Mag7 Tech Stocks - Edition #26

The tech sector keeps on giving. Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF $MAGS had a nice bullish reaction above the 2025 yearly open and seems to be breaking the descending resistance trend line. Ideally we want price to close the weekly chart above $57 for further continuation but it is already looking quite good. The $54's price range should act as support.

BUY THE DIP on Tesla $TSLA! Any retrace towards $390 - $380's is a buy. As long as we don't break below the most recent lows price WILL pump. This is a no brainer.

NVIDIA $NVDA +13% in profit from last trade setup. As of now this should be treated as range high and profit must be taken. If we get a strong weekly close above previous all time high then expect further bullish momentum

Alphabet $GOOGL +4% in profit from previous swing trade idea. Similar to NVIDIA, this should be treated as a trading range. Unless we break above previous highs there's not much to be exited about.

Microsoft $MSFT is ON THE MOVE! weekly chart looks quite strong as price just nuked from our buy zone we've been calling for a while now. We need price continuation towards new highs. Time to sit back and relax...

Facebook $META is on the MOVE! Perfect pump from entry and the weekly chart is looking quite good. A strong weekly close above previous highs will give better confluence for further upside nonetheless its ALREADY BULLISH...!

Amazon $AMZN is READY FOR TAKE OFF. Bullish breakout confirmed.
Any retrace toward $230's should be a buy.

The moment of truth on Apple $AAPL as it stands at a critical support level. Price just took liquidity off the lows and must remain above this level for further upside. We are currently standing in the best risk reward level.

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