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Next is the " Micron" stock. "Micron," well, that's an arrow you identified through research , right? In other words, there is a potentially good opportunity for swing trading here.

Now, what is the difference between swing trading and day trading? Okay, I'm looking for a slightly higher percentage. I believe this decline is not necessarily just one, two, or three percent.

I am looking for a 10 to 15 or 20% move in my likely direction. correct? The price doesn't necessarily have to drop directly down, but it will be a good level of resistance. Well, Micron gives us two good examples of that.

First, at 1027, there is a remarkable gap being filled at the top. This would be an ideal level for day trading . But, for long-term trading, I like the high pivot point here around 1042.

And this gap here around 1115. You can see that the distance between them is 11 %. Now, why am I doing that? Well, first of all , I must explain why I like this sales center. Micron has bounced back with a move towards this level, which suggests a downward move, but if you scroll back on the chart before this big upward move, Micron had accelerated violently by 300 % in what, a few months?

correct? Just a few months . So, this will be my plan regarding "Micron". I will start with a potential swing sell position here, and this will be my add-on level, which is the secondary resistance level.

Because when we trade swings, I'm not just looking for a quick downward move. If the stock moves against my expectations, that's okay. I have a plan and I find that the secondary resistance level, with a difference of approximately 10%, is where I like to distribute my additional capital, with a difference of approximately 10%.

This is a difference of 11% to 10.5%. So, this is the setup I like for potential swing trading, isn't it? In this case, I think the downward move is only to, you know, this gap that was filled on Wednesday, two days ago , you know, three or four days ago, i.e., two trading days ago .

I think this is very likely, and very easy, you know, and very logical, about an 11% drop from that level . So, let's see in the end if Micron can achieve that.

Memory. Uh, a little bit of a reminder. Things are getting desperate in the memory front of absolutely sold out into 2027. Prices are going through the roof. There simply isn't enough memory out there and there's no way of making it and tightness may last.

If a customer goes and orders 10 billion dollars worth of memory, they'll be lucky if they get half of that order. And there are tons of supply contracts that are unfulfilled. That's why if you have a close relationship and you're a big player like an Elon Musk ordering a crap ton of memory from these players, he said in a public call a few months ago, he thanked Micron directly because they are fulfilling his need.

But all the other players aren't getting their need fulfilled because they didn't have the foresight around the supply crunch. Again, memory is not going away. So part of the story is if you're thinking about investing in the core weaves and the blue owls and the blue oceans and whatever else out there, the oracles, just invest in memory.

The risk reward is insane, at least for now. Let's watch this through 2028.