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TESLA a break above 775Shares closed 2.75% higher to 774.39 in stock market trading Friday, breaking out past a 764.55 buy point in a cup-with-handle base. Shares have found support near their 21-day exponential moving average. Its relative strength line is trending upward, as its 50-day line is also sloping up again. Tesla's RS Rating is 85 out of a possible 99. Its EPS Rating is 72. Among U.S. automakers with a growing slate of EVs, General Motors (GM) and Ford (F) each rose 0.5%. Recent IPO Lucid Motors (LCID) fell 3%. Tesla's China-based rivals Nio (NIO) declined 1.5%, Xpeng (XPEV) dipped 2.5% and Li Auto (LI) ended the day mostly flat. For more info check out my bio.
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by KulKashKlan
The biotech era possibilities: reverse aging, cure cancer, ...A little intro to the biotech cycle... It could be real big. RNA technology can do a little bit more than tell your genes to produce spike protein. It could be used to fight cancer. It could also be used to increase life expectancy from 75 years to perhaps 90. And more importantly, make people age slower as well as kill "deficient" cells involved in aging. This means "prime" and "old age" would go from 25-50 and 50-75 to 25-60 and 60-90. Can you imagine? Of course this is not eternal life, but us humans prime for what seems like such a short time, especially as our life expectancy increase. You get to 25 and it's a race. By 50 it's over. At 35 you're already basically halfway through and missed on so much prossibly. But if you got until 60 then it would make a significant difference. You life would not be "over" just a few years after reaching adulthood. A while ago they came up with solutions but they had a little downside: it was highly cancerigenous. Research has improved, and if people don't revert to the stone age soon (no guarentee about that), it will continue. Plenty of treatments (injections, drugs, not RNA modifications) have been tested, and we have seen "70 year old" mice run faster than "25 year olds". They have been tested on various mammals and plants. And to my knowledge, 1 human. David Sinclair, a genetician that looks at least 10 years younger than he is. Not going to lie, the first people to get access to this, after the innovators (the few professors testing it on themselves) will be rich people. Anti-ageing through DNA therapy got to be cheaper and work better than weekly injections of 5 products + 25 other products to counter the side effects. RNA also is used to fight rare diseases, genetic disorders, but this concerns a tiny part of the population. It's nice and all, but let's be honest, most people care way more about increasing everyone's (and their) healthy life spans. Other uses: Vaccines. Obviously. Hunger management (you could also just ban obesity like Japan or ban the industry from dumping trucks of sugar and salt in their food to make people hungry). Faster fracture repair (maybe send gene instructions temporarly) Cure all sorts of handicaps (up to 10% of the population) Less very dumb people (that are unemployable)? Hair loss Color blindness Finally fix these teeth constantly getting damaged by bacteria Regrow an arm? Some cool sci-fi stuff? X-ray vision maybe? Idk unlimited possibilities A huge market bubble since "unlimited possibilities" Oh I can already see it Right now they are showing the population that RNA tech isn't scary by using them all (most of the pop) as guinea pigs and force vaccinating a lot of people. But I think they are calming down. These guys aren't that bright but at some point they might figure out if they insist too much they will alienate people and make them ultra-conservative and anti-vaxx and anti-everything. The boomers in power don't have long, so of course they are in a hurry to push this tech at any cost. Funny. They are desperate. The only western president that is young is Macron and OF COURSE his wife is like 80 or something. The risk is MOAR mass hysteria, MORE euphorism, so I think ultimately people will get greedy and go after more and more half tested rushed treatments, and traders should know the outcome: eventually, a catastrophe. Mass deaths followed by reverting back to ultra conservative values. Good buy on the next major bear market (this company or whichever one survives). But investing in this is not even the most interesting part.
NASDAQ:MRNA
by MrRenev
1
SPYR Tech Company - Big play in effect! BULLISHLow cap penny stock, just released their apple play products, and have a big 50,000 ad marketing campaign for their products starting in october. this has also retraced to the perfect areas as seen on the chart. finding support, retracing to the top of the last breakout peak perfectly and momentum is starting to turn green last 30 days. with the bottom in, high obvoious volume coming in recently, along with their new advertising with new products just released this year.
OTC:SPYRLong
by ToddGreen
4
Snowflake, Inc. $SNOW reaches pattern target, partial exitSnowflake is a cloud computing-based data warehousing company based in Montana, named after the founders' love for winter sports. I like winter sports, and the ticker SNOW is aesthetically appealing in my portfolio. The trade setup was straightforward. The company IPO'd in 2020 at $220, and after one quarter that saw investors take price up above $400 per share, all post-IPO gains were given back by mid-2021, and price got down to as low as $180. Between March - July 2021, $SNOW formed an inverted Head and Shoulders bottom, reflected by the blue curved drawings - a left shoulder, a "head", and a right shoulder. Once price broke above the pattern boundary, I reached a measured target of $320 by applying the width of the pattern (from $180 to $250, or $70) to the breakout level of $250. $70 + $250 = $320 This measurement criteria is based on the works of John Magee and Robert D. Edwards in Technical Analysis of Stock Trends (5th edition, 1948). My stop-loss, the "Last Day Rule", and my limit order placement is based on teachings from my friend and active trading legend Peter L. Brandt (Diary of A Professional Commodity Trader, @PeterLBrandt). I've now covered 3/4 of this position for a gain of 28% (70/250). My maximum risk, assuming my stop loss order filled peacefully at its activation price was only 4% (10/250). The risk to reward setup at the time of entry was then (4%) to 28%, or 1 to 7. Snowflake is probably in line for further price gains, but I have no reason to believe I have an edge at these levels.
NYSE:SNOW
by jBTCkingaling
3
LABD break outI have been tackling LABD/LABU day in and day out. I have somehow made some profit week by week. I am trying to figure out which was the better trade as I think it has come to the tipping point. I believe LABD is the winner. I see bearish sentiment in the short term market and I see an inverse head and shoulders or a cup and handle formation. On LABU I confirmed it because whichever way I look at it it is the opposite, head and shoudler pattern, inverse cup and handle.
AMEX:LABDLong
by umaidsiddiqui786