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📺 STOCKS ARE BOUNCING – BUT HERE'S WHY I'M NOT CALLING A BOTTOM YET! + $AAPL PRE-EARNINGS THOUGHTS + $INTC LESSON + $NVDA ANOTHER BREAKDOWN? + $TSLA BREAKOUT COMING? Stocks are bouncing after Friday's aggressive selloff, but that doesn't mean the market has found a bottom. There's still significant technical damage across Big Tech, and the next few sessions will tell us whether this is a sustainable recovery or just another relief rally. * In this Short video, I break down the key levels for $QQQ & $SPY and explain how I'm approaching the rebound, as well as look into $AAPL, $INTC, $NVDA, and $TSLA. * Friday's selloff brought $QQQ right into its 200-day moving average, where we identified a tactical buying opportunity around $686. The first test of the 200-day often produces a bounce, and that's exactly what happened. Now, with $QQQ around $696.50, I'm watching $698.35–$698.63 as the next resistance area. Can we fill the gap, or will sellers step back in? * $SPY showed relative strength, holding around $749.50–$750 without even reaching its 200-day. Now the question is whether it can push into the overhead gap starting at $761 and potentially fill it toward $766. With the midterm elections and geopolitical uncertainty ahead, I'm not ready to declare Friday the low for November. * #Apple has been a source of stability while other tech giants have been getting crushed. Strong preorders for iPhone Duo and relatively restrained AI infrastructure spending could support another move higher, potentially above $351. But earnings are a major risk event. I'm not holding $AAPL into the report today, but a defined-risk $350/$360 call spread could make more sense than blindly buying shares. * Here's a painful lesson in why you don't buy a stock just because it's down. $INTC suffered a devastating post-earnings collapse, leaving a massive gap and island-top formation. Worse, it's underperforming even as $QQQ rebounds. I'm watching $63.20 as a potential breakdown trigger and $68.77 as an upper reference. If buyers won't step in at these supposedly discounted prices, there's a real possibility of further downside. * #Nvidia is technically broken, although it has reached its 200-day moving average alongside $QQQ. Around $207.30, with $209 serving as nearby resistance, the question is whether this support produces another powerful rebound or merely a temporary bounce before further weakness. The ability to reclaim its overhead gap will be critical for $NVDA. * #Tesla remains one of my more constructive positions. I trimmed into the earlier move toward $410 and had an opportunity to add around $387 during Friday's weakness. As long as $387 holds, I'm willing to give $TSLA more room. A breakout above $410.85 could keep me involved for several more days or weeks. But a break below $387 would change my approach. * So, don't confuse a bounce with a confirmed bottom. The real test is whether these broken technology charts can reclaim their gaps and demonstrate genuine buying demand. I'm using strength to trim positions, respecting key support and resistance levels, and staying flexible. Trade the levels, not your expectations. * If you found this helpful, please ❤️like and 🔁retweet

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📺 THIS THREE-DAY RALLY FACES ITS FIRST REAL TEST TODAY + GOOGL EARNINGS DISASTER + $MSFT BOUNCE + $TSLA STILL WORKING + $META'S BROKEN BOUNCE The market's three-day recovery is facing its first real test as Big Tech earnings create sharp divergences and too many stocks continue to deliver broken bounces instead of sustainable breakouts. $SPY is opening lower, with $769 as the key level to defend. Holding it would keep the recent recovery constructive, while losing it could make trading conditions considerably sloppier, with $765 as the next important reference. $QQQ looks weaker, already trading below the critical $720 area. If it can't reclaim that level, recent buyers could be trapped, opening the door to a move toward $713. * $GOOGL is the perfect reminder of why I don't hold stocks through earnings. Even great companies can deliver terrible overnight trades. #Google had already fallen from $390 to $320, tempting investors who thought it was on sale. But the earnings reaction triggered another massive decline. Owning 1,000 shares through a $34 drop means losing $34,000. Buying ten call contracts at $4 limits the maximum loss to $4,000. That's why I prefer defined-risk options strategies or simply trading the reaction afterward. Last night, $297 became an important breakdown level, creating opportunities for short sellers. Today, I'm watching $288 and whether #GOOGL establishes a tradable low during the first 5–30 minutes. * $MSFT is reacting more positively to earnings, but that doesn't automatically make it a buy. Around $545, the stock is still in no man's land. The real test is whether #MSFT can reclaim and hold the $551–$555 resistance zone. I'd rather see the opening action develop and trade against a defined level than gamble on the earnings print. * $TSLA, meanwhile, is still working! We identified the opportunity above $388 on Monday, added through $397, and reduced exposure near $410 as the stock extended higher. That tiered approach made the subsequent pullback toward $397 much easier to manage. Now the question is whether #Tesla can hold that former breakout area and continue higher. Unlike many other growth stocks, #TSLA has actually broken through a significant macro resistance level. That's constructive, and another orderly pullback could offer an opportunity to add exposure. * $META is a different story. After repeated failed rallies and a massive $95 billion financing initiative, the stock remains technically damaged. Yesterday's low was around $609, and today's modest bounce of roughly $6.60 isn't enough to change the picture. META needs to reclaim $624–$625, take out a prior high, and demonstrate real buying power. Otherwise, this is just another broken bounce. I have $METU. * The bigger issue is that too many technology and AI stocks keep failing to follow through. The market offers opportunities, but you have to be selective. Protect profits, respect your levels, avoid unnecessary earnings risk, and don't confuse a temporary bounce with a confirmed breakout. Let the price action prove itself before committing more capital. * If you found this helpful, please ❤️like and 🔁retweet