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Iren June PlayHad a good run up close to 10, healthy pullback especially given market conditions. Lots of instutional buyers bought at these prices and under. Classic structure shift into a sweep. Should be over 10 EOD Tuesday. Extremely bullish crypto over a holiday weekend as well. Not sure why bears so concerned about a 1-2% dilution. It's not all at once either. A close below 8.7 would temporarily invalidate this entry. Im 5k deep in calls since $6.8 Up quite a bit and rolled over to some deeper OTM contracts. See you all at 15.
NASDAQ:IRENLong
by phuntsok
CRWD – Flat Top Breakout to All-Time HighsCrowdStrike ( NASDAQ:CRWD ) is breaking out of a flat top consolidation, pushing to new all-time highs — a clean momentum setup that’s hard to ignore. 🔹 Price has been compressing just under ATHs with multiple tests of the same level — a classic flat top breakout pattern. 🔹 Today’s breakout candle is strong, with solid volume and follow-through. 🔹 This setup is all about price acceptance at new highs — and the bulls are showing up. My Trade Plan: ✅ Entry: On breakout through the flat top ⛔️ Stop: Just below today’s low — keep risk tight 🚀 Target: Ride momentum — trail stop as price extends Why I like this setup: Clean structure, strong trend, defined risk ATH breakouts often lead to trend acceleration if supported by volume panw had their earnings today and gapped down it still has broken loose this is a good sign
NASDAQ:CRWDLong
by kunal00
$DASH Ready to Breakout?NASDAQ:DASH looks like it is getting ready to break out. It is only $11 off, its 52-week high. Recent upgrades increased price targets to $235 and $240. One could look at the chart pattern and say it is a complex reverse head and shoulders, and today’s bar found support right at the neckline. I have been in this name for about 2 weeks as it recovered the 50 DMA (red). I will be looking to add to my position if it can clearly break above the area of resistance at the horizontal line, around $207. This is a trade I am already in, and it is my idea. If you like the thought, please make it your trade that fits your trading plan.
NASDAQ:DASHLong
by jaxdog
$NVDA $TSLA $META $AMZN – Triangle Squeeze Incoming?📊 Symmetrical triangle formations are building across these tech giants — and volatility is compressing. 🔍 What to watch: 📈 Breakout above upper trendline = bullish momentum 📉 Breakdown below lower trendline = bearish confirmation 📉 RSI on NASDAQ:NVDA is at 73.04 = overbought warning ⚠️ NASDAQ:NVDA earnings drop May 28, could be a trigger for resolution These coils don’t last forever. Price is building pressure — and one strong candle could break the dam. Stay sharp, and tighten your stops. This is where risk management matters most. 👇 Which side are you betting on — breakout or breakdown?
NASDAQ:AMZN
by SmartSignalss
$CORT Bullish trend.📊 Technical Analysis As of May 23, 2025, NASDAQ:CORT is trading at $77.82, reflecting a 2.37% increase from the previous close. Key Technical Indicators: Price Trend: The stock has shown a strong upward trajectory, with a 168.46% increase over the past year. Moving Averages: The current price is above both the 50-day and 200-day moving averages, indicating sustained bullish momentum. Relative Strength Index (RSI): The RSI is approaching overbought territory, suggesting strong buying interest but also warranting caution for potential pullbacks. Support and Resistance Levels: Support: Around $74.26 (recent intraday low). Resistance: Near $117.33 (52-week high). 🧬 Fundamental Analysis Company Overview: Corcept Therapeutics is a biopharmaceutical company specializing in the development of medications that modulate the effects of cortisol to treat severe endocrinologic, oncologic, metabolic, and neurologic disorders. Financial Highlights: Q1 2025 Revenue: $157 million, with earnings per share of $0.17. Market Capitalization: Approximately $8.07 billion. P/E Ratio: 66.6, indicating high investor expectations for future growth. Pipeline and Catalysts: Relacorilant: A selective cortisol modulator in development for Cushing's syndrome and certain cancers. Clinical Trials: Positive results from pivotal Phase 3 trials have contributed to recent stock gains. Analyst Ratings: Analysts have set price targets ranging from $128 to $145, maintaining a "Buy" rating. MarketScreener 📈 Conclusion The combination of strong technical indicators and solid fundamentals suggests that NASDAQ:CORT is in a bullish phase. Investors should monitor upcoming clinical trial results and market conditions for potential impacts on the stock's performance.
NASDAQ:CORT
by swingstocktraders
Chapter 1: The Voltage War Begins — Shadows in the Fab (Long)Beneath the glowing lattice of ultraviolet light and high-frequency static, the war between the Bulls and the Bears raged in silence. The battlefield was not one of mud and blood, but of silicon and plasma—etched into the very wafers of ADI’s semiconductor plant. Here, in the long, white, clean rooms of technological purity, where dust was the enemy and every particle was cataloged, warriors wore static-proof armor and spoke in the language of electrons. The Bulls had once reigned supreme. Their flag flew high above $236, etched in shining silver atop the upper corridor of the photolithography tower. They danced across copper interconnects, skipping through microvolts and voltage differentials, celebrating a long march of gains. The Bears had been driven deep into the subfloors of the plasma etching chambers, cloaked in shadows and insulated by loss. But on the 22nd, the Bears struck back. A catastrophic downturn slashed through the order books like a hot argon laser, slicing through resistance. The Bulls, caught mid-celebration, were flung downward, their progress shattered. The price broke through the crimson barrier of $212 like a wafer under duress—fractured and fragile. Panic rippled through the fabrication halls. The Bears moved in silence, using darkness and inertia as their allies. Hidden within the yellow-lit corridors of the metrology room, they sabotaged optimism with whispers of macroeconomic doom and chip shortages. Yet all was not lost. Deep in the logic synthesis vaults, below the active CMOS trenches, a Bull general—codename: Tau—prepared a comeback. His hoofsteps echoed faintly against the white tile floors as he paced beneath the flickering readouts of RSI patterns and liquidity zones. His plan? An ambush at $205. With the support of a returning wave of institutional orders, he would rise from the mid-channel lows and ascend again. The bulls weren’t defeated—they were regrouping. The volume spike at the lower support trench spoke of silent allies. Dark pools began to churn, liquidity orders whispered in binary—there was movement. Eyes turned toward the ceiling where the sacred $240 ceiling stood like a holy gate, the top white barrier in the upper fab line, unreachable... until now. But as Tau rallied his Bulls, something stirred in the shadows. A cloaked figure within the plasma cleaning bay—a rogue AI unit long thought decommissioned—had begun awakening dormant short circuits. A Bear king, long exiled from the core memory zones, was building an empire of decay. Rumors spread that he had tapped into the ancient EEPROM archives, learning how to crash entire resistive bands with just a whisper of fear and sell-side pressure. The Bulls must rise before the system reboots. The gate at $212 must be reclaimed. Because beyond that threshold lies not just victory—but $240... and the chance to rewrite the firmware of fate. To be continued... NASDAQ:ADI
NASDAQ:ADILong
by CreativeSilence
BLX trade opportunity, still on timeBLX Trade Update Yesterday, BLX broke out of the descending channel after reacting from the 20 EMA, showing signs of strength. With the market continuing its upward momentum today, I decided to set up another trade. ✅ The entry might not have been perfect, but it still falls within a valid and reasonable range for a solid setup. 📈 The general market also appears to be resuming its uptrend, which adds confluence to the decision. However, it’s essential to remain adaptable — as always, we follow the market’s behavior, not our predictions. It’s a game of patience and observation. Let the market show its hand, then act accordingly.
NYSE:BLXLong
by GonzooTrading
$KTOS Looks Ready to Breakout!NASDAQ:KTOS is a small cap stock with the potential for big gains. They are in the Defense and Security sector and could benefit from U.S. military spending. It is also very liquid with over a million shares traded daily. This stock is sitting near all-time highs here and looks like it is ready to break out. But it could be a double top as well. I have been in this trade for a few days and added yesterday when it looked to me to reverse the down day. It needs to clear $36.85 - $37.00 to be a clear breakout. Over that level everyone is in the money. This is my idea and my trade. If you like the idea, please make it your own and honor your trading rules.
NASDAQ:KTOSLong
by jaxdog
What Does Salesforce’s Chart Say Heading Into Earnings?Customer-relationship-management technology giant Salesforce NYSE:CRM will release fiscal Q1 results next Wednesday (May 28). What do CRM’s chart and fundamentals say heading into the report? Salesforce’s Fundamental Analysis Next week’s numbers could be key for shareholders, as readers might recall that back in February, the firm issued revenue guidance for the current fiscal year that disappointed Wall Street. That sent CRM shares down some 4% the next day. For next week’s report, the Street is looking for $2.55 in adjusted earnings per share on roughly $9.75 billion of revenue. That would compare somewhat well to the $2.44 in adjusted EPS on $9.13 billion of revenue during the same period a year ago -- representing some 6.7% of revenue growth. Investors will also be watching next week’s report for metrics such as subscription-based revenue, as well as both current and total remaining performance obligation. Free cash flow will also be in focus. For Salesforce’s fiscal Q4 ended Jan. 31, the firm generated $3.97 billion of operating cash flow. Out of that number, the firm spent just $154 million on capital expenditures, leaving $3.816 billion in free cash flow for the quarter and $12.434 billion for the fiscal year as a whole. That last number was up 31% from the year prior. Still, analysts have grown increasingly negative on Salesforce’s upcoming results as next week’s earnings date approached. Of the 37 sell-side analysts I found that track the stock, 31 have revised their estimates for adjusted earnings lower since the current quarter began. Just six have revised their forecasts higher. Salesforce’s Technical Analysis Now let’s look at CRM’s chart going back to September: Readers will first see that Salesforce has recently shown some minor weakness. The stock appears to be feeling its way around its 21-day Exponential Moving Average (or “EMA,” marked with a green line above) as CRM searches for support. The chart above also shows a near-perfect “double-top” pattern of bearish reversal, marked with the black box at left above. That pattern stretched from October into late February, producing a significant sell-off. But then the sell-off morphed into a near-perfect double-bottom pattern of bullish reversal. A rally coming out of that pattern could potentially take the stock considerably higher, as the “pivot point” (the apex of the center spike above) stands at $268. Salesforce closed Thursday at $283.42 -- about 6% above the pivot -- but in a tech/AI/growth stock like CRM, breakouts from a pivot have often gone for 15% or even more. Case in point -- on the way down, Salesforce’s recent sell-off ran to 26.7% below the pivot point. However, there’s one big difference between CRM’s sell-off and its subsequent rebound. On the way down, Salesforce cut like a hot knife through butter across its 200-day Simple Moving Average (or “SMA,” marked with a red line). But on the way up, the stock hit its 200-day SMA on May 14 like a brick wall, going lower from there for several days. Looking at other Salesforce’s other technical indicators, the stock’s Relative Strength Index (the gray line at the chart’s top) looks strong, as well as nowhere near being technically overbought. That's traditionally a positive sign. That said, the stock’s daily Moving Average Convergence Divergence indicator (or “MACD,” marked with black and gold lines and blue bars at the chart’s bottom) is starting to look like it could be out of gas. Within the MACD, the histogram of the 9-day Exponential Moving Average (or “EMA,” denoted by blue bars) has come in and now barely stands above zero. As for the 12-day EMA (marked with a black line) and 26-day EMA (the gold line), they’re both above zero -- which is usually a positive. However, the 12-day line appears to be on the precipice of crossing below the 26-day line. That could be seen as a bearish signal. (Moomoo Technologies Inc. Markets Commentator Stephen “Sarge” Guilfoyle had no position in CRM at the time of writing this column.) This article discusses technical analysis, other approaches, including fundamental analysis, may offer very different views. The examples provided are for illustrative purposes only and are not intended to be reflective of the results you can expect to achieve. Specific security charts used are for illustrative purposes only and are not a recommendation, offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security. Past investment performance does not indicate or guarantee future success. Returns will vary, and all investments carry risks, including loss of principal. This content is also not a research report and is not intended to serve as the basis for any investment decision. 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NYSE:CRM
by moomoo
2
MULN - Is there potential for a turn around? NASDAQ:MULN VERY RISKY/VOLATILE STOCK! Please keep in mind that I am not by any means an experienced investor, and should be viewed as nothing more than an average retail trader. I have SO much to learn and experience to gain, but I’m not afraid to put myself out there and look foolish in order to achieve that. So, here goes: Seems like the company still has a lot of work to do to turn things around, and is an historically TERRIBLE performing stock. That said, this last earnings (relative to its previous) seems like a pretty massive change. it has been experiencing A LOT of volume lately from what I can tell, and it has my attention. As far as I can know in my experience, not enough time has passed at these prices to know if this could potentially a double bottom on the daily, at least with this stock in particular. But I will be keeping an eye on things, and wonder what the community has to say about the potential of a turn around generally speaking. Whether it be years from now, never, w/e. Again, I’m no professional trader or investor by any means. In fact, just for cautionary purposes, I’ll just flat out say that sometimes, maybe more often than not, I’m an idiot.
NASDAQ:MULN
by Adam_scsd
1
Electronic Arts: Heading LowerElectronic Arts has dropped roughly 13% since our last update, continuing the expected decline within ongoing wave (3). This move is likely to break below support at $114.60 and gradually push the stock downward to the anticipated low. Our alternative scenario suggests the correction may already be done, but that path hinges on a convincing move above $169.82 — a threshold we’re not close to yet. For now, the downtrend remains in control. 📈 Over 190 precise analyses, clear entry points, and defined Target Zones - that's what we do.
NASDAQ:EAShort
by MarketIntel
Bullish pushTesla has been down over 50% for more than 3/4. It has more than enough time to accumulate capital for a $200 bullish run that equates 20 $500 point price. It’s just shaking people out who are indecisive about Tesla‘s bullish movement currently. But according to the chart, Tesla has two directions up today or up Tuesday. The track record states that on holidays or closed market dates the market goes down Monday is memorial day so the following day the market should be expected to go down at least early in the morning Tuesday will be the day to enter buys for the market to go back up and continuous its bullish movement.
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by dtevolver
1
Carvana: The Megaphone Whispers Before It ShoutsCarvana (CVNA) has carved a textbook megaphone formation. Expansion. Volatility. The upper rim is now experiencing reverberation. From <$20 to over $300 in under 12 months—this isn’t price discovery; it’s narrative acceleration. But megaphones don't whisper forever. They break. And when they do, it’s rarely gentle. Now the macro begins to lean against the parabola: 1) Delinquencies on auto loans in the subprime category are increasing. 2) Tariffs on foreign-produced EVs and parts may squeeze supply chains and make people drive their cars longer before switching. Having a paid-off car is the best car you can have. 3) Rates on car loans remain elevated, which is putting a strain on household finances rather than affecting the price-to-earnings (PE) multiple. Tell your wife you just got a brand new car, but you can't afford to buy steak for the month or dine out at Chili's. CVNA is effectively competing with Chili's in that sense. 4) Used car margins are narrowing. The arbitrage window that fed Carvana’s verticality is closing. Yes, they scaled fast. And yes, they successfully digitized an industry that was previously considered clunky. But CVNA’s business model is still wed to financing velocity. When credit tightens, so does the upside. May 30 puts offer asymmetric optionality. The setup is clear: Froth meets friction. Parabola meets pressure. The story is as old as the markets themselves. Let others chase euphoria. We’ll listen to the widening echo.
NYSE:CVNAShort
by gumoca
6
BURL – Final Wave 5 in Rising Channel, Fake Breakout PossibleBURL has completed a full 5-wave advance within a rising channel, ending in wave (v) of C. Current price is testing the top of the channel with a minor upper wick breakout — a common occurrence in wave (5) tops. Historically, wave (5) often ends with a fake breakout above the channel, followed by a rapid breakdown through the channel base. Price has not yet broken below the lower boundary of the rising structure, which remains the key level for confirmation. The target zone for potential correction lies between $245–250, aligned with prior wave (iv) consolidation and visible support. No trade is valid until a decisive break below the rising channel. As long as the lower bound holds, the structure remains intact. Key Levels: Resistance: $272 (fake breakout zone) Support: Rising channel base (~$267) Bearish Target (after breakdown): $245–250 Conclusion: Watch for confirmation of breakdown. Fake breakouts above channel top are common in wave (5) endings. Entry valid only below lower trendline.
NYSE:BURLShort
by CakirInsights