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Uranium made a pullback as a wedge pattern. Support here is 21EMA (29.00 zone level flip). 30.00 - potentially interesting zone for a breakout.

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NYSE:ALV reported today and looks like a potential long. I see here potential H&S breakout (106.60).

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Yesterday we saw a gap down on report, so I'd like to update NASDAQ:TSLA idea. The stock was pretty weak yesterday and as a result the price didn't hold the 200 zone as I mentioned here: . But overall, we still have the Weekly Inv. H&S. The left shoulder level is 180. Another support level here is the lower boundary of the descending channel. Yesterday,...

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I want to share the levels and zones, where I expect a pullback. 1. TRLs at 480-482 (somewhere here will be 8EMA) 2. Pivot 478.60 (somewhere here will be 21EMA)

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The stock is tightening up and getting ready for a breakout. I will watch it and interested in buying. The key resistance zone is 200.

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Tesla will report as soon as this Wednesday, Jan. 24, after the market close. Personally, I don't plan any trading activity here before the report. But at the moment the stock is in a technically interesting zone. I see a double technical pattern here - Inv. Head and Shoulders. Based on the structure of the daily chart, the price is now in a potential right...

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Yesterday after gapping up, the market tested the Jan-17 High/Close. Then broke through 8EMA and closed strong. Now the nearest support level is the short-term moving average - 8EMA. The nearest resistance levels are now at 478.60, together with TRL. It's important to note that yesterday's move was driven by strength in the semiconductor sector as well as the...

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Yesterday, the first support zone - 21 EMA (green on chart) - was confirmed. In case the price loses this zone, the next potential support will be the left shoulder level of Inv. H&S (467.80). If the price goes lower, then we can expect a reaction from 465, which is ATH. I'm also considering here Bottoming Support Trendline as potential support.