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With $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ closing at $421.39 on Wednesday (up 18.6% after a massive Q1 2026 earnings beat), the stock is currently in "price discovery" mode, having cleared almost every major analyst price target and technical resistance level. Here is a breakdown of the profit-taking levels and how investors are shifting into options. 1. Where do investors take profits? Since AMD is at an all-time high, there is no "overhead supply" (previous bagholders selling at breakeven). Instead, profit-taking is likely to occur at psychological and extension levels: Immediate Resistance ($425 - $430): This is the psychological ceiling immediately above the current price. We saw some consolidation near $421 at the close, suggesting a pause here. The

$Uber(UBER)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  $Joby Aviation, Inc.(JOBY)$  🚗📊⚡ Uber $UBER Breakout Tension Meets Bearish Crowding ⚡📊🚗 I’m watching a high-probability dislocation where price, positioning, and fundamentals are no longer aligned, and that’s where asymmetric setups are born. $UBER +8% today as an upbeat outlook forces the market to look through a minor revenue miss. The stock is reclaiming its 100DMA and pressing into a well-defined supply zone near $80, a level that has repeatedly capped upside. What makes this setup different is not the level, it’s the positioning into it. Options data shows a put/call ratio in the 90th percentile, meaning

Reinvention in Plain Sight Alphabet is no longer the market’s favourite ‘obvious’ company, which is precisely why I find it compelling. At just under $4.7 trillion in market capitalisation and trading near its highs, it looks fully appreciated on the surface. A trailing P/E of roughly 29 and a forward multiple above 30 do not scream bargain. Yet those numbers obscure a deeper transition: Alphabet is shifting from a predominantly advertising-driven enterprise into a vertically integrated AI infrastructure company. This is not a cosmetic pivot. It is a structural rewrite of how revenue is generated, how costs are controlled, and how competitive advantage is sustained. The market, in my view, is still pricing Alphabet as a highly efficient incumbent rather than a company attempting to control

$AMD 20270115 200.0 CALL$  $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$