Your reminder that $INTC is bouncing off the $86 support zone, right where the rising 200D SMA comes into play. A pretty attractive setup at these levels IMO. Now looking for buyers to build on this reaction.

$BULL returning to a very interesting zone here. That $5.50 area has attracted buyers multiple times this year, producing some significant rallies. Looking for buyers to show up again. Even if we lose it, a reclaim followed by a successful retest would be worth watching. Q3 earnings coming up in November. After 51% revenue growth and a 31.5% adjusted operating margin last quarter, can Webull keep that momentum going?

$GOOGL looking like a steal at these prices After a significant correction from its highs, the stock is now trading right around its Yearly Open at $320. A level that could become particularly interesting if buyers manage to defend it. Still one of the biggest players in the AI trade, and the risk/reward is starting to look very appealing here. Would you consider investing in $GOOGL here?

$ASTS A bounce from $34 can very well only happen once Just saying...

Saw @HKIStrategies sharing his outlook on $IONQ and figured I'd share my own perspective. $IONQ rejected at its Yearly Open twice now. That $48 zone has become a serious resistance area, with sellers stepping in on both attempts to reclaim it. Now we're back at $30, where buyers are trying to hold the line. As much as this level is holding for now, I believe we need the buying pressure a deeper bounce from $28 could provide. My ideal scenario? A relief rally towards $36, followed by another move lower to test that major $28 support zone. That's where I'd be particularly interested in seeing how buyers respond.

$CRDO As much as I don't like seeing a fourth retest of this $150 support zone, buyers are giving us a bullish reaction nonetheless. The risk/reward at these levels remains attractive, especially with the yearly open sitting right around $150. And with signs of life returning to the AI trade, this could become a very interesting bounce to watch. Still not a fan of the bigger picture with those lower highs, but you can't ignore buyers stepping in at such an important level.

$SOFI just delivered an absolutely MASSIVE earnings report. And the stock is surging 10% premarket. • Revenue beat expectations by 9% ✅ • EPS beat expectations by 6% ✅ • Revenue grew 44% YoY ✅ • Adjusted EBITDA surged 70% YoY ✅ • 2026 guidance raised ✅ • 2027 outlook came in above expectations ✅ Just days after losing its major $15 support level, buyers are getting a reason to step back in. Turnaround incoming?

Bullish momentum looks to be returning to $SPX after a strong bounce from support at $7,600. October might just end in the green!

$RMBS at a good RR Reclaim of 50day SMA + YO would put this one back on the map 👀

$RMBS dropped earnings today It’s a double beat!

Told you we were back! Uptober incoming thanks to Amodei 📈

$NKE recovering its recent earnings selloff. After its latest earnings release, Nike has recovered its post-earnings losses and is now building on support, reclaiming the 50-day SMA in the process. Several resistance zones sit just overhead, and I'll be watching whether buyers can push into them and how price reacts. Is $NKE finally setting up for a bigger reversal?

We are so back!! Who is ready for Uptober to return in the last week?

Retail investors are buying the AI selloff while hedge funds are reducing exposure. Two completely different interpretations of the same market. The bullish case: Retail is accumulating high-growth companies at prices we haven't seen in months, while institutions temporarily reduce risk. If the fundamentals hold up, these could turn out to be incredible opportunities. The bearish case: Retail is absorbing the selling pressure from larger investors concerned about valuations, financing and the sustainability of AI spending. And if that selling continues, prices could have much further to fall. So what could this mean? Either retail is getting ahead of a major recovery, or it's providing the liquidity for institutions to exit before another leg lower. The difference could determine whether this AI selloff becomes a buying opportunity or something much more painful.

$UBER is sitting right on its YL around $66. And what makes this even more interesting is how strong the news flow around Uber has been while the stock keeps struggling. ✅ Bill Ackman's largest holding ✅ CEO bought ~$10M worth of shares ✅ COO Andrew Macdonald bought another ~$5.3M ✅ Pelosi buying back in May Yet here we are, back at the lowest price buyers have accepted all year. If $66 fails, the weekly chart is where I’m looking next. ▶️ ~$62 is a major multi-year support area ▶️ It has brought buyers back multiple times before ▶️ A flush into that zone followed by a reclaim could become a much more interesting setup than trying to force the bottom here For a company getting this kind of backing and news flow, the fact that price is still struggling is something that doesn't add up.

BlackRock was adding $ASTS back when it was trading around $90. Today, it’s under $40. Are you buying more at these prices?