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Even with SNAP's plunge, I remain bullish on PINS and continue to hold $PINS 20240216 42.5 CALL$ .SNAP's sell put options exercise this week. Although the stock price broke the 11.7 support level, 100 shares are not much money anyway. But to make up a little bit of the loss, the action I chose was to sell $MSFT 20240301 410.0 PUT$ . in 2024, technology companies will continue to all in AI, Microsoft is still the mainstay of the market, and it does not lose money by selling ATM put exercise.PYPL with a large single transaction, buy $PYPL 202

Chevron (CVX) Flat Correction Remains In Progress January 29, 2024 By EWFHendra Chevron is a major global energy company involved in oil and gas exploration, production, refining, and marketing. Operating in over 180 countries, the company emphasizes sustainability, innovation, and corporate responsibility, with a focus on maintaining substantial energy reserves and addressing environmental concerns. Chevron Monthly Elliott Wave Chart Chevron Monthly Elliott Wave Chart Monthly Elliott Wave chart of Chevron (CVX) above shows that the stock has traded sideways since making all time high on November 14, 2022 at 189.68. It’s currently pulling back in wave (II) to correct cycle from 3.19.2020 low as an expanded flat Elliott Wave structure. Rally from 3.19.2020 low ended wave (I) at 182.4. Down

The Fed's preferred measure of core inflation has slowed below 3 percent, and corporate earnings have been mixed. Intel shares plunged nearly 12 percent after the company's first-quarter outlook fell well short of Wall Street expectations, undermining AI-driven hopes to some extent and weighing on tech stocks, putting AMD and Nvidia under pressure.The solid growth in the U.S. economy comes amid continued signs of slowing inflation. The December personal consumption expenditure (PCE) report showed that the annual inflation rate fell below 3%, the first time in nearly three years that it was below economists' expectations, and the growth rate was the lowest since March 2021.This follows U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) growth of 3.3 percent in the fourth quarter of last year, and the soft l