To The Moon

Three very different setups, three very different decisions. $RIVN is extended after a sharp breakout, $TSLA looks coiled for a potential expansion, and $ONDS is sitting in a high conviction zone but testing patience on risk reward. This is not about hype. It is about positioning and discipline. 1. $Rivian Automotive, Inc.(RIVN)$ RIVN is up 30% today and everyone suddenly wants in. We were bullish back at $14–16 when my system flashed the same setup that led to the last 70% run. Up here, I’m not buying – just managing winners. 2. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ TSLA has gone nowhere for months. In my system, this is exactly what a coiled move looks like, not a dead stock. Monthly BX is still green, trend bias still

Markets are pulling back, but not all dips are created equal. While fear is rising and headlines are turning negative, my system focuses on structure, trend alignment, and capital positioning rather than emotion. Some names are testing high-probability buy zones, while others remain firmly in distribution. The key right now is selective execution, not blanket dip-buying. 1. $Apple(AAPL)$ AAPL just got smacked 5% on bad headlines + tech weakness… and I still think this is a dip worth watching. Monthly BX is bullish, price pulled back into my trend support, and my buy zone is 260–250. 2. $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ Everyone’s screaming “correction” on $QQQ 🚨 I’m not there yet. This pullback is still a buyable dip in

Bitcoin hit our downside target and is now testing the Monthly Bias Target 🎯 Historically a major support and often the bottom. If we’re going to bounce, it’s here. But my Monthly BX is not a buy yet. Discount alone isn’t enough. I need real buying pressure before I turn long‑term bullish again. The level is technically ideal for a bounce — but ideal levels don’t guarantee reversals. What matters now is whether buyers actually step in with conviction. BTCUSD hit the 70K downside target I mapped out and is now sitting on major Monthly Bias support. The same zone that usually marks big bottoms. Traditionally, we will bounce here ✅ But my Monthly BX is still red. Discount alone isn’t enough. I’m not buying until I see real buying pressure.

Several high-profile names — NFLX, MSFT, and HIMS — are now sitting at major long-term support zones where historical rebounds have been sharp and profitable. These are the exact levels that attract aggressive dip buyers： 1. $Netflix(NFLX)$ NFLX is sitting on the exact support where it has usually bounced hard in the past. This is the spot everyone wants to buy. I’m still not touching it. Until ONE specific signal flips on my system, I won’t go long. 2. $Microsoft(MSFT)$ Is now finally the time to buy $MSFT after a 20% drop? Price just hit a massive long‑term support zone that usually marks major bottoms… but my Monthly BX is still dark red, which is not a buy in my system. 3.

Today’s watchlist focuses on five notable names—Tesla Motors (TSLA), Ondas Holdings (ONDS), Micron Technology (MU), IREN Ltd (IREN), and Eos Energy Enterprises (EOSE). Key support levels, discount zones, and monthly momentum indicators highlight potential opportunities and caution areas across these high-activity stocks. 1. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ TSLA just bounced off the exact support level I’ve been watching around $420 and is up ~7.5% from last week’s low. Monthly BX is still green, bias still bullish, and I’m targeting 460 next with 550 on deck if the squeeze finally breaks. 2. $Ondas Holdings Inc.(ONDS)$ Most people only noticed $ONDS after it ripped 20%+. The real buy was last week’s panic into my dis

Some names are finally reaching discount zones, offering asymmetric upside potential while the broader market hesitates. Monthly BX remains green, long-term trends intact, and risk/reward profiles favor selective entries. Here’s how I’m positioning on AMD, TSLA, and ZETA. 1. $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ AMD just had the dip everyone wanted… and I’m finally planning to go long ✅ Monthly BX is still green, price pulled back ~15% into my weekly bias (discount zone), and the long‑term model still supports the bull cycle. 2. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Weeks like this are where $TSLA tests your patience. Price flushed into my discount zone while everyone panicked, but the system never flipped bearish Monthly BX still

Some leaders are holding trend and offering controlled dip-buy setups, while others are bouncing into unfavorable risk/reward zones. In this environment, patience, confirmed closes, and respecting higher-timeframe signals matter more than speed. Below is how I’m viewing the key names right now—what I’m staying bullish on, and what I’m deliberately avoiding. 1. $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ QQQ is at a make-or-break level. This trend needs to hold over the next month or the risk shifts toward a real correction. In our system, this is typically a solid dip-buy opportunity. I stay bullish until the Monthly BX closes dark red. 2. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ TSLA patience is your biggest edge. This is why we wait for candles to

Recent market moves highlight the dangers of chasing post‑earnings spikes and the importance of disciplined systems. $META and $AMZN fell through expected zones, triggering sell-the-news traps. $MSTR and $PLTR continue deep drawdowns, showing why catching falling knives rarely works. Meanwhile, $NVDA sits in a discount band offering a tactical long entry. Even HOOD, down ~40% since early January, underscores the need for patience and structured risk management as bounces turn into traps. Traders should focus on smart entry points and avoid emotional trades. 1. $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ Most traders saw $META’s earnings rip and FOMO’d in. We called it a trap Price rejecting exactly where my system said “sell the news,” with room for another 15–1

Several notable setups are emerging across tech, energy, and growth names. $AMZN sits at critical support ahead of earnings, while $QQQ tests its key fair value zone. $MSTR continues its downtrend, illustrating the risk of chasing falling knives. $APP and $EOSE offer potential bounce opportunities from their respective discount zones, and $ORCL highlights the importance of following systematic exit criteria after bull theses fail. Traders should focus on disciplined entries and exits as structural setups evolve. 1. $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ AMZN has earnings today and it’s sitting in my ideal long zone. Monthly BX just put in a higher low, we’re above the value bands with green showing, and price is sitting right at Point of Control. If AMZN is going to

Markets reward process, not opinions. From holding bullish bias with $NVDA$ and $AMD$, to cutting losers like $IONQ$ and $OKLO$, and resisting premium prices in $GOOG$, this is a reminder that risk management and patience matter more than conviction. 1. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ NVDA is still bullish and holding support for now… but the setup is getting uglier. If Monthly BX closes dark red and we lose the bias trend, I’m eyeing a pullback toward $140. Until that actually happens, I stay bullish and stick to the system. 2. $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ AMD is finally pulling back into fair value. If the Monthly BX keeps holding green, the $185–$200 zone becomes a legit dip buy area for me, not a reason to panic. 3. <