UnitedHealth Group (UNH) experienced a significant sell‑off recently, causing technical levels that helped define the uptrend to break. While such moves can be frightening, they also reveal key support levels that make great reference points for traders looking to enter, protect, or manage risk. In today’s video, we focus on: The UNH chart’s current structure

You just closed a trade for a solid 20% gain. It feels incredible. The research, patience, and risk management paid off. That original $10,000 position is now $12,000. The temptation is immediate. Find the next hot stock and roll the entire $12,000 into a new trade. After a win, confidence runs high. Sometimes it

MSFT Technical Preview Ahead of Earnings Microsoft (MSFT) is preparing to report its quarterly results after the market closes on January 28, 2026, and the stock’s technical picture has shown growing signs of bearish tension in recent months. While MSFT has historically moved on earnings surprises, its price action of late has been marking lower

It is easy to look at Marvell Technology (MRVL) and feel the itch to jump in. The stock has been hovering around $80, and a round number like that often feels like a natural floor, especially when you remember it traded much higher in the past. It looks like support. It acts like support. So

Intel reported earnings today with a revenue and EPS beat, but it’s the guidance that sent investors running. The company sees Q1 EPS at $0.00 vs. $0.08 expected, and revenue between $11.7B and $12.7B, which puts the midpoint slightly below consensus. Despite the solid print, the reaction in the stock was negative. So the question

Netflix (NFLX) Earnings - Solid Numbers, Ugly Reaction NFLX reported Q2 earnings with strong top and bottom-line beats: Revenue: $12.05B vs $11.97B expected EPS: $0.56 vs $0.55 expected 2026 Revenue Outlook: $50.7B to $51.7B (inline with expectations) And yet… the stock sold off hard. For traders, the question now becomes: how far can NFLX fall