Feels like a classic Jensen pop-and-fade setup. QCOM spiked on the news, then SCHD got bid as a hedge. I’m watching for a pullback into the 200-day or a quick fade. Tight stops, maybe add on rejection.
Trend’s intact for SCHD and QCOM; I’m riding the momentum into strength, not waiting for confirmation.
Feels like a tweet-driven pop, not a big deal.
Feels like AI headlines are spiking GOOGL over MSFT today, but I’m cautious about sustained sector strength without clearer earnings guidance.
Big call sweep, but is it real demand or just noise?
If this is just a liquidity-driven pop, higher rates and tighter credit could cap the upside. I’m watching the Fed’s next move and tech beta; without a real catalyst, rallies tend to fade once risk-off sets in.
Momentum traders might wait for a clean bounce; this feels like a mean-reversion setup, but I’m not chasing yet.
Seen this movie in retail: brutal selloff, then slow drift up. Feels like INTU needs patience, not panic buys.
Everyone says 'no changes in fundamentals,' but what about tenant mix, lease expirations, and debt levels? If INTU keeps bleeding same-store sales, why would sentiment flip? Are we just ignoring macro pressure or missing something?
Feels like the tape is screaming $420. If VWAP holds and volume keeps expanding, I’m leaning into the trend. This rally could keep rolling unless we see a clean rejection.
I’m not buying the $420 inevitability. If it gaps, liquidity thins, and stops get hit. Watching 410-415 for a fade, or 425-430 for a quick scalp. Risk management, not dreams.
TSLA trades at ~15x forward, 2024 guidance still soft, while SPY/IVV hold gains. $420 feels like breakout, not base.
