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C3.AI is preparing to follow PLTR. It has been in accumulation phase for several months. There is a short-term profit potential (bullish break out after "spring") as well as a long-term.

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Last week’s market action delivered a reversal in sentiment, highlighting the fragility of the rally that had persisted since the so-called "Trump rally." The week began slowly, with the market testing buyers’ conviction to push prices higher. After confirming a lack of such conviction, sellers stepped in, driving prices sharply lower. As suggested in my previous...

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Thesis: Bullish Short-term Company Profile: Lennar Corporation develops and sells single-family and multifamily homes, along with residential land. It also provides mortgage financing, title, insurance, and closing services, and originates securitized commercial loans. Its customer base includes first-time, move-up, active adult, and luxury homebuyers, with...

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Last week's market movements provided a strong example of how impactful certain events can be on sentiment and momentum. In the last market recap, I highlighted uptrend continuation as the most likely scenario. However, at the start of the week, there was absolutely nothing on the chart suggesting a V-shape pivot. Week started on a weak note, but Tuesday marked...

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In this video, I dive into two advanced options trading strategies: the Long Iron Butterfly and the Short Iron Condor. These setups are designed to capitalize on sideways market movement. Using the TradingView Option Simulator, I demonstrate how each strategy works, discuss the potential outcomes, and share tips on optimizing them for better results.

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Last week saw significant moves in the S&P 500 , with Thursday’s open revealing a sharp gap down that quickly intensified into a strong sell-off. This correction unfolded despite strong earnings from “Big Tech” and was likely driven by weakness in key economic indicators, such as GDP growth and Non-Farm Payrolls, combined with uncertainty surrounding the upcoming...

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Here is my subjective list of recommended books for traders. While there is some overlap in the material—especially regarding technical analysis and risk management—each book offers unique concepts and tools, enriching your learning path and expanding your skillset. I'm not sharing any links but all books are easily accessible on the internet. Beginner Level: ...

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NASDAQ:QQQ is approaching a very strong resistance level, which aligns with both a previous supply zone and a diagonal resistance line. This presents an opportunity for a technical SHORT play. Why do I call it technical? Because the market remains very bullish, with no signs of a broader uptrend reversal—especially following strong earnings from NASDAQ:GOOG ....

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Last week was marked by some selling activity. As anticipated, sellers took advantage of temporary bullish exhaustion and attempted to push the market down. A strong sell-off occurred on Wednesday, with the market losing 1.2%. However, this sharp decline did not see much follow-through, as the price found strong support at the top of the previous consolidation...

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Last week wasn't particularly remarkable. Despite two bearish attacks (on Tuesday and Thursday), buyers still managed to push the market to a new historical high. It was somewhat concerning that they couldn’t sustain the high for even an hour after the open, but since the bearish movement didn’t gain momentum on Friday, the bulls still have the upper hand. We may...

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Last week, the bulls finally gained the conviction needed for a breakout. Fueled by strong banking earnings, the market has moved upward from its trading range, reaffirming the long-standing uptrend. Both the short- and long-term outlooks remain bullish. More earnings reports are set to be released next week, but unless there are significant surprises, nothing is...

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Last week was characterized by controlled selling, with prices drifting down slowly as the market awaited the unemployment data released on Friday. As we can see on the daily chart, sellers were unable to close the day below the previous day's low, even after a significant sell-off on Tuesday. Once the unemployment data was published, alleviating concerns about a...

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Last week, the market traded within a narrow range, yet still managed to reach new highs. The bulls remain in control of both the daily and weekly timeframes, although I’m not entirely comfortable with the structure that has developed over the past five days. Most of the growth occurred during extended hours, while during regular trading hours, the market either...

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Last week was marked by erratic price movements, leading many to recall the old adage, "no trade might be your best trade." The most confusing (and devastating) price action occurred on Thursday following the FOMC's interest rate decision. The Fed cut rates by 0.5 percentage points, sparking fears of an upcoming recession. Wednesday ended with a strong bearish...

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TradingView has recently introduced the Options Strategy Builder, a powerful tool designed to help you learn the mechanics of options trading and create efficient strategies. In this video, I explain the basics of options trading and demonstrate how to use the Strategy Builder. This video is helpful for those who are new to options but wish to explore this area.

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After the major sell-off in the first week of September, the market has made a U-turn, rebounding to its previous highs. This outcome was anticipated as highly likely in my last review, though, as is often the case, the market exceeded boldest expectations. Currently, we have confirmed a weekly higher low, which provides a solid foundation for the continuation of...

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The last week of August was sluggish, despite several exciting events. First, NVDA’s earnings, although very strong, failed to boost the market beyond its daily trading range. The GDP and inflation data (positive) released later also didn’t provide sufficient momentum, and the market continued to bracket. The week closed at the high, but buyers didn’t manage to...

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Last week was marked by an increase in selling pressure, which, despite all efforts, has not had a significant impact. As we can see on the daily chart, the stairstep pattern remained intact—even a powerful attack on Thursday was unable to break the previous day's low. The bulls maintained control, leading to a small rally the following day (I highlighted the...