$PFE bouncing off key support.
$AMD testing, but not yet breaking through resistance yet.
Stocks rallied and provided the stock market with another strong week following the incredible earnings report from Amazon ($AMZN). Amazon earnings immediately rallied stocks and creates the potential for a bull market rally going forward. But there is some reason as well to be cautious, that the selling in January could still lead to a
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$PYPL 1) Major gap filled today going back to May of 2020, 2) major price support being tested here from 2019. Not worth buying on the day, of, but worth watching to see if there is a willingness to bounce off the level in the days ahead.
$WYNN has some major long-term support underneath. A push above $90 would put it in breakout mode.
Despite being in what many believe is a stock market crash in 2022, stocks in the S&P 500 and $SPY ETF managed to stage a rally this week giving swing traders and investors hope for a stock market recovery and bounce. Hast the stock market reached a bottom yet? Or is this the dead cat
$V breaking through declining resistance.
$TSLA long-term trend-line getting tested right here.
$DKNG with a lovely rally today, but it is going to have to break through declining resistance that it is quickly approaching.
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