Mag7 Tech Stocks - Edition #11
Monday’s Open Analysis
Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF (MAGS)
Last week's close was just horrible. We had a bearish engulfing candle on the weekly timeframe which only implies one thing… The market is weak and we must BE CAUTIOUS.
Short term we are looking for a quick bounce toward $44-$45 followed by a bearish continuation to $41’s at first, followed by a possible $39’s second.
Nvidia (NVDA) - bullish
Second consecutive bearish engulfing candle on the weekly time frame chart and we landed on our ideal entry long at around $100’s. Short term it looks like we might have found a temporary bottom nonetheless we must see a strong bullish reaction ASAP. A strong bullish close above $108 is key for better confluence on our swing trade long idea.
Tesla (TSLA) - bullish
As we posted on our private chat rooms, our long area was hit. Price action wise everything is aligning, lots of confluence for a short term bullish bounce.
Stop at $202
Target at $260’s (+26% ROI trade)
Apple (AAPL) - bearish
No rush in jumping in right now, this one’s showing lots of weakness and more than likely we’ll see $210’s soon.
Alphabet (GOOGL) - bearish
Macro looks extremely strong nonetheless short term $130’s should be on its way. There is no bullish strength on the lower time frame charts either. Standby for now.
Amazon.com (AMZN) - bearish
Bearish outlook remains the same. Unless we get a strong move above $180 there is no need to be catching falling knives.
Microsoft (MSFT) - bearish
We are approaching a key level. As for now there is no bullish strength. We must see a strong price reaction soon at high $390’s.
Meta Platforms (META) - bearish
Perfect bearish retest, we are waiting for $480’s.
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