6 best Daily Charts: IREN, NOW, MU, INTC, AAPL & PLTR

Earnings season is creating sharp divergences across individual stocks.

$AAPL and $PLTR face contrasting post-earnings setups, while $IREN approaches its results with bullish RSI divergence. $MU and $INTC are testing key support levels, and $NOW may be preparing for a technical rebound.

Here are six stocks to watch, with the price levels that could shape their next moves.

1. $IREN Ltd(IREN)$

Bullish RSI divergence is emerging ahead of earnings. If technical signals could predict earnings reactions, this would look like a compelling buy setup. A bounce may be developing, but the earnings outcome remains a separate risk.

2. $ServiceNow(NOW)$

Price action is showing early signs of consolidation, with a possible move back into the Bollinger Band range. A full recovery to all-time highs looks less likely than in previous setups, but a bounce toward 122 remains possible.

3. $Micron Technology(MU)$

Micron has yet to establish a clear floor. Strong selling pressure makes 834 a difficult support level to defend. A break below it would put 786 in focus.

4. $Intel(INTC)$

The weekly chart suggests Intel has moved too far, too fast, with the daily chart showing similar signs of excess. If the stock fails to bounce at current levels, 54.1 is the next support zone, where institutional algorithms may trigger buy orders. A return to all-time highs is not the base case; consolidation is more likely.

5. $Apple(AAPL)$

Revenue guidance fell short of Wall Street expectations. The stock is set to open below its daily lower Bollinger Band, leaving it deeply oversold. Previous moves below the lower band have often preceded rebounds. Whether that pattern repeats this time remains to be seen.

6. $Palantir(PLTR)$

Palantir beat Wall Street estimates, while U.S. commercial revenue more than doubled and surpassed U.S. government revenue. The stock may open below its daily lower Bollinger Band, creating a potentially difficult setup for bears given the combination of strong fundamentals and oversold technical conditions. Could the gap down become a buying opportunity?

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