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$AVGO short term still looks bullish. 🚨📊
On the 15-min chart, it's holding onto that breakout setup nicely.
Price shot up from the 435–440 zone to 465–466, pulled back a bit, and now is bouncing around 459–460.
That tells me one thing:
Buyers haven't given up yet.
Trend's not broken, but we're near the short term high, so I'm not chasing up here.
My game plan is simple:
Buy on dips around 454–455
That's the pullback zone I'm watching first.
Key level to hold: 447
If $AVGO stays above 447, the bullish short term view is fine.
If it breaks through and stays above 466, it could push even higher.
But if it can't get past 466, I'm expecting a dip back to 454–455.
Bigger picture is still about AI infrastructure.
$AVGO is a major play beyond Nvidia, with custom AI chips and AI networking.
Custom silicon.
AI accelerators.
Networking chips.
Data center gear.
The trend has legs.
Momentum is bullish.
AI demand is still the core driver.
But entry matters too.
I'd rather wait for a clean pullback near support than jump in at the top. 🚀📊
Not financial advice.
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