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HIMS has been acting better, buyable on dips near the moving averages.
Analyst's reasoning:Despite disliking the CEO, the KOL notes HIMS is acting better and is buyable on dips near the moving averages. They bought options for mid-July, anticipating potential news.
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BEAR CASE
FundamentalSwing
HIMS looks weak because revenue is flattening and the company is losing money, and the KOL prefers waiting for a lower price zone before considering an entry.
Analyst's reasoning:HIMS is criticized for turning from profitable to losing money, which the KOL links directly to stock underperformance. The chart is also described as ugly with struggle near the high-20s/low-30s area, leading to a “wait for lower” guidance tied to potential buy zones.
XBI is currently extended after a multi-year consolidation, making it more of a sell than a buy at current levels.
Analyst's reasoning:The ETF has broken out of a multi-year consolidation, but the current extension suggests the move may be overextended. It is likely a better candidate for selling than buying at this stage.
MU posted a blowout quarter with EPS of $25.11 versus $1.73 a year ago, but the technical momentum is slowing, making the post-gap-up action critical.
Analyst's reasoning:MU's earnings soared from $1.73 to $25.11 per share over five quarters, driven by AI demand. The stock gapped up 13% after hours, but PPO divergence across the semiconductor group suggests the move may not sustain without a follow-through breakout.
AMZN reversed precisely at its 200-day moving average, a level that triggered a bullish reversal.
Analyst's reasoning:Amazon pulled back to its 200-day exponential moving average, where short sellers closed positions and buyers stepped in. This level is a reliable support where computer programs execute reversals.
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BEAR CASE
TechnicalMid-term
AMZN is broken and currently trading below its 200-day moving average, requiring significant time to recover.
Analyst's reasoning:The stock is struggling, having lost its 200-day moving average. It needs substantial time to rebuild its technical structure before it can be considered a viable long position.
PLTR is being treated as a mean-reversion “kill box” bounce trade around the previously defined $128 level, with further layering toward the low 100s if price revisits.
Analyst's reasoning:The KOL says PLTR repeatedly penetrates and bounces off a defined $128 kill zone, calling it a regularity worth exploiting. The plan is to buy in layers at $128 and potentially add if it dips further into the low-100s range, implying upside remains tied to that technical behavior.
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BEAR CASE
TechnicalIntradaySetup
Palantir is approaching a gap at $119.91, which is the short level; aggressive gap at $113.27.
Analyst's reasoning:After failing to reach the $105.32 level yesterday, Palantir now pushes into a gap at $113.27 (aggressive) and a prior gap at $119.91 (primary short). The move is considered a short opportunity.
NVDA continues to be the primary infrastructure beneficiary of the AI-driven compute cycle, with data center demand showing no signs of slowing.
Analyst's reasoning:NVDA maintains a dominant position in the AI compute stack, acting as the essential hardware backbone for the entire sector. Data center demand remains robust, making this a no-brainer for long-term infrastructure exposure.
Nvidia is showing technical weakness with a tiny bounce compared to its drop, suggesting the AI trade may be stalling.
Analyst's reasoning:Nvidia's bounce is minimal compared to its decline, indicating underlying weakness. The stock is well off its all-time highs, and the overall semiconductor sector is not confirming the AI rally, reminiscent of the dot-com bubble.
ServiceNow's software group is weak; long positions should use 98.11 as a stop.
Analyst's reasoning:ServiceNow broke below the 98 breakout level. The group overall is annoying and trending lower. If long, 98.11 is the exit level. The stock is hanging by a thread.
GOOGL is eyeing a long entry at the $332.9 gap support if it retests, with a short-level scalp at $345.27 for aggressive traders.
Analyst's reasoning:Google's $332.9 gap remains a key support for a long play. A retrace to that level is likely after a bounce from the low pivot. Aggressive traders can scalp short near $345.27 resistance.
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BEAR CASE
TechnicalSwing
GOOGL had a rough week, moving close to challenging gap support after staying among the best Mag 7 recently.
Analyst's reasoning:GOOGL was strong among the Mag 7 over recent months, but this past week was different. The stock slid to the point of challenging gap support, signaling technical weakness that can keep pressure on near-term traders.
AMZN is in a zone likely to find buyers at the year-to-date anchor and 200-day moving average.
Analyst's reasoning:AMZN is at the year-to-date anchor and 200-day moving average, which often act as support after a quick pullback. The setup suggests a bounce is possible.
NVDA has held up better than the rest, with price action suggesting support levels could hold if it stays above the key breakdown line.
Analyst's reasoning:NVDA showed better relative strength versus the prior day, and the discussion centers on whether it can avoid selling back into the breakdown area. If that line breaks, the setup deteriorates, but for now the “held in a little bit better” behavior supports staying constructive.
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BEAR CASE
TechnicalSwing
NVDA may bounce, but the setup looks shaky—assume it could fall another 5% to 7% before any sturdier rebound.
Analyst's reasoning:The steep selloff raises the odds of further downside before buyers step in meaningfully. The speaker argues a move back toward key levels is not something to pre-commit to because it could extend down another 5% to 7% first.
