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Most people hate corrections. Long-term investors should be READY for them. If the market finally gets a real reset, younger investors could get much better entries in names they may hold for years. My first stock: #1: $GOOGL 4 more below πŸ‘‡ Patience now can create options later.
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#2 $MSFT #3 $AVGO #4 $AMZN #5 $NVDA I’m not waiting for perfect. I’m waiting for CHEAPER.
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The market is telling two very different stories today. Some stocks are attracting fresh buyers. Others can't catch a bid even after good news. Here are 7 names I'm watching closely: $PLTR β€” Palantir Government AI adoption is getting real. The FAA rollout gives traders a fresh catalyst. Watching whether buyers defend the breakout. $CRWD β€” CrowdStrike Cybersecurity is showing strength while semiconductors struggle. Volume and relative strength are the tells here. $TLSI β€” TriSalus Life Sciences FDA clearance sparked the move. Can buyers hold the gap, or does the momentum fade? $PAYX β€” Paychex Earnings are out, but sellers are in control. Watching for a VWAP reclaim before calling any reversal. $APP β€” AppLovin Growth concerns are weighing on the stock. A failed bounce could keep downside pressure alive. $EXPE β€” Expedia AI disruption fears are hitting travel stocks. Watching whether buyers finally step in near support. $VKTX β€” Viking Therapeutics Yesterday's huge move is facing a real test. A controlled pullback is one thing. Heavy selling into the gap is another. My focus today? Find the stocks holding up when the market gets shaky. Don't chase the headline. Watch the volume. Which one are you watching?
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$TOPS is up more than 80% premarket near $1.31 after a huge after-hours move. Shipping is getting attention, but this is already an extended small-cap setup. $TOPS β€” LET IT COME TO ME I’m watching for the first real support zone after the open. If buyers absorb a pullback and volume stays strong, I’ll reassess. If it goes vertical out of the gate, I’m fine watching it without me. Small float. Big volatility. Position size matters. Missing a move costs nothing. Chasing the wrong one can.
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Mark Reynolds retweeted
The neocloud trade looks very different when you compare CapEx to current revenue: β€’ $CRWV sits around ~3x because more of its infrastructure is already producing revenue with their advantage coming from operating massive AI clusters for some of most demanding customers in market β€’ $NBIS is closer to ~10x as it builds ahead of revenue but more interesting opportunity is moving higher in the stack through training, inference and agents to increase value of every megawatt deployed β€’ $IREN sits around ~15x because its still aggressively building before cloud revenue fully shows up with advantage coming from power access and bringing large amounts of AI capacity online efficiently CoreWeave is furthest along in converting CapEx into revenue but pays highest borrowing cost around 8% while IREN is spending most aggressively and carries the lowest reported funding cost around 2%.
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$AMD STOCK IS NOW OVER $600 FOR THE FIRST TIME (Post Split)
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$MRVL is up nearly 3% premarket around $251 as AI and semiconductor names catch another bid. The catalyst is a mix of sector strength and Marvell’s new 2nm optical interconnect tech for AI data centers. Key support: $244–$245 Breakout level: $254–$255 Risk: the stock is already extended after a strong rebound, so a weak semiconductor tape could bring a quick rejection. I’m watching whether buyers absorb the first pullback and keep $MRVL stronger than the Nasdaq. Volume is the key confirmation here. If $254–$255 clears with real participation, momentum stays intact. If it rejects that zone and loses $244, the setup changes quickly. Today it’s about follow-through, not chasing the gap.
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Here are the US market stocks across various sectors that I am currently tracking πŸ‘‡ πŸ€– Tech/AI: $NVDA $AVGO $LRCX $CRWD ⚑ Energy: $XOM $CVX $COP $EOG 🏦 Financials: $JPM $GS $MS $BAC 🧬 Healthcare: $LLY $ABBV $VRTX $REGN 🏭 Industrials: $GE $CAT $ETN $RTX ⛏️ Materials: $FCX $NEM $NUE $STLD πŸ“± Communication Services: $GOOGL $META $NFLX $TMUS πŸ›’ Consumer Staples: $WMT $COST $KO $PM πŸš— Consumer Discretionary: $AMZN $TSLA $BKNG $TJX πŸ”Œ Utilities: $CEG $VST $NEE $SO 🏒 Real Estate: $PLD $WELL $EQIX $DLR Rather than chasing every stock with high volatility, I prefer to track the leading stocks in each sector and observe where relative strength is consistently demonstrated. Currently, my key areas of focus are AI/Tech, Energy, Healthcare, and Industrials. Which sector are you watching most closely? Share the sectors you're tracking in the comments, and let's discuss.
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$MU is back on my radar this morning. πŸ‘€ Micron is getting another bid premarket after a strong move yesterday, with semiconductors still benefiting from the broader tech rebound. The bigger story hasn’t really changed: AI keeps driving demand for memory, supply is still tight, and Micron is expanding U.S. production to keep up. What I’m watching now is whether buyers can keep control after the open. $1,012 is the area I’d like to see cleared cleanly. If MU can push through that with volume, momentum could stay alive. On the other hand, after this kind of run, I’d be careful chasing a weak breakout. Earnings are coming up on Sept. 30, so I expect volatility to stay elevated from here. Still one of the more interesting AI/memory names on my screen today. $MU #Micron #Semiconductors #AI
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Anthropic and OpenAI are now chasing 20 to 30 MW compute deals alongside gigawatt projects as β€œspeed to usable capacity” becomes increasingly important. That puts already energized sites in a way stronger position as labs look to take whatever capacity can come online fastest.
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$MEDS is putting on a serious momentum show today. The stock ripped from roughly $2.78 to an intraday high near $4.80, then spent most of the session digesting the move instead of completely giving it back. What I like here is the structure after the first spike β€” buyers kept stepping in around the $3.55–$3.65 area, and the late push back above $4.00 came with another noticeable pickup in volume. Right now, $4.00 is the first level I want to see hold, while $4.40–$4.50 is the next area bulls need to reclaim cleanly. Still a very high-volatility name, so chasing strength here can get expensive fast. But as long as it keeps building above the low-$4s, $MEDS stays firmly on the momentum watchlist. πŸ‘€πŸ“ˆ
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🚨 $PSIG is making a strong move today. This small-cap name is grabbing attention with a 30%+ intraday surge, backed by a noticeable increase in trading activity. The chart shows a clear momentum shift β€” buyers pushed the stock from the $2.50 area toward the $3.70 high before entering a consolidation phase. The important part is that bulls are still holding above the $3.30 zone after the pullback. πŸ“Š Levels I’m watching: Support: $3.20–$3.30 area Resistance: $3.70 breakout zone A reclaim of the highs with stronger volume could bring momentum traders back in. But after a fast move like this, volatility is expected β€” patience and risk management matter. Strong momentum, strong volume, and a key level to watch. πŸ‘€πŸ“ˆ #Stocks #SmallCaps #Trading #MarketMomentum
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$SCNI had a solid headline move today, but the chart shows mixed follow-through. It dipped to around 2.235, bounced hard, ran up to roughly 2.52, and then gave a good chunk of that move back before settling near 2.35. That tells me traders showed interest, but the stock couldn’t fully hold its momentum into the later part of the session. The big level now is whether SCNI can keep holding the 2.32–2.35 area. If buyers defend that zone, it still has a chance to rebuild and make another push. But if that support starts slipping, today’s spike may end up looking more like a temporary squeeze than the start of a clean trend. High volatility, quick reversals, and definitely a name that needs tight risk management. #SCNI #Stocks #Trading #SmallCaps
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$TRUG (TruGolf) Technical Breakdown πŸ“ˆ TRUG is showing a strong momentum shift today, with buyers stepping back in after the stock found support near the $0.47 area. The chart shows a clear recovery move, pushing back above the $0.55 level with increasing volume β€” a sign that short-term traders are paying attention. The key level to watch now is $0.60 resistance. A clean breakout with strong volume could open the door for another move higher, while failure to hold the current zone may lead to a pullback toward previous support. The biggest signal here is volume β€” the spike during the move higher shows real market participation, not just a low-liquidity bounce. My focus: πŸ”₯ Hold above $0.55 β†’ bullish momentum stays intact πŸš€ Break above $0.60 β†’ possible continuation setup ⚠️ Lose $0.52 β†’ momentum starts weakening Small caps move fast, so manage risk and watch the volume. The next move will be decided by whether buyers can reclaim the breakout zone. #TRUG #Stocks #Trading #SmallCaps #MarketAnalysis
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$IPDN is showing a strong recovery structure after a deep pullback. πŸ“ˆThe chart tells an interesting story: after dropping toward the $0.123 area, buyers stepped in aggressively and started building a steady uptrend. The stock pushed through multiple resistance levels, eventually reaching a high near $0.203 before entering a consolidation phase.Right now, IPDN is holding around $0.178, which shows buyers are still defending the higher range after the big move.Key levels I’m watching:πŸ”Ή $0.170–$0.175 β€” near-term support zone πŸ”Ή $0.180 β€” important pivot area πŸ”Ή $0.195–$0.203 β€” major resistance / breakout zone πŸ”Ή Above $0.203 β€” potential continuation setupThe structure looks like:Bottom formation β†’ strong breakout β†’ higher highs β†’ consolidation near resistanceVolume expansion during the upside move shows increased trader interest, but bulls need to reclaim the $0.20 area to prove the next leg higher is coming.If IPDN holds above the mid-$0.17s, the setup remains constructive. If it loses support, expect a deeper retracement.Small-cap momentum is all about levels and timing.$IPDN #SmallCaps #MomentumTrading #DayTrading #StockMarket
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$YMAT is showing a classic momentum fade and recovery attempt. πŸ“‰βž‘οΈπŸ“ˆ The stock opened with strong upside momentum, pushing quickly toward the $2.26 high, but buyers couldn’t maintain control. After the initial spike, sellers stepped in and slowly pressured the price lower throughout the session. The important part: YMAT found support near the $1.81 area and started bouncing. Here’s what I’m watching: πŸ”Ή Support zone: $1.80–$1.82 This is where buyers defended the downside. πŸ”Ή Reclaim level: $1.90–$2.00 Getting back above this area would show buyers are regaining control. πŸ”Ή Major resistance: $2.20–$2.26 That’s where the first breakout attempt failed. The volume tells the story β€” heavy activity came during the opening push, then volume cooled as the stock consolidated. Right now, YMAT is in a prove-it zone. If bulls can reclaim $2.00 with volume, momentum could return. If $1.80 breaks, the chart structure weakens. Big early move, sharp pullback, now waiting for confirmation. $YMAT #SmallCaps #MomentumTrading #DayTrading #Stocks
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$WYHG is showing a strong momentum move, but the key now is whether buyers can hold the breakout. The stock recovered from the $4.70 area and pushed sharply higher, briefly reaching around $5.96 before profit-taking kicked in. The move came with a clear volume spike, which shows strong trader interest. However, after a fast run like this, the next phase matters more than the initial spike. Levels I’m watching: πŸ”Ή $5.10–$5.20 β€” current support zone πŸ”Ή $5.40–$5.50 β€” first recovery area πŸ”Ή $5.80 β€” momentum resistance πŸ”Ή $5.96 β€” key breakout level If bulls can stabilize above the low-$5 range and start reclaiming resistance, this could build another leg higher. If support fails, expect a deeper pullback after the sharp move. Strong volume, big move, but now the chart needs confirmation. Manage risk and let price action lead. $WYHG πŸ“ˆ
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$AOUT is showing some solid intraday strength. After dipping near $14.30, buyers stepped in fast and pushed the stock all the way to $15.00 before it cooled off. Now it’s consolidating around $14.75, which keeps the setup interesting. What I’m watching: πŸ”Ή $14.70–$14.75 β€” immediate support πŸ”Ή $14.55–$14.60 β€” deeper support zone πŸ”Ή $14.85–$14.90 β€” near-term resistance πŸ”Ή $15.00 β€” key breakout level The move came with a noticeable volume spike, so there’s clearly some real interest here. If bulls can keep holding above $14.70 and take another run at $15, momentum could stay alive. If $14.70 fails, I’d expect the setup to cool off pretty quickly. Nice recovery, but $15 is the level that matters now. $AOUT
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🚨 AOUT delivered a strong momentum move today. The stock started the session quietly around the $12.60 area, then buyers stepped in aggressively after the open and pushed the price higher. AOUT quickly broke out, climbing above the $13 level and eventually reaching an intraday high near $14.45. After the initial surge, the stock spent the rest of the session consolidating near the highs β€” a sign that buyers were still defending the move. What stands out: βœ… Strong breakout from the morning base βœ… Heavy volume during the move higher βœ… Buyers absorbed pullbacks βœ… Price held above the $14 area after the spike Key levels I’m watching: πŸ“ˆ Resistance: $14.45 A clean breakout above this level could bring another momentum push. πŸ“‰ Support: $14.00, then $13.50 Holding these zones keeps the bullish structure intact. Overall, AOUT showed strong relative strength today. The big question now is whether buyers can turn this breakout into a continuation move or if the stock needs more time to consolidate. #AOUT #Stocks #Trading #MomentumStocks #MarketUpdate
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🚨 TLYS had a classic spike-and-fade session today. The stock traded relatively quiet early, holding around the $4.08–$4.12 area, then exploded higher in the afternoon and ran to an intraday high near $4.43. But the key takeaway is this: bulls couldn’t hold the breakout. After the sharp push, sellers stepped in and the stock gave back most of the move, drifting all the way back toward the $4.09 area into the close. That kind of price action tells me momentum showed up, but follow-through was weak. What stood out: βœ… Strong intraday breakout attempt βœ… Sharp push from the $4.10 area to $4.43 βœ… Volume picked up on the move βœ… Most of the gain was sold into afterward Key levels I’m watching now: πŸ“ˆ Resistance: $4.30–$4.43 Bulls need to reclaim that zone to bring momentum back. πŸ“‰ Support: $4.05–$4.10 If this area fails, the breakout attempt loses credibility. Overall, TLYS definitely got traders’ attention today, but the late fade matters. Now the question is whether this was just a one-time spike β€” or the start of a setup that needs time to rebuild. #TLYS #Stocks #Trading #MarketUpdate
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