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[Jack @alphacharts365]

There's time to press on the gas, that time was 8 weeks ago.

[Danny @americanm]

@mwebster1971 @AlissaCoram @IBDinvestors Lol 😂

[Danny @americanm]

@mwebster1971 What is the last Grateful Dead moving average? I get the quick is 21, QS is the 50, but do not get the last? Thanks for all!

[Davoo Xeneize @DavooXeneizeJRR]

- Señora nació su hijo, cómo se va llamar?
+ Pelé

- No era Edson?
+ Edson era antes do nacimento

[Danny @americanm]

@mwebster1971 is the new Growth 250 out? it now shows 350 stocks

[daniel inderos @InderosD]

IT'S BASE 64 FOR 5.5

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

For those unaware, SpaceX has already shifted focus to building a self-growing city on the Moon, as we can potentially achieve that in less than 10 years, whereas Mars would take 20+ years.

The mission of SpaceX remains the same: extend consciousness and life as we know it to the stars.

It is only possible to travel to Mars when the planets align every 26 months (six month trip time), whereas we can launch to the Moon every 10 days (2 day trip time). This means we can iterate much faster to complete a Moon city than a Mars city.

That said, SpaceX will also strive to build a Mars city and begin doing so in about 5 to 7 years, but the overriding priority is securing the future of civilization and the Moon is faster.

[Stephen King @StephenKing]

Vince Gilligan says he's in no hurry to get going on Season 2 of PLURIBUS. Understood, but hey, Vince, if you're listening: I'm not getting any younger.

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[Chelo @mr_angelote]

Es facilmente la mejor falta de la historia eh. Que belleza estetica joder. Como le pega y donde la pone. Y en champions. Y al madrid. Me corro

[spacemonkey @spacemnke]

While you’ve been enjoying your weekend, I’ve been scanning. Here are 34 setups you’ll want on your radar.

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→ But first, let’s take a look at $SPX

SPX closed at 6,238 on Friday, down 1.60%, marking the first significant breakdown in the recent uptrend. The move followed disappointing job numbers and tariff headlines, breaking below the rising trendline and closing roughly 200 points below the all-time high set just two days earlier. More importantly, price returned to a previously balanced area between 6,200 and 6,285, a range that had served as a launchpad for the last leg higher toward 6,427. With earnings season in full swing and major names like PLTR, SMCI, and others reporting this week, there’s both risk and opportunity ahead.

The key level to watch now is 6,200. If SPX can hold above it and reclaim 6,285, the next target would be the gap fill left from Thursday to Friday. A sustained move above 6,300 could signal a new higher low forming on the daily chart. Until then, caution is warranted. It’s best to trade smaller size, focus on high-quality setups, and prioritize strength in individual names rather than trading the indices directly. A break below 6,200 would shift the tone further bearish.

→ Notable earnings reports: PLTR AMD SMCI HIMS QBTS APP OSCR ANET SHOP ALAB SNAP SMR IONQ DUEOL SYM DIS XYZ UPST CAT TEM ELF AMGN VST

→ Now, let’s talk about stocks🫡

$NFLX: Big downside move likely if we can’t recover 1162–1160 early in the week. First real signs of a crack showed up on Friday.

$MSFT: Looks like we’re heading for a gap fill, but we need to break below Friday’s lows around 520 to trigger it. I’d rather play the bounce off 515.

$AAPL: They sold the crap out of this one on Friday after earnings and a green premarket. The engulfing candle now covers the entire range we moved up on when the AI news hit a few weeks back. Watching 200 for more downside.

$BE: Earnings gap down got bought aggressively, with price closing near the highs. Watching 38–39 for a new ATH. Super strong action.

$RDDT: Nice gap up with intraday momentum, but the market weighed on the push toward 200. If we bounce this week, this will be high on my watchlist. Needs to clear Friday’s high for a run to 200.

$TSLA: Clean intraday bounce after the failed breakdown below 300. Closed back above it, but the higher timeframes still look messy. Hands off for now.

$META: Nice hold of previous ATH. Still weak overall, but one that could turn higher with the market. Big “if” for now.

$PLTR: Earnings this week. They’ll need a blowout report and strong guidance, or else… Maybe this time the market lets it settle a bit? Maybe. Probably not, haha.

$FSLR: Friday was choppy, but buyers are showing up more aggressively on dips. A breakout through 190 could trigger a major squeeze.

$NET: Wild range on Friday post-earnings. Hard to read, but the move was impressive.

$HOOD: Same story as $NET. Huge range. Looked like it wanted ATHs, then got smacked back below 100. Watching 105 for direction.

$COIN: 310 bounce off IPO day low. A lot of technical damage here. Below 310, it gets ugly fast.

$MSTR: Ugly Friday. The 365–358 zone is a “must hold” for me. Below that, we’re likely testing the 200D around 345, which also lines up with March highs.

$SNOW: Watching for continuation lower below 203. Price action is weak and heavy.

$CRCL: 165 could open the door for a 20-point drop. Closed near lows, which suggests more downside coming.

$CRWV: Another high flyer slowly bleeding out. 100 is a key level. If it breaks, we could see acceleration lower.

$MP: Monster daily setup ready to break higher, but with earnings around the corner, timing is tricky. I’m keeping an eye on the bullish pennant.

$FIG: Held up fine on Friday after the after-hours squeeze. Watching 125 for a move back toward 150.

$COST: Strong day two performance Friday despite the weak tape. Eyeing 969 for a test of the 200D. Needs time or a catalyst, but if it clears that, 1000 is next. These types of names don’t stay down long.

$URBN: Kind of an underdog play, but the daily looks ready to move. Last earnings was a blowout, and we’ve been consolidating since. I like the setup for a breakout into new highs ahead of this month’s earnings.

$NVDA: Closed mid-range on Friday’s candle. Needs to reclaim 175, which was the former ATH. Still holding the 20D and likely to lead if the indices bounce.

$QCOM: Weak post-earnings. If we lose 145.58, I expect a move down to 140. Clear downside candidate.

$WMT: Starting to notice rotation into more defensive names. WMT has built a massive base since March. A breakout above 100 could be explosive.

$SPOT: 615 is the level that could accelerate downside. Below that, 600 is the first target, followed by 581 and 566. Every bounce has been sold into.

$BA: Nice hold of the 50D on Friday. Looking for a bounce to 227 before a decision point higher or lower.

$LMT: Daily chart forming a massive bear flag. Break below 410 likely triggers the next leg down.

$GS: 700 held. Setting up for a gap fill if banks catch a bid this week.

$C: Similar to GS. Closed strong after an ugly gap-down-and-go. If buyers step in, this dip could fuel a decent move higher.

$DUOL: This one tends to surprise on earnings. Right now it’s in a great spot. R/R to the upside looks solid.

$ADBE: Down the last three days. Surprised post-FIG IPO? I’m not. More downside ahead.

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[Gastón Edul @gastonedul]

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[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

The tower has caught the rocket!!

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

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