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HIMS 1D — This pattern didn’t cook for nothingOn the daily chart of Hims & Hers Health, we’re looking at a textbook cup with handle formation — not just a pattern, but a structure backed by time, volume, and classic price behavior. The base of the cup formed steadily from February to May 2025, and as soon as the curve was complete, price transitioned into a tight consolidation — the "handle" that often masks real accumulation. Right now, price is testing the resistance area. And it’s not just floating up there — it’s coming in hot: price has already broken through EMA 20/50/100/200 and SMA 50/200. That’s a full stack flip. This isn’t sideways noise — it’s a structural shift in control. Volume is starting to build as price rises, confirming that demand is real and institutional positioning likely active. We’re watching a breakout zone above the handle — and when that breaks, the structure unlocks with a clear target: $107.25, roughly a 2x move from current levels. This setup isn’t noise. It’s a long-cooked formation that’s now about to boil over. If the handle holds and price breaks through — the rest is just follow-through.
NYSE:HIMSLong
by TotoshkaTrades
12
HIMS puked up its Wegovy today!Hims & Hers Health HIMS shares were down more than 34.63% in Monday trading, while Novo Nordisk NVO stock was down over 5% after Novo Nordisk said it has halted its collaboration with Hims & Hers on the sale of weight loss drugs, including Wegovy. The two companies launched a collaboration in April to bundle Wegovy through Hims & Hers' telehealth platform. Novo Nordisk said direct access to the drug would no longer be available through Hims & Hers Health because the company "has failed to adhere to the law which prohibits mass sales of compounded drugs under the false guise of 'personalization' and are disseminating deceptive marketing that put patient safety at risk." This stock failed to catch a bid despite the equity markets strong.
NYSE:HIMS
by Trading-Capital
3
$HIMS setting up for its next big move—here’s what I’m watching!🔥 NYSE:HIMS setting up for its next big move—here’s what I’m watching! 🔥 📉 Eyeing momentum down to $44-$48, and I’m not mad about it! 🔄 That flip from resistance to support is key for long-term price growth. 🚀 Bull flag breakout could come sooner—stay locked in! Keeping an eye on it all for the next trade entry on this beast! 💬 What’s your take? Are we bouncing or breaking out? Drop your thoughts below! ⬇️
NYSE:HIMSLong
by RonnieV29
2
HIMS – Technically and Fundamentally Strong for Mid-to-Long TermTechnical Analysis HIMS is trading in a clear ascending channel since 2023. On the daily chart, a “cup and handle” formation has completed, with a confirmed breakout above the neckline ($55–$57 area). The price is consolidating near the breakout point – classic behavior before a continuation move. Target projection from the cup pattern is $170+, implying a 200%+ upside potential. The stock also respects the upper trendline of the long-term channel, reinforcing bullish structure. Fundamental Strength: Telemedicine megatrend: Digital health is booming. HIMS is one of the few well-established D2C players in the U.S. market. Revenue growth: Annual revenue growth exceeds 40% YoY, a sign of operational efficiency and demand. Sticky subscription model: Over 1.5 million active subscribers — solid base for recurring revenue and LTV. Valuation upside: Still undervalued relative to sector peers despite recent rally. Scalable tech stack: Strong backend, customer acquisition systems, and vertically integrated infrastructure support further expansion. Conclusion: HIMS offers an attractive risk–reward setup for swing traders and long-term investors alike
NYSE:HIMSLong
by InvestWorld_777
HIMS Weekly Options Outlook — June 3, 2025📉 HIMS Weekly Options Outlook — June 3, 2025 🚨 AI Model Consensus: Moderately Bearish into June 6 Expiry 🧠 Model Overview 🔹 Grok (xAI) Bias: Neutral Setup: Bearish short-term, bullish long-term; mixed outlook Trade: No action — lacks edge Confidence: 35% 🔹 Claude (Anthropic) Bias: Moderately Bearish Setup: Below EMAs, bearish MACD; cautious sentiment Trade: Buy $52P @ $0.94 → PT $1.88+, SL $0.56 Confidence: 72% 🔹 Llama (Meta) Bias: Moderately Bearish Setup: Post-run fractal pullback, mixed but leaning down Trade: Buy $52P → PT +20%, SL −50% Confidence: 70% 🔹 Gemini (Google) Bias: Moderately Bearish Setup: Clean break under EMAs, MACD/RSI confirm weakness Trade: Buy $50P @ ~$0.47 → PT 100%, SL 50% Confidence: 65% 🔹 DeepSeek Bias: Moderately Bearish Setup: Breakdown across timeframes; skewed put flow Trade: Buy $50P @ $0.45 → PT $0.70, SL $0.32 Confidence: 65% ✅ Consensus Summary 📉 4 of 5 models recommend bearish weekly puts 🔻 Clear breakdown under EMAs with supportive MACD/RSI signals 🧲 Max Pain at $55 could cause late-week pullback or stall 🎯 Preferred strategy: OTM naked puts with high ROI potential 🎯 Recommended Trade Setup 💡 Strategy: Weekly Bearish Put Play 🔘 Ticker: HIMS 📉 Direction: PUT 🎯 Strike: $52 💵 Entry: $0.94 (ask) 🎯 Profit Target: $1.70 (+80%) 🛑 Stop Loss: $0.56 (−40%) 📏 Size: 1 contract 📅 Expiry: 2025-06-06 ⏰ Entry Timing: Market Open 📈 Confidence: 70% ⚠️ Risk Factors to Watch 🧲 Max pain at $55 could slow breakdown or cause snapback 🔻 $52 support zone may cause consolidation or chop 📉 Falling VIX = compressed premiums, slower option movement ⌛ Theta accelerates into Thursday/Friday — exit early if flat
NYSE:HIMSShort
by quantsignals
HIMS 20SMA Trend Contiuation PULLBACK SETUP NYSE:HIMS – Momentum Reload at 20 SMA After Massive Run NYSE:HIMS has been one of the hottest stocks in the market, and it’s giving us a textbook trend continuation pullback setup — right into the sweet spot. 🔹 Pullback to the 20 SMA • After a huge run, NYSE:HIMS finally gave us a controlled pullback to the 20 SMA, where it based for multiple days. • Today, it remounted the 9 EMA — a key trigger in my swing strategy for momentum re-entry. 🔹 Why This Setup Works • Momentum names don’t stay down long — this was just a reset. • Even with the market shaky today, NYSE:HIMS closed strong — up 8% while the rest of the tape faded. • This setup is all about getting back into strength with low risk. My Trade Plan: 1️⃣ Entry: Took a position on today’s remount of the 9 EMA. 2️⃣ Stop: Just under the 20 SMA — tight, well-defined risk. 3️⃣ Target: First target is a move back into the previous highs — if it breaks, we trail for continuation. 🧠 This is my bread-and-butter swing entry — clean, controlled, and full of momentum potential.
NASDAQ:PLTRLong
by kunal00
$SPY Daily Chart Taz Plan - May 2025 into June-July Breakdown📉 SPY Daily Chart Trading Plan — May 2025 Thesis: Price has returned to the exact level ($594.20) where the February impulse breakdown began. This zone is acting as a Lower High rejection within a broader bearish structure. A clean rejection here opens the door to multiple inefficiency fills below. 🔍 Structure Breakdown: Feb High (ATH): $613.23 Feb Open: $592.67 Feb Close (last green candle before impulse): $594.20 Current Price: $594.20 Marked LH: $592.50 This is a rally back into rejection, not strength. 📉 Key Zones & Gaps: 🔺 Gap Supply: $566.48 – $578.50 🔺 Wick Gap: $558 – $566 → Needs a full-body candle to initiate fill 🟥 FVG (4/22): $528 – $541.52 🧱 Major Support: $481.80 🧠 Trade Plan: Short Entry 1 (Confirmation-Based): 🔻 Red candle rejection under $592.50 = starter short 🔻 Watch RSI and MACD for momentum fade Short Entry 2 (Gap Breach): 🔻 If $578 is broken and retested → scale in 🔻 Gap fill expected quickly once triggered Short Entry 3 (Wick Gap): 🔻 Body close through $558 = last add 🔻 Sets up for final flush to FVG 🎯 Targets: $578.50 → $566.48 (Gap Fill) $558 → $541.52 (Wick Gap & FVG Top) $528 – $530 (FVG Close) $481.80 (Long-Term Panic Target) ❌ Invalidation: Daily close > $595.50 = Pause thesis Weekly close > $600 = Structural shift, short squeeze zone 🧠 Final Thoughts: This isn’t just a gap fill play — it’s a structural fade from a lower high back into memory. The Feb impulse wave left behind layers of inefficiency, and price just tapped the origin of the breakdown. Momentum is peaking. If this is a trap, the downside should begin immediately. Let the chart prove it.
AMEX:SPYShort
by TazmanianTrader
3
Hims is OVERBOUGHT Market Context ✨ NYSE:HIMS | Current Price: $42.00 1-Month Move: +17.5% (from $35.75) 1-Year Move: +68.2% (from $25.00) Year High/Low: $43.50/$24.80 Technicals RSI: ~75.8 (overbought ) Moving Averages: Above 20-day, 50-day, and 200-day MAs (strong uptrend, but overextended ) MACD: Bearish divergence forming (momentum fading, potential reversal ) Trade Setup Direction: PUT Entry Price: $42.00 Take Profit 1 (TP1): $36.00 (~14.3% gain ) Take Profit 2 (TP2): $30.00 (~28.6% gain ) Expected Move: ~12–15% downward Best AI Signals on the market
NYSE:HIMSShort
by AlphaSignals_ai
5
HIMS – Pullback Opportunity After Massive RunHIMS has been one of the hottest stocks in the market recently, with a massive run fueled by strong earnings. But now we’re seeing the first meaningful pullback — and this could be a golden opportunity: 🔹 Earnings Gap Reversal (Bullish Signal) Despite an earnings gap down, buyers stepped in aggressively, pushing the stock higher. This is a classic earnings gap down reversal — a strong sign of demand. 🔹 First Pullback Opportunity Historically, the first pullback after a major run tends to get bought. I’m watching two key levels for a potential buy: The shaded zone between the 9 EMA and 20 EMA (dynamic support). The 0.38 - 0.50 Fibonacci retracement for added confirmation. 🔹 My Trading Plan: 1️⃣ Initial Entry: Starter position in the shaded EMA zone (9 EMA - 20 EMA). 2️⃣ Confirmation Add: If price bounces off the Fib zone (0.38 - 0.50) with strength. 3️⃣ Stop Loss: Below the 20 EMA for any initial position — keeping risk tight. 🔹 Why This Setup is Compelling: Strong run + earnings reversal shows real buyer interest. First pullback after a big run is typically a strong buying opportunity. The dual confluence of EMAs + Fibonacci enhances this setup. ⚠️ Risk Management: Tight stop below 20 EMA — always control risk.
NYSE:HIMSLong
by kunal00
1
Quantum's HIMS Trading Guide 4/10/25 HIMS (Hims & Hers Health, Inc.) - Sector: Healthcare (Telehealth) Sentiment: Bullish. Post-close call volume steady, RSI ~58 (up from ~55), Amplified GLP-1 demand—speculation persists despite tariff noise. Tariff Impact: Minimal. Domestic focus shields HIMS; 104% China tariffs irrelevant unless generics supply tightens. News/Catalysts: Current: tariff pause softens market fear. Upcoming: Retail Sales (April 15)—strong data could lift +5%; Fed rate outlook (May 2025)—cut signals might push +7%. Technical Setup: --Weekly Chart: ---HVN $30 (resistance), support ~$25.45. ---Uptrend (8-week EMA > 13-week > 48-week). ---RSI ~58, MACD above signal, ---Bollinger Bands upper band, ---Donchian Channels above midline, ---Williams %R -25. --One-Hour Chart: ---Support $28.50, resistance $29.50. ---RSI ~60, ---MACD above signal, ---Bollinger Bands upper band, ---Donchian Channels above midline, ---Williams %R -20. --10-Minute Chart: ---8/13/48 EMAs up, ---RSI ~62, ---MACD rising. Options Data: --GEX: Bullish—pinning near $29. --DEX: Bullish—call delta dominates. --IV: High—~50–55% vs. norm 45–50%. --OI: Call-heavy—above $29. Timeframe Analysis: ---Weekly: OI call-heavy (70% calls at $30), IV high (55%)—bullish, speculative push. ---Monthly: OI call-leaning (65% calls at $30–$32), IV moderate (50%)—bullish trend. ---3-Month: OI call-heavy (75% calls at $32), IV moderate (45%)—bullish long-term. Directional Bias: ---Bullish. GEX/DEX and call OI signal strong upside; high IV fuels volatility—intraday breakout potential. Sympathy Plays: ---TDOC rises with HIMS; AMWL gains with HIMS. ---Opposite: HIMS rallies → WMT fades. Sector Positioning with RRG: Leading Quadrant (Healthcare vs. XLV)—growth persists. Targets: Bullish +6% ($30.77); Bearish -3% ($28.16).
NYSE:HIMS
by QuantumEdgeAnalytics
HIMS - The Full MonthyNo, no weed involved in this analysis. As I said before, sometimes chart analysis is simple. But sometimes we need to extend it, combining all our knowledge to find the facts. Let's see what we have here: 1. The white Fork. ...it's crazy, isn't it? ;-) It looks like I was looking to fit it somehow. But the truth can't be farther away. If you understand the principles behind this tool, WHAT it really measures, and what INFORMATION it really provides, then you get it, why this Fork is drawn like it is. For the non Forkers: a) Forks measure extremes, cut swings in upper, lower extremes and show where the center is. b) they project the most probable path of price. The A-Point was the old high. The B-Point was the lowest low. The C-Point is, where we had the last low, after the High was breached. So, in essence, it's a very stretched Pullback-Fork. 2. The slanted grey lines: They just bring the natural Swings to light, and project them into the future. That's it. I'm not going into the the minor drawings here, since they are self explaining. Just give yourself a little bit time, watch the Chart from a distance, and let your thoughts flow. Any trades here? Let's observe and trade from one extreme to the Center and beyond...
NYSE:HIMSLong
by Tr8dingN3rd
Opening (IRA): HIMS April 17th 28 Covered Call... for a 26.33 debit. Comments: Throwing a few bones at this high IVR/IV (57.5/109.4) single name post-earnings, selling the ~84 delta, 2 x expected move call against shares to emulate the delta metrics of a 16 delta short put, but with the built-in defense of the short call. Metrics: Buying Power Effect/Break Even: 26.33/share Max Profit: 1.67 ROC at Max: 6.34% 50% Max: .84 ROC at 50% Max: 3.17% Will generally look to take profit at 50% max/roll out short call if my take profit is not hit.
NYSE:HIMSLong
by NaughtyPines
2