Alphabet (GOOGL) has made quite a run of late, but has started to consolidate of late. Watch to see whether it decides to break the descending triangle higher or lower for its next move.
Micron Technology (MU) Up 200% since April, but hitting up against the upper channel band. Watch this one carefully.
Not much to look at on the Volatility Index (VIX), until it can break out of this month long range.
Checkout the bull flag forming on Nvidia (NVDA).
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)Â rallying hard ahead of the Nvidia (NVDA) earnings after the bell, and breaking out of a bull flag, via gap higher.
Snowflake (SNOW) getting an ascending triangle breakout on Friday, with follow-through today.
Yes, Microsoft (MSFT) is breaking out but with a caveat, as the AVWAP anchored to last October's highs, continues to push back on the stock any time it is tested.
I can see where it is trying to base some, but Meta Platforms (META) still looks like it is struggling to keep it together. Does it drop further into the 520's?
RTX basing off of support, but needs to break above the 200-day moving average to be taken serious.
It'll be a long time before you ever see such a crazy disparity in the stock market again. Semiconductors (SMH) are in a class by themselves.
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