To The Moon

$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ is up 22% since we called the potential bottom on July 13. 🚀 And I think the bigger move may still be ahead. I’m still looking for a 100%+ move back toward all-time highs over the next 12–18 months. 🎯 But first, Coinbase has something to prove. The weekly structure is still bearish until $COIN breaks above the previous swing high around $223. That puts $198–$208 on my radar as the first major resistance zone. The real confirmation comes above $222. If $COIN gets rejected between $200 and $222, we could see an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern develop. That would likely delay the move toward the highs, but it wouldn’t change the longer-term thesis. Still very bullish on $COIN. Just waiting for price structure to confi

Dario dropped another blog post last weekend that went viral - “We Must Pace the Frontier.” As you could expect, it created an entire spectrum of reactions! In the blog post he talked repeatedly about “embedded evaluators” - and I kept thinking about the parallels to the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency). Side note - I hate drawing a parallel to nuclear…… I don’t like the doomer narratives. BUT I though the principle of the IAEA is similar to what Dario was proposing with ebmedded evaluators. So what is the comparison? In 1953 Eisenhower gave his “Atoms for Peace” speech at the UN. A few years later the IAEA was formed. In super simple terms, the IAEA’s job was to make sure the world could use nuclear technology, while verifying that whoever uranium was being enriched the levels we

$Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ looks strong on the surface. But I’m not ready to chase it yet. 👀 $E-mini Nasdaq 100 - main 2612(NQmain)$ spot is currently up 0.59%, and I was considering $ProShares UltraPro QQQ(TQQQ)$ as a 3x long trade to capture the strength in $QQQ and the $iShares S&P 500 Growth ETF(IVW)$ segment following that bullish wedge breakout. 🚀 Then I noticed something important. $QQQ has now failed to fill the August 18 gap-down resistance zone on two separate attempts. ⚠️ That’s worth paying attention to. We saw a similar setup around the June 23 gap-down. After a +1.7% rally attempt to fill that gap resistance

$Strategy(MSTR)$ is up 75% since bouncing from the smart money zone. It’s up another 12% today, but the real test is still ahead. I’m still targeting $400 to $450 over the next 12 to 18 months. Short term, the weekly structure remains bearish. We are still making lower highs, and price is approaching a major institutional and smart-money sell zone between $160 and $175. I expect strong resistance there. For the internal structure to shift, MSTR needs to break through that zone and close above $200 over the next few months. From here, we could see another 15% to 20% of upside. But a rejection between $160 and $175 could form an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern before the next major move higher. Best case: price breaks straight through and acceler

$Snowflake(SNOW)$ $Snowflake(SNOW) +2.23%: Cloud Data Giant Regains Momentum, Tests $347 Resistance as Insiders Ease Selling Pressure 📊 Latest Close: $338.39 (+2.23%) | 52-Week Range: $118.30–$384.56 | Volume: 4.29M (VR 1.05) Core Market Drivers: Snowflake extends technical rebound for a second session as insider selling pressure tapers. Q2 product revenue grew 37% YoY, with full-year product revenue guidance raised to $6.07B. Options flow shows a $510K out-of-theoney call targeting $350, while Frank Slootman's latest Form 144 (~8,191 shares) is seen as minor noise. Technical Analysis: RSI(6) at 59.5 and RSI(12) at 57.0 confirm strengthening momentum without overbought conditions. MACD histogram remains negative at -2.77 but is narrowing sharply,

$Broadcom(AVGO)$ $Broadcom(AVGO) Rebounds +2.29%: AI Chip Leader Stabilizes Above $345, MACD Bottoming Signal Flashes Latest Close Data: AVGO closed at $347.30 (+2.29%) with volume of 24.39M shares, trading in a range of $345.31–$350.94. Price sits ~29.8% below the 52-week high of $495.00. Core Market Drivers: 🚀 • Broadcom shares continue recovering as AI semiconductor demand remains robust, with custom ASIC and networking segments attracting renewed institutional interest. • Citic Securities upgraded AVGO to "Buy" with $525 price target on September 9, fueling the current technical stabilization. • Post-market price held at $348.18, confirming session gains and suggesting sustained buying pressure. Technical Analysis: 📊 • Volume: 24.39M shares vs

$Cisco(CSCO)$ $Cisco Systems(CSCO) +2.32% Rises to $110.24: Networking Giant Regains Momentum, $116 Resistance in Sight 📡 Latest Close Data: CSCO closed at $110.24 (+2.50, +2.32%) on Sept 18, 2026. The stock remains 15.4% below its 52-week high of $130.37, with intraday range $109.32–$111.44. Core Market Drivers: HSBC downgraded CSCO to Hold from Buy on Aug 15 with a $120 target, but strong dip-buying emerged after the Q4 results selloff. Institutional flows remain mixed, with top holders BlackRock (9.10%) and Vanguard (6.76%) maintaining positions. Technical Analysis: Volume of 16.16M shares exceeded the 24.7M daily average ratio of 1.16, showing renewed participation 📊. MACD (12,26,9) flipped bullish with DIF at -1.25 vs DEA -1.43 (histogram +0.

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Nvidia (NVDA) +2.54%: AI Momentum Recharges as $219 Close Targets $222 Breakout Zone Latest Close Data 📊 NVDA closed at $219.34 (+2.54%) on 2026-09-18, just 7.3% below its 52-week high of $236.54. Volume reached 94.19M shares (0.92x average), with a tight daily range of $217.15–$219.91. Core Market Drivers 📰 Bloomberg reports NVIDIA committed $2B to Brookfield’s AI infrastructure fund, reinforcing its capital-deployment strategy into AI compute buildouts. The stock gained as mega-cap tech sentiment firmed and AI-related names saw renewed institutional accumulation. Technical Analysis 🔍 MACD (12,26,9): DIF 0.49 vs DEA 1.70 → histogram at -2.42, still bearish but narrowing for a 4th straight session — a potential bullish crossover se

$General Motors(GM)$ $General Motors(GM) Rallies +2.76% to $86.62: Legacy Automaker Charges Toward $91.85 52-Week High, Breakout Fuel Loading ⚡ Latest Close Data: GM closed at $86.62 (+2.76%) on 2026-09-18, just 5.7% below its 52-week high of $91.85. Intraday range held tight at $86.15–$87.86. Pre-market was $86.00; after-hours ticked to $86.61. Core Market Drivers: GM momentum builds as investors rotate into legacy EV-transition names. The stock is up from $54.33 52-week low — a 59% recovery — supported by strong institutional backing (BlackRock 8.81%, Vanguard 7.29%) and a clean balance sheet story. Technical Analysis: Volume hit 8.83M shares with volume ratio 1.39, confirming accumulation. RSI(6) at 55.1 and RSI(12) at 52.7 show bullish momentum

$eBay(EBAY)$ $EBAY +3.42% Surge: E-Commerce Giant Clears $112 Pivot, Bullish MACD Cross Targets $119 High Latest Close: $112.90 (+3.42%), just 5.4% below its 52-week high of $119.31. Volume surged to 6.29M shares (1.60x ratio), confirming institutional accumulation. Core Market Drivers: CEO Jamie Iannone's bullish comments at the Goldman Sachs conference reignited buying interest. GameStop's 9.75% stake (43.4M shares) continues to provide strategic overhang. Positive AI-driven category expansion in luxury and collectibles supports sentiment. Technical Analysis: MACD histogram flipped decisively bullish (MACD +2.00, DIF crossing above DEA at -0.40), signaling momentum shift. RSI(6) hit 77.6 — entering overbought territory but consistent with strong

$NXP Semiconductors NV(NXPI)$ $NXP Semiconductors NV (NXPI) +4.10% Breakout: Chip Sector Fires Up as Malaysia Fab Expansion Fuels $228 Test, $258 Resistance in Sight 💪 Latest Close Data Closed at $227.95 (+4.10%) on Sep 18, with a day range of $220.67–$228.28, now just 33.0% below the 52-week high of $339.95 and 24.6% above the 52-week low of $183.00. Volume hit 5.0540M shares with a turnover rate of 2.01%. Core Market Drivers 💡 NXPI rode a broad semiconductor rally alongside INTC, AMD, and MU as AI-linked chip demand rebounded. The company's recently disclosed Malaysia Kuala Lumpur fab expansion—funded via SEC-filed USD/EUR loan facilities—kept fundamental momentum alive, while Goldman Sachs Communacopia coverage boosted institutional visibility.

$Lululemon Athletica(LULU)$ $Lululemon Athletica (LULU) +3.55% Reclaims $99 After 52-Week Low Reversal, Short Squeeze Fueling Breakout Attempt Latest Close Data: LULU closed at $99.39 (+3.55%) on 2026-09-18, rebounding sharply from its 52-week low of $95.35 set earlier in the session. Still trading 56% below its 52-week high of $225.98. Core Market Drivers: Founder Chip Wilson's divorce filing (holding ~8.6% stake) added supply overhang fears, but today's rebound came alongside broad retail dip-buying. Capital flow flipped positive with total inflow of $227M vs. $190M outflow, while short volume dropped to 12.31% from 13.53% — early short-covering signal. Technical Analysis: Volume surged to 6.54M shares (Volume Ratio 1.22), confirming accumulatio