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. @JayWoods3 has some spider sense; there's something to be said about the Friday trades on $SPX

$IGV still selling off but its long-term trend remains intact unless this rising support channel from the 2008 lows breaks. Stoch oversold has aligned with prior retests.

$NVDA currently at an all-time-high versus the Mag7 (ex-Nvidia) basket of $AAPL $AMZN $MSFT $GOOGL $META $TSLA

$NVDA through resistance, next levels 194 and 205

Notice how several major $SPX $SPY inflection points have aligned with April monthly candles across cycles Worth watching as Q2 begins

Almost exactly one year later… $SPX $SPY with another headline-driven squeeze Different catalyst, same reaction

$XOM set to close below the 20-day MA for the first time in 2026

$NVDA breaking above $180 would confirm this inverse H&S and could push $SPY $SPX higher

Happy Easter 🐣

$TAN stalling at resistance after a multi-year base Above $55 opens a quick move through the volume gap toward ~$67, where anchored supply awaits

Microsoft nearing a multi-year floor that aligns with the 'golden ratio' and is deeply oversold $MSFT $SPY $IGV

$PFE $XLV $SPY "boring but beautiful" Pfizer is pressing up against ~$28 ceiling with relative strength vs XLV turning higher + stochastic 'bull' crossover

$T holding pattern resembles a bull flag. The measured breakout establishes a target of $31. MACD needs crossover for true confirmation.

Seagate Technology Holdings is the last of this group to test prior highs. Micron Technology Inc. and Sandisk Corporation already there. Above 460 and this one likely plays catch-up. Below 400 and it’s still just a laggard. $STX $MU $SNDK $SMH

$GE breaking down below a fairly linear uptrend 📉

This after hours selloff feels like a complete scam

$GOOGL turning constructive. Bullish RSI divergence while prior support holds. 20-day MA and volume shelf near 320 are the key hurdle. A breakout could open the door to 350

We haven't closed below the 200-day MA on the $SPX since May 2025, and if you anchor VWAP to that latest retest it closely converges with the 200-day 🤔

Oil spikes tend to be geopolitical and $VIX spikes tend to be financial, but when they spike together it’s usually geopolitical risk $VIX in blue and Brent Crude ($) per barrel in red