up; he is watching for a breakout over the 426.46 high in coming sessions.Source
MAbullishmid-termMastercard has the same look as Visa, having shown strength for the past month to month and a half, and he expects that to continue a little longer.Source
MAbullishshort-termHe groups MA with V, saying both are going sideways with the same look and have been showing strength for the past month to a month and a half, and he leans toward that strength continuing a little longer.Source
Vbullishshort-termHe says V and the financial stocks pulled back a lot off the high, then mean-reverted and are holding up, having shown strength for a month to a month and a half. He would not be surprised to see that continue a little longer and is watching for a breakout over the 426.46 high in the coming few sessions.Source
LLYbullishshort-termLLY broke out impulsively after four months of sideways action, mean-reverted and has consolidated near the top for about a week and a half, looking ready to rumble and probably break to a new high this week. He notes it sometimes sweeps a side before breaking out the following week, and that healthcare names are only a 50/50 to keep moving if money rotates back into tech.Source
LLYbullishshort-termAfter a four-month base, an impulsive breakout and a sideways digestion, Eli Lilly looks ready to break up to a new high this week.Source
JNJbullishshort-termJ&J has not moved yet but he assumes the move starts this week; watch the breakout over today's high at 283.25.Source
JNJbullishshort-termHe has been flagging JNJ since it started pushing up; money flows into it and it moves well when the market does not, and while LLY already had a big move JNJ has not moved at all, so he assumes the move starts this week. He suggests watching a breakout over today's high at 283.25, while noting healthcare is a 50/50 if tech money returns.Source
TGTbullishshort-termHe continues to treat dips in TGT as buying opportunities, saying they will probably keep getting bought as they have for a straight year, with repeated basing followed by another leg up. On a retest of 160.80 he looks for a push back to 166.49 by end of week, then 170.75.Source
TGTbullishshort-termTarget's dips keep getting bought for a straight year; off the 160.80 retest he sees a push back to 166.49 by end of week, then 170.75 above that.Source
CRWDneutralshort-termCrowdStrike is off the weekly 21 EMA but is not showing the same strength as Cloudflare.Source
CRWDneutralHe mentions CRWD bouncing off the weekly 21 EMA, but says it is not showing the strength seen in NET, so NET is the standout. No directional call is made.Source
NETbullishmid-termNET has come down to the 200-day moving average and is the standout among cybersecurity names, showing more strength than CRWD. He would not be surprised to see it push back to highs over the coming weeks and is pointing out that relative strength.Source
NETbullishmid-termCloudflare came down to the 200-day MA and is the standout among cybersecurity names; he expects it to push back to highs over coming weeks.Source
WMTbullishshort-termHe names WMT and COST as the two consumer staples most likely to be pushing to all-time highs and says it looks like Walmart will probably do it. A brief bullish lean.Source
WMTbullishshort-termWalmart is one of the two consumer staples names pushing toward all-time highs and looks likely to get there.Source
COSTbullishshort-termCostco keeps grinding higher and looks set for a new all-time high above 1096.50 later this week; from there it either breaks out toward $1200 in a multi-week rally or stalls into a long base.Source
COSTneutralmid-termCOST is one of the consumer staples grinding higher and looks likely to reach a new all-time high above 1096.50 later in the week, but with RSI moving into overbought territory it could either produce a multi-week vertical rally toward 1200 dollars or stall and base for a long time like LLY did. He explicitly says he is not sure which one will play out and has to wait.Source
AMDbullishmid-termAMD has bounced about 35% off the lows to the daily 21 EMA on heavy volume, and a daily cloud flip back to green is usually a good sign, though he stresses price action is king. Later he calls it the strongest chip stock of the bunch and the first likely to run back to all-time highs if the market turns around.Source
AMDbullishmid-termAMD is up about 34% off the lows on heavy volume and is the strongest chip stock of the bunch; if the market turns, it will be the first chip name to run back to all-time highs.Source
TXNbullishshort-termTexas Instruments made a big move back up and looks decent; he is watching how it closes the week.Source
TXNneutralHe also likes what TXN is doing, noting a big move back up and saying it is not looking too bad, though he wants to see how it closes the week. No explicit direction is given.Source

Market Breadth

2026-11-10

CPI CAME IN HOT! THIS COMES NEXT!

CPI CAME IN HOT! THIS COMES NEXT!

36 bull · 3 bear · 13 neutralYouTube

QQQ DIA SPY IWM RSP NVDA+19

QQQbullishmid-termHe calls QQQ's position just under the 200-day moving average a do-or-die spot, but argues another March-to-April-style crash makes no sense given NVDA is already down about 32% over six straight red weeks. He leans toward a weekly close back above the 200-day confirming the low, with 686 as a minimum target and a push to all-time highs over the following weeks, while repeatedly stressing caution and waiting.Source
DIAneutralshort-termThe Dow printed an inside day and sits above the 200-day moving average; no direction is stated.Source
DIAneutralHe only notes DIA printed an inside bar and is above its 200-day moving average while IWM is trying to reclaim its own. No directional call is made, so the view is neutral.Source

SPYbearishshort-termHe notes SPY is still above the 200-day but says it probably will not hold if it comes back to that average, and he doubts a brief one-week dip below it, expecting a longer stay underneath. Upside needs a reclaim of the 755.42 to 764.40 prior-high zone; downside levels are 744.86, 741.03 and 732.71.Source
SPYbearishshort-termIf SPY comes back down to the 200-day moving average, he believes it probably will not hold.Source
SPYneutralshort-termSPY printed another inside day; he is simply waiting for an upside or downside break of yesterday's range, with the prior all-time high at 764.40 the key upside area.Source
QQQbullishshort-termWith QQQ at a do-or-die 200-day MA test after six weeks of selling and NVDA already off a cliff, he leans toward a reclaim this week with a minimum target of 686.Source
IWMbullishshort-termIWM is back above the 200-day and holding the daily 21 EMA; a break above 286.17 sets up a break-and-retest that could move quickly, contingent on QQQ also reclaiming.Source
IWMbullishshort-termIWM is back above the 200-day and consolidating above the daily 21 EMA but has rejected the weekly 21 EMA for three weeks. A break above 286.17 would look like a break-and-retest and could repeat the prior two-week snapback, especially if QQQ also reclaims its 200-day.Source
RSPneutralHe briefly notes the equal-weight S&P ETF is marching back up with an inside bar of its own, and that after a very bleak stretch things snapped back into the same vulnerable spot seen when the Nasdaq broke down. No directional call is made.Source
RSPneutralshort-termEqual-weight S&P is marching back up with an inside day of its own; no direction is stated.Source
NVDAbullishmid-termHe discloses holding NVDA shares and calls, arguing the 32% drawdown, six straight red weeks and a daily RSI of 24 (lowest since 2019) mean it can't get much worse; buying good companies on discount works long-term.Source
NVDAbullishmid-termHe argues NVDA is already down about 32% from the high with six straight red weeks and a daily RSI of 24, a reading last seen in 2019 that historically preceded a bounce, so he does not think it gets much worse. He implies he holds shares and is willing to sit and wait, saying buying good companies at a discount works out over the long term and that the spying scandal is not a standalone reason to sell.Source
MSFTneutralMSFT has been consolidating for weeks just under all-time highs and is going nowhere; its next direction depends entirely on the Nasdaq, with support at 517.78 if it pulls back. No directional call is made.Source
MSFTneutralshort-termMicrosoft has consolidated for weeks just under all-time highs; its direction depends on the Nasdaq, with support at 517.78.Source
AMZNbullishshort-termAmazon closed with a bullish engulfing candle and looks like one of the strongest of the bunch; above 275.34 there is nothing until the all-time high at 287.20, though an overbought gap-up could top out.Source
AMZNbullishshort-termAMZN closed with a bullish engulfing candle and looks like one of the stronger mega caps; a break above yesterday's high at 275.34 leaves little resistance until all-time highs, with 287.20 as the next stop. He warns that weekly gap-ups when extended often top out and that it will follow the Nasdaq, which could send it back to 255.Source
AAPLbullishmid-termAAPL has been chopping sideways, but nine of nine similar breakouts since 2020 produced 5-10% moves over the following one to two months while this one has gone nowhere for a month, so he expects a loaded 5-10% move up. He is personally looking for 370, and says a break under 345 and the prior high at 344.57 would not look bright.Source
AAPLbullishmid-termApple's prior nine similar breakouts all produced moves within one to two months; he looks for a 5-10% move up over coming weeks with a personal target of 370, while below 345 the setup sours.Source
GOOGLbullishshort-termGOOGL is still basing and weak on the day, but its weekly RSI tends to bottom at a certain level and that setup is close to being met, so another leg down does not make sense. He expects continued basing then a push over the coming weeks to retest the 315 breakdown area, with a 305 target this week if it breaks over 294.40.Source
GOOGLbullishshort-termGoogle's weekly RSI has reached a spot that has historically marked bottoms; a break over 294.40 triggers his 305 target this week, with a retest of the 315 breakdown area over coming weeks.Source
METAbullishshort-termMETA closed flat but is holding up well with a double-bottom base, four-hour and daily bullish divergences from oversold territory and basing around the 200-day, making it a solid spot to snap back from. A break over 647.69 starts a push that can reach 670 quickly, then 691.52, and he says it looks ready to go in the short term.Source
METAbullishshort-termMeta is building a double-bottom base around the 200-day with four-hour and daily bullish divergences; above 647.69 it can quickly reach 670 then 691.52, and he names it a top short-term pick.Source
TSLAbullishshort-termHe calls TSLA the strongest mega cap of the day, holding up flawlessly while QQQ and SPY sold to the lows, with a failed breakdown and a move back to the top of its range showing relative strength. A break through 384.04 near the 200-day should quickly bring 414.23, and he says it looks ready to go in the short term, weighting TSLA and META most heavily.Source
TSLAbullishshort-termTesla was the strongest mag seven stock on the day and shows relative strength; through 384.04 (the 200-day MA) he expects a quick return to 414.23.Source
Market BreadthneutralHe stresses the 200-day moving average is coming into play far too often across the mega caps and the whole tape, leaving the market in a vulnerable spot where the right move is to sit on your hands and wait. Only a weekly close back above the 200-day makes the playbook easy. No directional call is made.Source
ASTSbearishshort-termCompared to Rocket Lab, ASTS is not showing the same strength or the same look.Source
ASTSneutralHe contrasts ASTS with RKLB, saying it is not showing the same relative strength and does not have the same look, so Rocket Lab is the one standing out. No directional call is made.Source
RKLBbullishshort-termRocket Lab based after a 70% drop, broke out on a weak market day with bullish RSI divergence; above 61.13 the next stops are 69.42 and then 78.28 at the 200-day MA, which he expects to act as a magnet within one to two weeks.Source
RKLBbullishshort-termAlthough he is not a fan of space stocks and calls RKLB not his favorite pick, it has based out after a 70% drawdown and closed up about 6.5% with a breakout on a day when most names did nothing, showing clear relative strength. With earnings behind it, a daily bullish divergence and a failed breakdown, he expects the 200-day area near 78 dollars to act as a magnet over the coming one to two weeks.Source
Vbullishshort-termVisa pulled back, got mean reversion and is holding up; he is watching for a breakout over the 426.46 high in coming sessions.Source
MAbullishmid-termMastercard has the same look as Visa, having shown strength for the past month to month and a half, and he expects that to continue a little longer.Source
MAbullishshort-termHe groups MA with V, saying both are going sideways with the same look and have been showing strength for the past month to a month and a half, and he leans toward that strength continuing a little longer.Source
Vbullishshort-termHe says V and the financial stocks pulled back a lot off the high, then mean-reverted and are holding up, having shown strength for a month to a month and a half. He would not be surprised to see that continue a little longer and is watching for a breakout over the 426.46 high in the coming few sessions.Source
LLYbullishshort-termLLY broke out impulsively after four months of sideways action, mean-reverted and has consolidated near the top for about a week and a half, looking ready to rumble and probably break to a new high this week. He notes it sometimes sweeps a side before breaking out the following week, and that healthcare names are only a 50/50 to keep moving if money rotates back into tech.Source
LLYbullishshort-termAfter a four-month base, an impulsive breakout and a sideways digestion, Eli Lilly looks ready to break up to a new high this week.Source
JNJbullishshort-termJ&J has not moved yet but he assumes the move starts this week; watch the breakout over today's high at 283.25.Source
JNJbullishshort-termHe has been flagging JNJ since it started pushing up; money flows into it and it moves well when the market does not, and while LLY already had a big move JNJ has not moved at all, so he assumes the move starts this week. He suggests watching a breakout over today's high at 283.25, while noting healthcare is a 50/50 if tech money returns.Source
TGTbullishshort-termHe continues to treat dips in TGT as buying opportunities, saying they will probably keep getting bought as they have for a straight year, with repeated basing followed by another leg up. On a retest of 160.80 he looks for a push back to 166.49 by end of week, then 170.75.Source
TGTbullishshort-termTarget's dips keep getting bought for a straight year; off the 160.80 retest he sees a push back to 166.49 by end of week, then 170.75 above that.Source
CRWDneutralshort-termCrowdStrike is off the weekly 21 EMA but is not showing the same strength as Cloudflare.Source
CRWDneutralHe mentions CRWD bouncing off the weekly 21 EMA, but says it is not showing the strength seen in NET, so NET is the standout. No directional call is made.Source
NETbullishmid-termNET has come down to the 200-day moving average and is the standout among cybersecurity names, showing more strength than CRWD. He would not be surprised to see it push back to highs over the coming weeks and is pointing out that relative strength.Source
NETbullishmid-termCloudflare came down to the 200-day MA and is the standout among cybersecurity names; he expects it to push back to highs over coming weeks.Source
WMTbullishshort-termHe names WMT and COST as the two consumer staples most likely to be pushing to all-time highs and says it looks like Walmart will probably do it. A brief bullish lean.Source
WMTbullishshort-termWalmart is one of the two consumer staples names pushing toward all-time highs and looks likely to get there.Source
COSTbullishshort-termCostco keeps grinding higher and looks set for a new all-time high above 1096.50 later this week; from there it either breaks out toward $1200 in a multi-week rally or stalls into a long base.Source
COSTneutralmid-termCOST is one of the consumer staples grinding higher and looks likely to reach a new all-time high above 1096.50 later in the week, but with RSI moving into overbought territory it could either produce a multi-week vertical rally toward 1200 dollars or stall and base for a long time like LLY did. He explicitly says he is not sure which one will play out and has to wait.Source
AMDbullishmid-termAMD has bounced about 35% off the lows to the daily 21 EMA on heavy volume, and a daily cloud flip back to green is usually a good sign, though he stresses price action is king. Later he calls it the strongest chip stock of the bunch and the first likely to run back to all-time highs if the market turns around.Source
AMDbullishmid-termAMD is up about 34% off the lows on heavy volume and is the strongest chip stock of the bunch; if the market turns, it will be the first chip name to run back to all-time highs.Source
TXNbullishshort-termTexas Instruments made a big move back up and looks decent; he is watching how it closes the week.Source
TXNneutralHe also likes what TXN is doing, noting a big move back up and saying it is not looking too bad, though he wants to see how it closes the week. No explicit direction is given.Source

Market Breadth

2026-11-091 video

2026-11-09

THE NASDAQ IS TESTING THE 200 DAY MOVING AVERAGE! THIS IS DO OR DIE!

THE NASDAQ IS TESTING THE 200 DAY MOVING AVERAGE! THIS IS DO OR DIE!

16 bull · 1 bear · 6 neutralYouTube

QQQ SPY IWM DIA MSFT TSLA+15

QQQbullishshort-termHe expects at least 686 this week; a weekly close back above the 200-day would signal the bottom is likely in.Source
SPYneutralshort-termSPY sits at a key area near the 21-day EMA; clearing 760.40 opens all-time highs, while losing the 200-day means further selling.Source
IWMbullishshort-termIWM is back above the 200-day and looks like it wants to move up; a break above 286.17 could send it toward all-time highs within two weeks.Source

DIAneutralshort-termThe Dow looks similar to IWM, basing out but in a sloppier fashion.Source
MSFTneutralshort-termMicrosoft just follows QQQ; if the market pushes it goes back to all-time highs, but losing 538.70 sends it down to the daily 21 EMA.Source
TSLAneutralshort-termTesla is back at the 200-day in a vulnerable spot; he sees easier names to trade right now.Source
AMZNbearishshort-termAmazon shows its familiar gap-up-then-fade pattern; unless 275.34 breaks, he expects a short-term top and a move down to 255.Source
AAPLbullishmid-termAll nine prior breakout setups in six years delivered 5-20% moves over 1-2 months; after a long consolidation he expects 370+ in the coming weeks.Source
METAbullishshort-termMeta shows bullish divergences while basing under the 200-day; a break over 647.69 targets 691.52 as the next stop.Source
GOOGLbullishshort-termGoogle's weekly RSI at ~33 has historically produced a two-week bounce every time; he is looking for the move to 305 to play out again.Source
JNJbullishmid-termJNJ is making new all-time highs after a four-month base; he expects the breakout to continue with 300 as his target.Source
SHOPbullishshort-termShopify built a five-session base; a break over 153.72 and the daily 21 EMA would send it straight back to all-time highs.Source
TGTbullishmid-termTarget has kept basing and breaking out regardless of the market; he expects dips to keep being bought and the uptrend to continue.Source
AMDneutralshort-termAMD is at the daily 21 EMA after a ~28-30% bounce; it either rejects here or breaks through for a big rebound, and it follows QQQ.Source
DELLbullishmid-termDell is basing at the 200-day; he personally expects this to act as a low before a pivot back up into the 400-420 area.Source
SMRbullishmid-termNuclear names like SMR were down ~90% at last week's low; he believes a major low is in and the group is waking up.Source
OKLObullishmid-termHe has long favored Oklo and believes a major low was put in last week, with a big turnaround likely; the key test is the weekly 21 EMA.Source
IONQbullishshort-termQuantum names are waking up; IONQ breaking 33.31 has clear air until the 200-day near 40.Source
RGTIbullishshort-termRigetti over 12.53 targets 14.41 next, then the 200-day around 17.Source
Otherpositive for stocksshort-termAnother quantum name (transcribed as INFQ) above 9.84 has little resistance until 12.20 where it broke down.Source
QBTSbullishshort-termD-Wave above 11.35 has 12.75 next, then 16 where it originally broke down.Source
Inflationneutralshort-termTomorrow's CPI print before the open will likely decide the short-term direction; he is genuinely unsure of the outcome.Source
NVDAbullishshort-termAfter five straight red weeks he does not expect a sixth; NVDA should hold up and deliver a 15-20% bounce off the low, reaching 195-200 by end of week.Source

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2026-11-081 video

2026-11-08

THE MARKET WILL BE MAKING A BIG MOVE THIS WEEK!

THE MARKET WILL BE MAKING A BIG MOVE THIS WEEK!

19 bull · 4 bear · 3 neutralYouTube

QQQ SPY IWM AAPL TSLA MSFT+14

QQQbullishshort-termThe host treats Thursday's flush as a capitulation wash-out: daily RSI hit an extreme that marked bottoms six of six times in ten years, so he expects a ~6% bounce into the 200-day moving average within one to two weeks, targeting roughly 687.Source
Otherpositive for stocksmid-termCiting a 21-of-21 midterm seasonality stat since 1942 with a smallest return of 2.5%, he argues a full-fledged breakdown is extremely unlikely from here.Source
QQQbearishshort-termIf the bounce rejects at the 200-day moving average, he expects another 5-10% down leg, with a capitulation low between 570 and 590 over the following two to four weeks.Source

SPYneutralshort-termSPY sits right on its 200-day moving average; the host is unsure whether it holds and only lists key levels above and below.Source
IWMbearishshort-termIWM failed to reclaim its 200-day and weekly 21 EMA; the last failure led to weeks of further downside, so he would avoid longs until it proves itself.Source
Othernegative for stocksshort-termAfter a ~70% intraday VIX spike and weekly RSI at 67, a condition that has resolved lower within a week across decades, he expects volatility to cool this week, fueling the index bounce.Source
AAPLneutralshort-termApple has chopped sideways for six weeks acting as a safety trade, so he is leaving it alone; only above 355.38 would he look for 365-375.Source
TSLAbearishshort-termTesla's failed breakout back below 200 ruined the chart; he would not touch it until it reclaims the 200-day, and even then it would not be a favorite.Source
MSFTbullishshort-termMicrosoft sits just under all-time highs; if the market bounces he assumes it makes new highs, with key levels at 541.29, 555.45 and 568.03 above.Source
AMZNbullishshort-termAmazon reclaimed the daily 21 EMA and 200-day, holding up better than other Mag 7 names; he views dips as buying opportunities with support near 244.30.Source
NVDAbullishshort-termNVIDIA is the cheapest since 2019 with five straight red weeks, a setup that produced an 11.5% rebound in 2022; he expects institutions to scoop it and targets 205-215.Source
METAbullishshort-termMeta is basing around the 200-day with a bullish RSI divergence; above 643.09 he expects a pop revisiting the 690-691.52 area.Source
GOOGLbullishshort-termAlphabet's weekly RSI hit a level that four of four times since inception produced a rebound within two weeks; above 294.40 he targets 305, with 315 possible.Source
JNJbullishshort-termJ&J is basing near all-time highs with a better look than Eli Lilly, having swept the highs twice; he is looking for a breakout over 281.07.Source
SHOPbullishshort-termShopify has based for four sessions; he likes the base and expects a reclaim of the 21 EMA, a retest, then a push higher, as in prior identical setups.Source
TGTbullishmid-termTarget has trended higher for a year regardless of the market and sits near all-time highs; above 160.80 he sees 166.49, 170.75 and 181.86 ahead of earnings.Source
AMDneutralshort-termAMD, down nearly 40%, bounced off the 200-day; he expects it may base there and wants a reclaim of the daily 21 EMA and break of structure before riding it back up.Source
DELLbullishshort-termDell, down 47% from highs, is basing at the 200-day with an extreme RSI; he expects buyers to step in and is looking for a bounce to 400-420.Source
Otherpositive for stocksmid-termQuantum and nuclear stocks, down 80-90%, are showing signs of money returning in a big way; he expects continuation of inflows over the coming weeks.Source
IONQbullishshort-termIonQ gapped up 23% on earnings, has based for three weeks with bullish divergence, and is his top quantum pick with institutional interest; above 33.31 it heads toward the 200-day at 41.Source
RGTIbullishshort-termRigetti based for three weeks, swept lows and recovered; the failed breakdown sets up a move over 12.53 toward 14.41 and the 200-day near 17.Source
Otherpositive for stocksshort-termThis speculative quantum name is down 75% with a three-week base and a failed breakdown at 8.52, a spot that twice launched large rallies; he finds the setup interesting.Source
QBTSbullishshort-termD-Wave is down 80% with a bullish divergence but a less clean setup; he thinks it won't fall much lower yet ranks it below the other quantum names.Source
QUBTbullishshort-termQUBT swept and recovered its lows with a bullish divergence, looking slightly better than QBTS; above 6.94 the next stop is the 200-day at 8.50, though earnings land Monday.Source
Otherpositive for stocksmid-termThe two payment names have shown strength for weeks; despite falling another 10-20% since he flagged them, he stands behind the view they won't get much worse as buyers step in.Source
OKLObullishmid-termOklo is down ~90% with an oversold weekly RSI; the host traded it on the prior run-up and sees buyers stepping in, expecting at least a multi-week rally.Source

Other

2026-11-051 video

2026-11-05

THE NASDAQ BOTTOMS TOMORROW BEFORE A 6-8% MOVE BACK TO THE 200DMA THE NEXT 2 WEEKS!

THE NASDAQ BOTTOMS TOMORROW BEFORE A 6-8% MOVE BACK TO THE 200DMA THE NEXT 2 WEEKS!

2 bull · 1 bear · 4 neutralYouTube

Otherneutralmid-termThe host says there are only a few scenarios to work from and that he will compare the current move with past decade instances of losing the 200-day moving average, without stating a direction.Source
OtherneutralThe host says conditions are aggressively oversold on the daily and weekly RSI, without stating a directional call.Source
Market Breadthneutrallong-termThe host argues that, based on historical analogs and the midterm stat, a prolonged 8-to-12-month sell-off is very unlikely, without stating an explicit price direction.Source

Otherpositive for stockslong-termThe host cites a 100% hit rate since 1942 across 21 midterm cycles, with an average gain of 16.6% and a smallest gain of 2.5%, arguing that even the minimum November-to-June move would bring the market back to all-time highs and make new highs by June very likely.Source
Market Breadthnegative for stocksshort-termThe host explicitly says he thinks the market will go a little bit lower, without giving a specific price or timeframe.Source
QQQbullishshort-termBased on historical instances of losing the 200-day moving average, the host expects a bottom today or tomorrow followed by a rebound into the 200-day moving average over the next two weeks.Source
Market BreadthneutralThe host says that despite bearish talk, the current sell-off will resemble one of the shorter historical bottoming episodes rather than a long bear market, without stating an explicit price direction.Source

OtherMarket Breadth

2026-11-041 video

2026-11-04

DEADCAT BOUNCE OR THE REAL DEAL?!

DEADCAT BOUNCE OR THE REAL DEAL?!

10 bull · 2 bear · 5 neutralYouTube

SPY DIA IWM SMH RSP QQQ+6

SPYbullishshort-termSPY had a big up day, flipped its weekly candle, and appears to be pivoting up off the weekly 21-period exponential moving average; the host lists 769.23, 774.44, and 779.37 as upside levels and 763.86, 757.07, and 750.36 as downside levels.Source
DIAbullishmid-termThe host mentions DIA twice and expects it to push into new all-time highs over the coming weeks, a bullish call on the Dow ETF.Source
IWMbullishshort-termIWM is basing above the 200-day moving average and needs to clear the weekly 21-period exponential moving average with the cloud flipping green; the host assumes it will then push back up into highs, while saying this week or next will tell.Source

Market Breadthpositive for stocksThe host says money is rotating out of chip stocks and the artificial-intelligence trade back into mega-cap technology names, so the magnificent seven may resume market leadership, without a price or timeframe.Source
SMHbullishshort-termUsing 2022 and 2025 analogues, the host expects SMH to bounce 12% to 16% if it first drops into the 485-495 zone, potentially returning toward 550; he hedges that history need not repeat exactly but assumes it will rhyme.Source
Othernegative for stocksThe host says the volatility index looks ready to take out its low and then come down to a new low, but gives no numeric level or timeframe.Source
GeopoliticsneutralThe host complains that political and Iran-related headlines cause gap ups or gap downs in the market every other day, says a war against Iran will not be won, and notes any real effect is months away; he gives no market direction.Source
OtherneutralIn a political rant the host says he is glad a particular candidate lost and repeatedly says he does not care about either party, only about political headlines causing market gaps; this is not a directional asset call.Source
RSPbullishmid-termDaily RSI on RSP is at or near overbought, and the host says it usually does not stay there many sessions before a pullback; he expects a near-term consolidation or pullback but still thinks it keeps trekking higher.Source
QQQneutralQQQ showed weakness and is sitting on the 200-day moving average after losing the weekly 21-period exponential moving average while the weekly cloud flips red; the host calls it a vulnerable do-or-die spot and repeats that nothing has changed, without stating a direction. Downside levels are 687.87, 680.33, 673.30, and 661.14; upside levels are 701.45, 702.81, and 711.62.Source
NVDAbullishshort-termThe host says NVDA has five red weekly candles and his historical stat failed for the first time, with money still flowing out and a break below 200; yet he stresses the cheapest valuation since 2019 and continuing quarter-over-quarter growth, expects the cheaper shares to be bought, and fully expects a bounce starting next week toward 220.Source
AI Capexnegative for stocksThe host says market participants want to sell artificial-intelligence stocks and that the market has seemed to hate the trade for five weeks, without giving a price level or forward timeframe.Source
AAPLbullishshort-termAAPL has had two massive back-to-back days; the host prefers not to chase and expects an early-next-week pullback that he plans to use as a long entry.Source
GOOGLbullishshort-termGOOGL's weekly RSI reached an oversold condition rarely seen in over ten years; the host expects institutions to accumulate and the business to keep growing, targeting 305 to 315 by next Friday, with 315 as the prior breakdown level likely to act as resistance, and he wants to participate in the initial bounce.Source
AMZNneutralThe host says he will watch Amazon on dips, but gives no explicit bullish or bearish direction, price, or timeframe.Source
MSFTneutralThe host says Microsoft will probably move well too, but adds that he does not really like how it trades, leaving no explicit directional call.Source
TGTbullishshort-termTGT had a clean breakout over 168.80 while consumer staples kept being bought; the host expects a move into the 170.75 high before earnings, likely taking it out within two weeks, with 181.86 above.Source

Market BreadthOtherGeopoliticsAI Capex

2026-11-031 video

2026-11-03

HOW MUCH FURTHER CAN STOCKS REALLY FALL??

HOW MUCH FURTHER CAN STOCKS REALLY FALL??

12 bull · 1 bear · 5 neutralYouTube

QQQ SPY IWM AMZN MSFT AAPL+11

QQQbearishshort-termQQQ is at a do-or-die test of the 200-day moving average with the weekly cloud already red; historically losing this area leads to large drawdowns, so risk should come off below it.Source
SPYneutralshort-termAfter three down days SPY is finding buyers and he doesn't expect much further downside without some relief first; it still holds the weekly 21 EMA.Source
IWMneutralshort-termIWM will either reject or reclaim the weekly 21 EMA at 285.26, with a resolution out of its consolidation likely by end of week.Source

AMZNbullishshort-termAmazon posted its second daily close above the 200-day, which in his framework marks the end of the decline; a break over 255.36 should bring 260 to 265.34.Source
MSFTneutralshort-termMicrosoft is back up to the 21 EMA where it broke down; he is just watching for a break over 529.63 without committing to a direction.Source
AAPLbullishshort-termApple is at the weekly 21 EMA; if it holds he sees a bounce back toward this week's high near 345 by next week, otherwise a multi-week base before breaking up.Source
GOOGLbullishshort-termGoogle swept last week's low as anticipated, offering lower entries; a break through 286.43 should push toward $300 with targets at 310-315.Source
TSLAneutralshort-termTesla's 4-hour chart is starting to roll over but it still consolidates above the 9 EMA and 200-day; only a break over 410.85 resolves the range.Source
NVDAbullishshort-termNVIDIA is basing at an extreme that historically produced big snapbacks and is holding the 200-day; he expects the breakout over 210.97 later this week toward 214 and 216.Source
AMDneutralshort-termAMD popped post-earnings and holds the weekly 21 EMA, but the chart is in the same spot for three weeks and he can't rule out a dead cat bounce, so he waits.Source
TXNbullishshort-termTexas Instruments is the one chip stock showing clear relative strength, breaking out of an inverse head-and-shoulders; above 315.34 the next stop is all-time highs at 334.03.Source
DDOGbullishshort-termDatadog reports tomorrow pre-market from a level buyers defended twice before; he expects another defense and continuation over the next one to two weeks.Source
CSCObullishmid-termCisco sits at the confluence of the 200-day and channel low with controlled selling; reclaiming 108 and then 112.95 would repair the chart ahead of earnings in three weeks.Source
NBISbullishshort-termNBIS has fallen 53% back to its 141.10 breakout point with bullish RSI divergence into earnings next week; reclaiming 182.74 would confirm the base.Source
CRWVbullishshort-termCRWV is down about 64%, near the 65% drawdown level where a prior decline bottomed; he wouldn't be surprised by a post-earnings pop back through 63.80.Source
AI Capexpositive for stocksshort-termData center stocks are down 53-80% from highs and he believes the selling is nearly exhausted, with buyers putting in floors; he plans to start looking for longs.Source
IRENbullishshort-termIREN is down ~70% in its largest drawdown in four years; he expects a big snapback and may take a long through earnings targeting a 15-20% pop.Source
CIFRbullishshort-termCIFR has dropped 80%, exceeding prior drawdowns, and is starting to put in a floor; he expects a big snapback and may trade it through earnings.Source

AI Capex

2026-11-021 video

2026-11-02

THE NASDAQ IS AT A HUGE SPOT RIGHT NOW!

THE NASDAQ IS AT A HUGE SPOT RIGHT NOW!

4 bull · 2 bear · 21 neutralYouTube

QQQ NVDA TSLA GOOGL PYPL MA+9

QQQbullishshort-termHe framed QQQ as sitting near the 200-day moving average with near-oversold daily RSI, conditions that have often produced one-to-two-week relief bounces; a reclaim could open a move toward 727.95, while losing the level would call for risk-off.Source
NVDAbullishshort-termHe argued that NVDA's daily RSI was near oversold, valuation was at a multiyear low, and buyers were likely to step in, so he expected a short-term bounce toward 220 to 225; he also disclosed a large position and said he would trim into the bounce.Source
OtherneutralHe framed the 200-day moving average as a simple risk switch: risk on above it, risk off below it, and wait for a weekly reclaim; this was a process view rather than a single-instrument price forecast.Source

TSLAneutralshort-termHe said TSLA was the only big-tech name showing momentum and relative strength and disclosed a small position, but he also said the move would fail if QQQ sinks this week; no unconditional direction was stated.Source
GOOGLneutralHe said GOOGL's weekly RSI was at a historically low-area and disclosed a small position, but he did not state a clear forward price direction.Source
Market BreadthneutralHe said financial stocks were going a little nuts that day and grouped them among the few areas still showing strength, but gave no forward direction or target for the theme.Source
PYPLneutralHe explicitly said he was not touching PYPL while acknowledging it broke out to new highs; this was an avoidance or personal-choice comment, not an explicit forecast that the price would fall.Source
MAneutralHe listed MA as one of the financial names moving strongly that day, but gave no forward price direction, target, or timing.Source
VneutralHe listed V alongside MA as one of the financial names moving strongly that day, but gave no forward price direction, target, or timing.Source
WMTneutralHe cited WMT alongside COST as one of the consumer-staples and safety-trade names doing well, but gave no forward direction, target, or timing.Source
COSTneutralHe cited COST as one of the consumer-staples and safety-trade names doing well, but gave no forward direction, target, or timing.Source
LLYneutralHe mentioned LLY pushing into new highs as one of the few strong names that day, but gave no forward price direction, target, or timing.Source
XLPneutralHe cited XLP along with consumer staples as examples of the safety trade working that day, but gave no forward price direction or target.Source
OtherneutralHe first mentioned biotech then corrected it to materials-related groups, saying only that it was hanging in there; no clear direction, target, or timing was given.Source
Market BreadthneutralHe observed that consumer staples were doing well and the safety trade was taking off while most assets outside a few strong names were under pressure; this was a defensive-rotation and breadth read without a stated forward direction.Source
AI CapexneutralHe said the AI trade was being sold especially hard in the broad selloff and treated whether buyers scoop up Nvidia as a condition for judging if the AI bull market is cracking; he did not make an unconditional bearish call.Source
Market BreadthneutralHe said there was little beyond the safety trade and everything else was selling across the board; it was a weak-breadth observation rather than an explicit forecast of further decline.Source
Othernegative for stocksshort-termBased on his tracking of the volatility index and daily RSI near 67, he argued that unless the market is truly crashing, volatility usually comes back down within one to two weeks and coincides with a major market low.Source
OtherneutralHe explained that after oversold conditions, larger bounces usually become more reliable once price gets back through the 4-hour 21 EMA and the cloud flips green, with a retest offering lower-risk entries; this was a process view rather than a directional call.Source
Otherneutralshort-termHe emphasized that many charts were oversold at the same time, including GOOGL's weekly RSI near historic low areas; this framed a short-term bounce setup but did not by itself provide a clear direction or target.Source
ValuationneutralHe repeatedly said NVDA's PE valuation was around its cheapest in roughly ten years and used that as support for a possible buyer response, but he did not give a separate directional price target for the valuation theme.Source
SPYbullishshort-termHe said SPY had already sold off for several weeks, was still around the weekly 21 EMA, and had a second oversold 4-hour RSI reading, so he expected buyers around the 740 to 750 area and relief either this week or next.Source
EarningsneutralHe used Apple's softer forward guidance, margin pressure from the memory shortage, and Microsoft's after-hours pop being faded as examples that big-company earnings over the past few weeks had not been well received; he did not give a specific forward direction for an index or sector.Source
MSFTneutralHe cited MSFT as an example of an earnings pop that faded by the next morning, used to illustrate poor big-company earnings reactions; no forward direction or target was given.Source
AAPLbearishmid-termHe said AAPL's forward guidance was below what the market had priced in and margins were hurt by a memory shortage, so the market disliked the earnings; he leaned toward a test of 325 and, if a larger breakdown develops, 315 to 320 over the coming weeks, while noting oversold conditions could bring near-term relief.Source
SMHbullishshort-termHe said prior larger SMH breakdowns initially proved to be fakeouts followed by strong rebounds, so if this level is lost he expected a retest of the 200-day area from below within one to two weeks rather than an immediate continued collapse.Source
OtherneutralHe said he was moving from the indices to a quick run-through of the Mag 7 stocks, but did not give a group-level directional call or target.Source

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