Heineken-Ashi said:

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FANG - turned up on Daily MACD after awesome positive divergence. Shorter term target is between $180 and $200. From there, I'm looking for a correction to a higher low and then I will enter shares and probably some calls too hunting $260 late summer or early fall.

This will be on the 25 list even though it's a more structured and strategic play and not a buy and hold. Simply because I think it will be extremely high probability as long as the last low holds and what I posted above happens. Like a 30% return on shares with ability to leverage calls at the right time to make it 50%+ return overall.

I know I said I wouldn't do options for the 25 list, but if what I think plays out, I can hand hold this one when the time comes.

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I posted on here about a month ago I was starting to buy FANG as it hit around $166, kept buying all the way down to $153, and now ready to ride it all the way up.

We just really don't want under $150. Can get bearish quick.

Being stuck in the hospital and unable to trade all week, I had an itch I had to scratch. Bought SPX 5930 ODTE lotto puts for $0.90 10 minutes ago and sold for $2.00 just now. That felt good.

SMCI? I see next round of earnings is soon, holding onto my puts (and shares) until that event.

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Had my lowest SOXL buy at $27.15. Executed and almost immediately bounced hard.

That's the last of my cash though so if we go lower I'm pretty much stuck for now.

First target $30.95.

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what happens at $30.95?? Bail or double down?

My first sell goes through, probably rotate that cash into QQQM or BRK.B.

CVNA from $3 to $260, and lots of questions around their accounting. Does it stall at $150 or blow thru?

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BTC Miners: I might be turning bearish if they can't continue Friday's action with the same force.

For those not in who might be looking for a signal.. and let me be clear, these are levels they HAVE to get through for me to consider buying. For the ones I already hold, if they can't get through these levels I'm probably selling as they can correct much further.

CLSK - Buy once above $12.70
MARA - Buy once above $21.10, watch out for resistance at $22.50 area.
WULF - Buy above $6.95
CORZ - Buy above $15.85
CIFR - Buy above $6.15
HUT - Buy above $25.80
IREN - Buy above $12.40
HIVE - Buy above $3.90
BITF - Buy above $2.00

RIOT is the only one that has already triggered a buy from oversold levels. It finished at resistance Friday. Through $13 and it can keep rising.

Your deadline for these price targets is tomorrow or the next couple days?

Philip J Fry said:

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Your deadline for these price targets is tomorrow or the next couple days?

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Not necessarily. Just levels I need to see without significant selling happening first.

Anyone have a good read on NVDA? Flirting with an ATH. Wondering how high it can go?

Talon2DSO said:

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Fubo up bigly this morning on Disney news

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Rocketing

BucketofBalls99 said:

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Anyone have a good read on NVDA? Flirting with an ATH. Wondering how high it can go?

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I've got it hitting resistance here in the $150 range but I'm long looking for $170. Support moved up to $142 for me.

Heineken-Ashi said:

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BucketofBalls99 said:

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Anyone have a good read on NVDA? Flirting with an ATH. Wondering how high it can go?

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I've got it hitting resistance here in the $150 range but I'm long looking for $170. Support moved up to $142 for me.

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rotation into semis happening. AVGO hasn't taken off yet (but looks primed), I'm buying some shares.

KOS might see some resistance around $4. But as long as $3.55 holds, I'm bullish looking for $5 to go net free.

Brewmaster said:

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Heineken-Ashi said:

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BucketofBalls99 said:

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Anyone have a good read on NVDA? Flirting with an ATH. Wondering how high it can go?

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I've got it hitting resistance here in the $150 range but I'm long looking for $170. Support moved up to $142 for me.

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rotation into semis happening. AVGO hasn't taken off yet (but looks primed), I'm buying some shares.

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It's not mass rotation when the majority never left. The dollar is finally showing some weakness and you're seeing it move back out and into a lot of things. Metals have a chance to perform a stick save if they can continue moving up. I'd like to see TLT finally get hit hard.

SMCI is a buy with $34 as stop. Aiming for $50near term.

BLDE is at resistance. I still favor one more drop but won't argue if it wants to keep going up. Target is lower than orginal months ago, but I'm looking for $6-$6.50.

May be a good buying opportunity for NN (NextNav) presenting itself. 3D GPS company. Not sure what is causing the sudden selloff yet.

ALB - Over $100 is the signal I'm looking for to start the next move.

Sold some $7 covered calls for next Friday - I'll be happy either way it plays out.

Talon2DSO said:

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Fubo up bigly this morning on Disney news

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Welcome surprise when I checked my stocks this morning. How can it go? Take some profits or hold?

Any update on SLV?

MU is on a good move here. Please sweet 8lb 4oz baby Jesus send it over $110

Talon2DSO said:

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MU is on a good move here. Please sweet 8lb 4oz baby Jesus send it over $110

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Nice job holding that. I took a big loss on the first day of the drop and didn't think it would recover so fast.

There is no clear path for NVDA on the short term. Understand what I mean though. NVDA should be in the 5th wave of an ending diagonal. Those are exhaustion of trend patterns, in this case, the trend being one going back two years. They are overlapping and produce whipsaw. As of now, NVDA could be completing an (a) wave, which would be the first of a 3-wave move inside of the 5th wave. If so, it would be followed by a (b) that could retrace between $133 and $140. But I can also make a case the (a) completed in Christmas Eve and that we're in the (c) final move already which could top anywhere between $160 and $170. So if you are long..

1. You could either take profits here and not deal with the potential whipsaw, knowing that once this tops its going to reverse back to $90-$100 level by mid summer
2. You could sell here and look to buy back around $140 or lower for the last ride to $160-$170, knowing that if you never get the chance you will at least avoid the big fall upcoming.
3. You could set a conservative stop just below the last $126 low and hang on until this completes higher.

Make no mistake though, my base case is that a huge drop is just around the corner in the coming weeks to months. And with how heavily weighted NVDA is and how many companies depend on their products and their business downstream, it almost undoubtedly won't just be them dropping that hard.