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Staying calm and buying NVDAThe world is not ending (yet). NASDAQ:NVDA is down a little over 12% since the beginning of November and everyone acts like it didn't have drops of 20+% in August/Sept and 25ish% in July. Normal state of affairs for NASDAQ:NVDA , so I'm a buyer here. Beware, though. While my algo is historically undefeated on NVDA, it has also gotten me into FAST, APD, CR and some others lately that are acting like absolute dogs. I'm sure they will work out in the end, but these trades would test the patience of most - they're testing me and I know how the story ends already. I'm hoping this trade breaks that ugly streak I'm on rather than joins it. Fingers crossed... I'm adding as long as the algo says it's a buy and I'm selling any lot on its first profitable close. Same plan as usual. Side note: most of the trades shown on the chart used a more aggressive exit strategy than this does. Closing out on the first profitable close for a lot works especially well when a trade entry is part of a downtrend. The trade should close more quickly, but generate a smaller win when it does. As always - this is intended as "edutainment" and my perspective on what I am or would be doing, not a recommendation for you to buy or sell. Act accordingly and invest at your own risk. DYOR and only make investments that make good financial sense for you in your current situation.
NASDAQ:NVDALong
by redwingcoach
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UPDATE On last chart CLSKWe are approaching a golden cross, For the bulls we want a significant cross to confirm, you can look back in the history to see the power of the crosses. However I am in a short position, again looking at our history we can see in the larger structure behind we had a death cross and a failed golden cross. Should we fall through these MA's and not get a significant crossover you can also see the power of a death cross in the history. Should we fail here I have an area of Fibonacci confluence for a primary target area. GL!!!, Watch this one.
NASDAQ:CLSKShort
by rottnpicks
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Tesla (TSLA) Descending Triangle Breakout - Key Levels!Tesla (TSLA) is showing a potential breakout from a descending triangle pattern on the 30-minute chart, indicating bullish momentum: Entry: $435.66 (yellow line - breakout level). Stop Loss (SL): $420.90 (white line - key support). Target 1 (T1): $462.25 (red line - first resistance). Target 2 (T2): $489.33 (green line - major resistance). This breakout aligns with increasing volume, signaling strong upward potential. Keep an eye on $435.66 for confirmation.
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by Xeeshan79
Adobe - The Triangle Breakout Is Coming!Adobe ( NASDAQ:ADBE ) still remains in a bullish market: Click chart above to see the detailed analysis👆🏻 For more than four years, Adobe has actually been moving sideways, still digesting the crazy bullrun which we saw over the past decade. Looking at the symmetrical triangle pattern though, this is just a bullish consolidation, which will most likely end with another bullish breakout. Levels to watch: $440, $560 Keep your long term vision, Philip (BasicTrading)
NASDAQ:ADBELong
by basictradingtv
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RIVN Descending Triangle Pattern - Key Levels!The 30-minute chart for RIVN highlights a potential descending triangle breakout, signaling a possible trend reversal: Entry: $13.14 (yellow line - breakout level). Stop Loss (SL): $12.78 (white line - key support). Target 1 (T1): $13.58 (red line - first resistance). Target 2 (T2): $14.22 (green line - major resistance). The price is attempting to break out of the descending triangle with increasing momentum. Monitor for confirmation at $13.14. #RIVN #StockMarket #TradingSetup #TechnicalAnalysis #NASDAQ
NASDAQ:RIVNLong
by Xeeshan79
NVST Symmetrical Triangle Breakdown - Key Levels to Watch! The **30-minute chart** for **NVST** indicates a potential breakdown from a **symmetrical triangle pattern**, signaling bearish momentum: - **Entry**: $17.92 (yellow line - breakdown level) - **Stop Loss (SL)**: $17.61 (white line - support zone) - **Target 1 (T1)**: $18.55 (red line - first resistance) - **Target 2 (T2)**: $19.16 (green line - major resistance level) Price is testing key levels, with volume suggesting momentum for either a bounce or further breakdown. Monitor closely for confirmation. #NVST #TradingSetup #TechnicalAnalysis #NYSE #StockMarket
NYSE:NVSTLong
by Xeeshan79
$MSTR - The Rocket Takes OffHere is the daily chart for $MSTR. With its recent inclusion in NASDAQ:QQQ , the stock appears poised for further growth. From a technical perspective, the current triangle formation suggests potential downside movement toward $368, where the price may test the lower boundary of the pattern. Following this, I anticipate a bullish breakout to the upside. The resistance near the previous all-time high (ATH) is unlikely to hold for long, and I expect NASDAQ:MSTR to surpass this level in its upward trajectory.
NASDAQ:MSTRLong
by p4917
5
DRI Darden Restaurants : A Deep Dive into Its Recent Performance "In a world of shifting tastes and tighter wallets, Darden Restaurants serves up a recipe for resilience and growth." Introduction Darden Restaurants Inc. ( NYSE:DRI ) has stirred investor interest with its strong premarket performance, showcasing its relevance in a turbulent restaurant sector. As a major operator of beloved brands like Olive Garden and LongHorn Steakhouse, Darden’s recent financial results offer valuable insights into the state of full-service dining and its future prospects. Here’s a breakdown of Darden’s latest performance and what it means for investors. Recent Financial Performance Q2 FY25 Earnings: Darden exceeded expectations with an adjusted EPS of $2.03, just edging out the consensus estimate of $2.02. Revenue hit $2.89 billion, boosted by: 2.4% blended same-restaurant sales growth. The addition of 103 restaurants from the Chuy’s acquisition. Net Income and Sales: Net Income: $215.7 million for the quarter, showcasing its profitability despite inflationary headwinds. Sales Growth: Up 6.0% YoY, reflecting both organic and acquisition-driven expansion. 💡 "In an industry battered by inflation and changing habits, 6% growth isn’t just survival—it’s strength." Same-Store Sales Growth Darden’s same-store sales increased by 2.4%, signaling organic growth. Olive Garden: A steady performer. LongHorn Steakhouse: The star player, leading growth for several quarters. However, performance wasn’t uniform. Fine dining and other segments saw declines, highlighting the importance of diversification within Darden’s portfolio. Operational Efficiency and Strategic Moves Efficiency Measures: Darden is leveraging technology and refining menus to manage costs effectively, sustaining margins amid inflation. Strategic Acquisitions: The Chuy’s acquisition expands Darden’s reach and offerings, laying groundwork for continued revenue and EPS growth. Shareholder Returns: Darden declared a quarterly dividend of $1.40/share, underscoring its strong cash flow and commitment to rewarding investors. Market Sentiment and Stock Performance Stock Reaction: Following the Q2 earnings report, NYSE:DRI jumped 9% in premarket trading to $175.00, reflecting investor optimism. Analyst Views: Analysts are cautiously optimistic, with upward price target revisions. The EPS beat and a strong FY25 outlook have bolstered confidence in Darden’s strategy. Future Outlook Guidance: For FY25, Darden projects: Total Sales: $12.1 billion. Adjusted EPS: $9.40–$9.60 (above consensus). These figures reflect expectations of operational improvements and successful integration of new restaurants. Challenges Ahead: Rising labor costs. Food price volatility. Consumer spending patterns. 💡 "For Darden, the challenge isn’t just cooking up growth—it’s serving it sustainably." Opportunities: Darden is embracing digital transformation, with initiatives like: A partnership with Uber for Olive Garden delivery services. Enhanced digital sales channels targeting new customer segments. Conclusion Darden Restaurants continues to showcase its resilience and strategic foresight in navigating a challenging industry. With strong Q2 performance, a diversified brand portfolio, and promising acquisitions like Chuy’s, Darden is poised for continued growth. However, as always, investors should monitor macroeconomic conditions and Darden’s ability to manage operational costs. For those seeking opportunities in the restaurant sector’s recovery, NYSE:DRI is a stock worth watching. 🚀 Want to stay ahead in market insights? Join DCAlpha.net for exclusive strategies and tools.
NYSE:DRILong
by DCAChampion
Beyond Basic Candlestick Pattern AnalysisLearning to Recognize Who Is Controlling the Stock Price There is a plethora of training on Candlestick Pattern Analysis and interpretation, and yet this remains one of the most problematic areas for Technical Traders who want to trade at the expert level. Once the basics of Japanese Candlestick Patterns are understood, it is time to move up to the next tier of analysis. That is being able to recognize not only where a pattern is, but also who forms that pattern, why they are capable of creating that pattern, what automated orders generate that pattern, and which Market Participant Groups react or chase that pattern. Nowadays it has become critical to include Volume with Candlestick Analysis, because this provides the basis for recognizing which Market Participant Group created that candle pattern. Candlestick Pattern Analysis at the expert level involves more than just one to three candles. Instead it includes a larger group of candles in the near term. This is what I call "Relational Analysis." This is especially useful for Swing Traders, Momentum Traders, Velocity Traders, Swing Options Traders, and Day Traders using Swing Style Intraday action. The NYSE:RAMP chart is an excellent example of a Candlestick Pattern for Swing Style Trading. See where High Frequency Traders (HFTs) took control of price, and gapped the stock down for one day on extreme volume. Selling did not continue the following two days, and Volume was above the Moving Average, but much lower than the High Frequency Traders' spiking Volume pattern. This was the first accumulation level for this stock. Dark Pools started buying the stock even though High Frequency Traders were selling, since they typically miss this initial buy mode of the giant Institutions. High Frequency Traders typically create the final gap down to the low which, if it reverses quickly, indicates a Buy Zone area for the Dark Pools. These patterns are what I call "Shifts of Sentiment." They happen in bottom formations where buying is generally dominated by the Largest Institutions' quiet accumulation. The next phase will be when Professional Traders and then High Frequency Traders discover the Dark Pool accumulation. The bottom is not complete, but it shifts sideways if more Dark Pools decide to buy.
NYSE:RAMPEducation
by MarthaStokesCMT-TechniTrader