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U.S. equities concluded the week on a decidedly bullish note, driven by major geopolitical de-escalation and a strong start to earnings season. The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ advanced 4.5% for the week, crossing the 7,100 milestone for the first time and closing Friday at a record 7,125.36. This marks an 11.9% gain for the benchmark index over the past three weeks. The tech-heavy $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ rose 6.8% weekly to settle at 24,468.48, notching its 13th consecutive day of gains and extending its longest winning streak since 1992. The blue-chip $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ added 3.2% for the week to close at 49,447.92, while the $iShares Russe

The S&P 500 ($SPX) continues to show powerful momentum, supported by historically bullish RSI shifts. However, overbought conditions across mega-cap tech suggest the rally may pause before its next leg higher. 1. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ Smart Money was peaking and fear was at an extreme 15 at the end of March. Today, "Dumb Money" is peaking and greed has taken over 68. Rapid RSI changes on the weekly are strong momentum signals. Bullish follow-through 6 and 12 months later every time. Returns were also bullish 1 and 3 months later with the sole exception of 1994 which saw a consolidation before the bullish continuation resumed. 2. $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ Upper Bollinger Band breached + overbought RSI have prec

$Hims & Hers Health Inc.(HIMS)$ has been one of my highest-conviction stocks for most of the past year, only to see its shares go through the market ringer. But the past few weeks, we’ve gone from market capitulation to euphoria as shares become semi-loved again. Sentiment hasn’t fully flipped, but it’s getting there, and I continue to think this is one of the highest potential stocks in the market. The reason shares are up over the past week is peptides. The FDA officially removed 12 peptides from “Category 2”, which meant they couldn’t be compounded, and scheduled a meeting in July with an advisory panel to discuss whether some of these peptides can be compounded again. This could be a huge deal. I called Peptides a 1,000x opportunity for Hi

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$730 is $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ target right now, but after it will crash 20% says Tom Lee to $580. When ON SALE, I'd add these 20 stocks: 1. $IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$ – Quantum computing leader with massive asymmetric upside Buy zone: $20–25 = early-stage value accumulation 2. $IREN Ltd(IREN)$ – Cheap energy + AI compute = powerful margin expansion Buy zone: $25–30 = strong support + cost advantage 3. $AST SpaceMobile, Inc.(ASTS)$ – Space-based telecom disruptor with global scalability potential Buy zone: $65–70 = high conviction accumulation 4. $CoreWeave, Inc.(CRWV)$ – AI da

Several high-profile stocks are showing early signs of institutional accumulation, with key “smart money zones” holding and technical structures beginning to shift bullish across names like ENPH, TSLA, ULTA, and COIN. 1. $Enphase Energy(ENPH)$ $ENPH is building a strong base right above the Smart Money Zone. Point of control support is holding. 70% of the time when this setup forms price rallies back to recent highs within 90 to 120 days. That puts the upside target at $54 by August. 2. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $TSLA has cleared this resistance level on the daily Great sign for the bulls and congrats if you held 🤝🥳 3. $ulta beauty(ULTA)$ $ULTA is pushing out of the S

Last week the Weekly Compass presented 12 setups 10 reached their targets, 1 neared their target, only 1 moved in the opposite way. or remained constructive, resulting in a 91.6% effectiveness rate. The targets were based on these modeled support and resistance levels, and I was doubtful of some of them reaching their target considering the previous two rally weeks, but once again, these levels frame price action and in the same way that they worked in bearish weeks during march, they worked well during this bullish move. Top Performing Setups Bitcoin / IBIT: This was my high-conviction play regardless of broader market action. IBIT hit the extended target of $43.7 and closed the week at $43.9, delivering a robust +5.7% move. If you trade Bitcoin the move is even better for a +9% this week

Educational Thread — RS Bearish Divergence: Why “Cheap” Isn’t an Opportunity $Global X MSCI Argentina ETF(ARGT)$ vs $iShares MSCI Brazil ETF(EWZ)$ & $iShares Latin America 40 ETF(ILF)$ One of the few groups hitting 1-month RS highs ahead of the Mar 31 pivot in $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ and $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ was LatAm equities which can be expressed via directly ETF execution into $ARGT $EWZ $ILF. They’re driven by the same regional macro factors: $DXY weakness and shifting Fed rate expectations. All 3 also broke out of similar bullish descending wedge structures. While

I’ve been thinking a lot recently about comments $Microsoft(MSFT)$ Satya made a few years back. If we rewind the clock to mid / late 2022, the biggest thing on software companies & investors’ mind was “when will the optimizations end.” The ZIRP period of 2020-2021 created a buying frenzy - no one was thinking about costs (when it came to cloud / cloud software spend), they were only thinking about growth and capturing more market share (oversimplification, but you get the main point I’m making). At the end of the day, the market was providing cheap and abundant capital (for public and private companies), and investors (for both public and private companies) were rewarding growth (ie placing the most emphasis on growth when determining valuatio

The upside objective today was the all-time highs on $E-mini Nasdaq 100 - main 2606(NQmain)$ . Price formed a bullish M30 FVG support. Textbook bullish SMT → iFVG buy signal FIRED. 175+ points later — NQ at all-time highs. Members BANKED. ✓ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ outlook dropping later. $E-mini S&P 500 - main 2606(ESmain)$ and NQ are about to tag their 2026 highs. Those are profit taking levels. The bearish SMT with $YM is still intact at ATH. What does that mean? ES/NQ are sweeping the highs while YM is FAILING to confirm them. That's a pullback signature. Short-term pullback se

$Vanguard S&P 500 ETF(VOO)$ Continue DCA on VOO during good and bad times. Market recovered remarkably and so is VOO. Happy to get some accumulations done when it was weaker the past few weeks

$DELL 20260417 175.0 PUT$ Simple arbitrage trade, option flip bought @0.85 yesterday, sold @2.30 today. Profit around ≈$145

$INTC 20260417 70.0 CALL$ Sold some calls on INTC at $70. Think the rise is overblown with range of good news and buoyant market last 2 weeks but the fundamentals will come back to reality at some point.  Ok to hold short at $70 for a short term trade, if fail will cut loss