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Quick Vid on $NVDA as it tests its 200-day MA (~$204) and slipping just under it, down ~11% in October. The 50-day ($222) is now overhead resistance. 🎥 Video: @mrflourish69 🟢 Reclaims & holds $204 → bounce toward $209 / $222 🔴 Closes below $204 → $200 in play, then the Aug low ~$197 💰 My long-term buy zone: $170–200 Key levels: 200MA $204.38 · $200 · $208.88 (today's open) · 50MA $221.72 Bull case: close back above $204, or hold $207–208 Monday. Targets $208.88, then $222. Stop: daily close under $202. Bear case: daily close under $204 on volume. Targets $200, then ~$197. Stop: close back above $208. ⚠️ Friday close = weekend gap risk. Chop between $204–208 = no edge, stay flat. This is the line. 📊 Coming soon MrFlourishinvests.com (in BETA) NFA

📈 Trade closed ✅ $XLE hit our target right after the open. Entry $68.80 ➡️ Exit $69.80 Result: +1.45% 🎯 Energy held up into $XOM and $CVX earnings and we took the win off the table. Coming soon MrFlourishinvests.com (in BETA) NFA

📊 $SPY 0DTE Gamma Map • Spot: 758.62 • Net gamma: −$7.03B • Call wall: 760 • Put wall: 755 • Flip: none in range Gamma is negative across the board today, so moves can stretch instead of getting absorbed. 760 is the ceiling right overhead: reclaim it and 765, then 770, are next. 755 is the floor; lose it and the drop can speed up toward 750. Coming soon MrFlourishinvests.com (in BETA) NFA

$GOOGL GOT SMOKED AFTER EARNINGS... Down 11%+🔻 Google Cloud literally doubled and the stock still got taken out back. So is this the AI capex wall finally showing up, or the best Mag 7 discount we get all year? Key Points🔑 • Revenue: $127.6B (+25% YoY) vs $128.2B expected. Miss • Adj EPS: $2.67 vs $3.02 expected. Miss (GAAP EPS $2.12 vs $2.87 a year ago) • Google Cloud: $30.7B (+103% YoY) vs ~$28.7B expected. Beat • Search & other: $63.35B (+12%) vs ~$64.96B expected. Miss • YouTube ads: $11.21B (+9%) vs ~$11.34B expected. Miss • Subscriptions, platforms & devices: $14.29B (+11%) • Google Services total: $96.3B (+11%) • Operating margin: 31.8% (vs ~30.5% last year). Op income $40.6B vs $43.2B expected • Q3 capex: $51.4B (+114% YoY) • Free cash flow: -$9.1B (2nd straight negative quarter) • 2026 capex guide: $195B-$205B (unchanged). 2027: "increase significantly" • Cloud backlog: $561B • Buybacks: $0 this quarter. Dividend: $0.22/share declared • Stock: ~$286, down ~12.0% on the day, low of $280.36 (-13.7%) What was BEARISH🐻 1. First double miss in almost 4 years Revenue, EPS and operating income all came in light. It's Alphabet's first top-and-bottom-line miss in nearly four years, and the stock was priced for a beat. 2. Search slowed down Search grew 12% but missed estimates by about $1.6B. Management pinned part of the slowdown on more people using AI Mode, where ads are still being tested. That is exactly the "AI eats Search" fear bears have been yelling about. 3. Cash burn got worse FCF came in at -$9.1B vs roughly -$2.7B expected. That's two negative quarters in a row from what used to be one of the biggest cash machines on the planet. 4. Capex has no ceiling $51.4B spent in one quarter, 2026 guide held at $195-205B, and 2027 is going "significantly" higher. The real number doesn't come until the Q4 call, so the market is left to guess. And it's guessing big. 5. Paying for it with debt and new shares Zero buybacks. Instead they sold about $12.4B of stock through an ATM program and raised $28.7B in new notes. Long-term debt is $125.1B vs $46.5B at the end of 2025, and the share count is up ~1.7% since December. That's dilution, not shareholder returns. 6. Ads missed across the board Total ad revenue was $82.0B vs ~$83.4B expected. YouTube ads grew 9%, down from 13% last quarter, and Network was basically flat at +1%. 7. Near-term margin pressure The CFO flagged Cloud margin headwinds in Q4 from renting third-party compute, a bigger FX hit, and a tough Search comparison. 8. The chart broke It gapped straight through the $315-$321 zone that held as support in July and again earlier this week. It's now below the 50, 100 and 200-day, and the 50-day is slipping under the 200-day. Volume is running ~2.7x normal. What's still BULLISH🐂 • Google Cloud +103% to $30.7B with a 36.2% operating margin (vs 23.7% a year ago). Cloud op income more than tripled to $11.1B • $561B Cloud backlog, and they expect just over 55% of it to turn into revenue over the next 24 months • TPU systems sales are now a "meaningful" contributor to Cloud. Real competition for $NVDA • Search query growth is the fastest in 5 years per management. Usage isn't the problem, monetization timing is • Gemini app hit 1B users. First-party model APIs are processing ~32B tokens per minute, 4x+ a year ago • Total revenue still +25%, on a half-trillion-dollar run rate • Q3 capex actually came in under the ~$55.1B estimate • Ads in AI Mode are rolling out to international markets • Operating income still grew 30% YoY What Wall Street is secretly saying • The $2.12 GAAP EPS includes an $8.7B loss on equity stakes. That knocked about $0.55 off EPS. Strip it out and you get the $2.67 adjusted number, which STILL missed. • Flip side: last quarter's $9.11 EPS was juiced by roughly $99B in gains on those same stakes (SpaceX, Anthropic). So the trailing P/E looks cheaper than the core business really is. Don't let the screener fool you. • The "$300B+ capex in 2027" number floating around is an analyst estimate, not company guidance. Alphabet hasn't given one yet. • This isn't only a $GOOGL story. $QQQ is red, semis are down, and it reopened the whole "does AI spend ever pay back" debate. But $MSFT rallied after hours on its own cash flow beat, so the market is picking winners, not dumping AI blindly. The Bull and Bear Case from MrFlourish Bull case: Cloud is a monster. Doubling revenue at a 36% margin with a $561B backlog is not a broken company. If AI Mode ads catch up and TPU sales ramp into 2027 like they're guiding, this dip looks silly a year from now. Bear case: The core ads engine slowed while spending went parabolic, and now they're borrowing and issuing shares to fund it. Until FCF flips positive and Search reaccelerates, rallies probably get sold. Things to keep your eyes on👀 • $272-$280 support (the March/April lows plus today's low). Lose $272 on a close and I step aside • $315-$321 is now resistance. Reclaim it and the gap back to $324.89 can fill • Whether the 50/200-day death cross confirms at the close • The actual 2027 capex number on the Q4 call • AI Mode ad monetization and whether FCF turns positive Not catching the knife here. I want to see $280 hold first. Coming soon MrFlourishinvests.com (in BETA) NFA

🚨 Trade alert Oct 29, 9:54 AM ET BOUGHT $XLE @ $68.80 🎯 Target $69.80 (just under the Oct 26 high) 🛑 Stop $67.95 (under Tuesday's low + pivot support) Why: Energy is the top Quad 2 sector in our playbook, and we buy energy dips, not records. $XLE pulled back to its $68.50 pivot while tech sold off on $GOOGL's miss. ⚠️ $XOM and $CVX report Friday before the open, so a gap is possible. For daily alerts, sign up at MrFlourishinvests.com (in BETA) NFA