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The cup and handle is a bullish chart pattern commonly used by traders to spot potential buying opportunities. It features a rounded "cup" formation followed by a slight downward drift forming the "handle." This pattern typically signals a continuation of an upward trend once the handle completes its consolidation phase. ROBOTAXI BOOM BUY NOW NASDAQ:TSLL NASDAQ:TSLA

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I maintain a bullish stance on Tesla ( NASDAQ:TSLA ), supported by a compelling combination of technical patterns and strong fundamental drivers. The current chart setup reveals a Cup and Handle formation complemented by a Mini Double Bottom, both of which are classic bullish continuation patterns. These suggest a potential breakout scenario that could drive ...

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SHORT NASDAQ:NVDA NOW. -NO VOLUME TODAY -$141 RESISTANCE -Market maker will shake off the weak hands first

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Tesla's stock ( NASDAQ:TSLA ) has faced multiple rejections at key resistance levels. To establish a strong upward trend, it may require forming a triple bottom pattern. This would indicate a solid foundation for potential growth. It is anticipated that the stock will retest the $270 and $250 levels before making a decisive move.

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A bear flag trading pattern is a technical analysis formation that features a downward-sloping flagpole, followed by a consolidation phase forming a parallel channel. This pattern suggests a potential sharp decline or continuation of the downward trend I also notice a head and shoulders pattern, as well as an inverse cup and handle. Everything points to...

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An ascending triangle is a bullish breakout pattern that occurs when the price breaks through the upper horizontal trendline with increasing volume. The upper trendline is horizontal, showing nearly identical highs that create a resistance level. Meanwhile, the lower trendline slopes upward, indicating higher lows as buyers gradually increase their bids....

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Grasping chart patterns is essential for market participants. This article explores the inverted cup and handle formation, a bearish signal that suggests potential downward movement. The inverted cup and handle, also known as an upside-down cup and handle pattern, is a bearish chart pattern that can appear in both uptrends and downtrends. It is the reverse of the...

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The concept of a multiple bottom suggests that the stock has already experienced a significant decline, creating a buying opportunity at a lower price over time. Plus, Trump is coming= BYE semidocutor stocks! Stricter trade policies and tariffs on imported semiconductors could disrupt global supply chains, leading to higher costs and potential shortages....

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The inverted cup and handle, also known as the upside-down cup and handle pattern, is a bearish chart formation that can occur in both uptrends and downtrends. Unlike the traditional bullish cup and handle pattern, this inverse pattern features two key components: the "cup," which forms an inverted U-shape, and the "handle," a brief upward retracement following...

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The NASDAQ:TSLA experienced a rapid surge without any accompanying news. It's expected to retest the $250 level, after which a further evaluation will be necessary to determine its next move. SELL NOW AND BUY LATER

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The head and shoulders pattern is a chart formation in technical analysis that signals possible trend reversals, often suggesting a change from a bullish to a bearish trend. It features three peaks: a central "head" that is the highest, flanked by two "shoulders," with a neckline connecting the troughs between these peaks. Tesla's stock is often viewed as a risky...

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Hey, I'm back with $TSLA. Buy now! It will reach $283 soon. + Let's see if NASDAQ:TSLA breaks $283. I don't need to explain why it will rise again cause the selloff has been too intense (oversold), and all the bad news is already factored in. We buy in fear and sell in greed

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Sure, NASDAQ:NVDA is in a downtrend, but the $114 bottom has been confirmed, which should lead to $130. After reaching $130, we'll see if the king is back. A double bottom pattern is a classic technical analysis formation indicating a significant trend change and momentum reversal from a previous downtrend. It involves a security or index dropping, rebounding,...

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NASDAQ:SOFI 's price began 2025 at $15.40. Today, it traded at $15.56, marking a 1% increase since the start of the year. The forecasted price for SoFi at the end of 2025 is $41.23, representing a year-over-year change of +168%. The expected rise from today to year-end is +165%. By mid-2025, the price is projected to reach $20-$29.56. Strong Growth Prospects:...

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An overreaction in financial markets occurs when securities are excessively overbought or oversold, driven more by psychological factors than by underlying fundamentals. The last two-day dip was excessively sold off. BUY NASDAQ:PLTR NOW TO GET THE DEAD CAT BOUNCE OR RESTEST OF $112-115. From there, let's see if the market pushes NASDAQ:PLTR to $120 or...

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BUY NASDAQ:TSLA NOW A falling wedge is a chart pattern suggesting a probable rise in a stock's price. This bullish pattern emerges during a downtrend, as the price range tightens and the trend lines converge. RSI: 35.02 as of 02/10/2025 NASDAQ:TSLA 's price began 2025 at $403.84. As of today, it stands at $350.73, reflecting a -13% decrease since the start...

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The triple bottom chart pattern usually emerges after an extended downtrend with bears dominating the market. While the first bottom might reflect regular price fluctuations, the second bottom signals that the bulls are gathering strength and gearing up for a potential reversal. The third bottom demonstrates robust support, suggesting that bears may surrender when...

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A dead cat bounce refers to a temporary, short-lived recovery in the price of a falling stock. The term comes from the notion that even a dead cat will bounce if it falls from a great height. It is also commonly used to describe any situation where something experiences a brief comeback during or after a significant decline. This phenomenon is sometimes called a...