I did a bunch of research today, here are some things I'll be watching. Would love your input.

• PG - would like to catch this on an 8 EMA reconnect for a push to $147 or higher, Dec monthlies. Need to watch for ATH resistance at $147
• AMT - like the setup here. Would like to get this at $240 for easy push to $249/250. If $250 clears, $260
• GILD - want OA opinion, but we could be in a long running model T up to $67
• FDX - like this here, $270 - $290, Dec monthlies
• DG - no idea what to think about this, but I like the stair steps. I may buy above $216 for push to $225
• CVNA - want to get this at $205 for target move to $228
• NOW - move to $528 or ATH. I don't have conviction on this and want to see relative to /NQ
• MSFT - this looks great, want to see us hit $228
• FB - like this for move to $292 - Dec monthlies
• JPM - very interesting pattern to me. Can we see an abandoned baby on the weekly?
• PEP - I knew I should have bought this earlier. I first noticed this last week and didn't do it like a dumb ass. I like this with an 8EMA reconnect, target 147 or higher
• SFTBF - I hate Softbank, but this is in major consolidation. Wondering if this doesn't puke.

Be better than that. Call him by name, leave physical differences aside.

McInnis 03 said:

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Be better than that. Call him by name, leave physical differences aside.

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Honestly, IDGAS, his shutdown orders have bankrupted some close friends and neighbors. They don't know how to play the markets to generate income and are on the verge of losing everything they've built because politicians think they can stop an airborne virus with a 99.996% survival rate with stay at home orders and a bandana over your face. My business actually profits more with the lockdowns but I'd rather have regular sales figures with my neighbors whole than them not being able to sleep and consumed by fear. I have zero respect for Abbott and my disdain for him grows daily.

Prognightmare said:

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McInnis 03 said:

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Be better than that. Call him by name, leave physical differences aside.

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Honestly, IDGAS, his shutdown orders have bankrupted some close friends and neighbors. They don't know how to play the markets to generate income and are on the verge of losing everything they've built because politicians think they can stop an airborne virus with a 99.996% survival rate with stay at home orders and a bandana over your face. My business actually profits more with the lockdowns but I'd rather have regular sales figures with my neighbors whole than them not being able to sleep and consumed by fear. I have zero respect for Abbott and my disdain for him grows daily.

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But what does any of that have to do with him being in a wheelchair?

Why are people so sensitive? If I was in a wheel chair I would want my nick name wheels. Take this talk to f16

Colt98 said:

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Why are people so sensitive? If I was in a wheel chair I would want my nick name wheels. Take this talk to f16

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I'll admit I take flippant comments such as the above a bit more personally because of my daughter's disabilities. I just think we can be better to criticise people for legitimate reasons rather than physical differences that they may have no control over.

But hey, that's what makes me....me.

McInnis 03 said:

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Colt98 said:

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Why are people so sensitive? If I was in a wheel chair I would want my nick name wheels. Take this talk to f16

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I'll admit I take flippant comments such as the above a bit more personally because of my daughter's disabilities. I just think we can be better to criticise people for legitimate reasons rather than physical differences that they may have no control over.

But hey, that's what makes me....me.

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Agreed, I'm in the camp of erring on the side of kindness...especially when it's regarding someone who may not see it your way

He does have plenty of reasons for concern. And point taken Mc.

So how we going to get paid this week. Appl, Wdc, net, nio, rkt, hd, zm, roku???

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Thundergon said:

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Amazon is setting up a squeeze on the weekly timeframe. Definitely keeping my eye on that one.

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That's the one I have my eye on too and curious what you technical guys think about it's setup.

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This is hard to predict because that squeeze could fire to the short side. On a monthly basis, Amazon has not reverted to its 21 period mean since March and it's hanging out around +2 ATR. Going down to +1 ATR would take it to the 2,800 range. Amazon has been in a multi year uptrend, but it routinely touches +1 ATR before going higher. The question for now is whether or not Amazon is consolidating for a further move higher or is going to regress to the mean. On a monthly basis, +3 ATR is 3,500, below ATH at 3552. I think ATH will provide fierce resistance on any upwards move. I should also point out that Amazon has not reconnected with its monthly 8 EMA since April. It's close now ($2900).

On a weekly basis, Amazon has closed below it's weekly 8EMA multiple times and it has been touching it's weekly 21EMA. The 8/21 weekly EMAs have not crossed since late 2018. It keeps retesting it's 21, will it break below?

On a daily basis, Amazon closed below its 8, 21, 34, and 55 EMA this week, and there was a test of the 89 yesterday, which it closed above. Amazon has closed below the daily 89 multiple times Keep in mind it is underperforming the market right now and has what appears to be a failed C&H in October.

tl;dr - I don't see anything that represents a high probability play on it, maybe iron condors. It could be entering a wedge on the daily prior to resolving. I'd want to see over 3185 to consider anything long and below 3070 to play anything short, personally.