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$NVDA "Shakeout B4 Breakout" Falling Wedge w. Outlier #Notebooks

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Time for Sunday School folks. Get your notebooks out for #LessonTime

This chart features a concept gaining some traction on twitter with a different name, I'll simply call it the "Lutnick Shakeout" for anyone else who's noticed this trend. I've been highlighting this type "price action" as a signal for months dubbing it "Shakeout's B4 Breakouts" IMO It's just manipulation, anyone who watches rigged sports is familiar with the old 20pt lead just for the epic come back...

They get the "books" (retail) offsides while the banks/insiders cash in/out via insider knowledge. You can catch them, but it'll never be a smooth ride unless its a short one. More chop and/or Less time is applied the more valuable the breakout is imo; Think like the market manipulators (the matrix Architect) and thing's become clearer. Remember how Choppy Wednesday was before it moved like 10% up in 15 mins lol

My SPY NVDA TSLA AAPL call's seem to be my most accurate for what it's worth. This was my last one on NVDA;

$NVDA "You Shall Not Pass!" #RisingWedge into #GapFill


5 likes for that... Algo want's you losing... Follow and Setup Notification's... Or Miss it every single time. Lastly to reward the readers, this all still has bear market rally vibes due to the speed/size of the moves will adjust thesis as/if the market adjusts it's programming.

- Prophecies_R_Us

PS: I gave what looks to be a Spicy SPY call here Friday BEFORE! close;

$SPY Cup And Handle (565 Gap Fill Target Zone)


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Looks like a "Breakout Re-Test" of the upper resistance line of the wedge... Price breaks through strong only to get shot down right back to the resistance line where today you're getting some news and a little bounce so far...

Breakout Re-Test folks! Add it to your #Notebooks

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