This week’s scan shows $MSFT nearing historical support, $NVDA and $QQQ flashing bearish monthly setups, and $NFLX’s recent rally may be a bull trap. 1. $Microsoft(MSFT)$ MSFT is coming into major support. The monthly bias has been a strong long-term buy zone for this stock historically. But I’m not buying yet. Monthly BX is still red, so I wait for the system to confirm before going long. ✅ 2. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ I’m selling all my $NVDA Monday 🔻 Monthly BX just flipped dark red after months of chop. Historically this setup often leads to 20–30% corrections or months of dead money. 3. $Netflix(NFLX)$ After getting crushed for months, $NFLX just ripped ~30% in a week…

Several high-beta leaders have rolled over, and our system has already flipped bearish on each of them. The key now isn’t emotion or dip-buying — it’s discipline. From $MSTR$’s 66% drop since the October bear signal, to $PLTR$, $HOOD$, and $NFLX$ breaking down from major highs, this is about managing downside, identifying potential bounce zones, and defining the exact conditions required to turn bullish again. Cut fast. Stay objective. Let the system lead. 1. $Strategy(MSTR)$ MSTR is down 66% since our bear signal in October. This is why we cut fast and move on. I will pay attention to: • How much further this selloff can go • Where I expect a bounce in the coming weeks • The exact signals I need to turn bullish again 2.

This week’s setups highlight a mix of macro trends, long-term bull cycles, and short-term signals. $NVDA$ leads the market momentum, $SPY$ shows the broader bull cycle intact, $POET$ flashes a short-term buy, while $NVO$ reminds us that even strong systems take losses, and $SOFI$ risks a near-term correction. 1. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Earnings this week isn't important for just $NVDA … but the entire market. 🚨 $NVDA is in a macro bull cycle and my long‑term model is targeting $220 in the next 90 days. 2. $Novo-Nordisk A/S(NVO)$ Closing my $NVO for about a 30% loss… and I’d still take this setup every time Strategy Results $NVO: 25 trades, 2,770% ROI, 41% win rate. 3. $SPDR S&a

Several beaten-down names are sitting at critical inflection points. Some are flashing high-reward discount setups with bullish structure intact, while others are one signal away from invalidating the thesis. The next move in these stocks won’t be subtle — it will define whether this is accumulation… or distribution. 1. $SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ The next 2 weeks decide if $SOFI is a dip buy or a future baghold. It’s already down ~40%, trend bias is still green, but if Monthly BX closes dark red I’m killing my bull thesis and walking away. 2. $IREN Ltd(IREN)$ IREN back in one of the best buy zones I’ve seen in a year. Monthly BX is still bullish, bias is green, and price has actually pulled into real

Markets are at decision zones across multiple leaders. Some names are compressing for potential breakouts, others are flashing early warning signs. The key now isn’t prediction — it’s reacting to structure, buying pressure, and confirmation as signals flip. 1. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ TSLA has chopped sideways for months while everyone gets bored… my system still reads it as a loaded spring. BX is green, trend bias is bullish, and price is sitting on major volume support. 2. $Ondas Holdings Inc.(ONDS)$ ONDS is up 25% from the exact buy zone my system flagged… and I didn’t take it. In this video I break down why the setup was so clean, why I hesitated anyway. As well as what I’m looking for now before I either

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.