To The Moon

$GLOBALFOUNDRIES Inc.(GFS)$ $34.08 (−0.99%): Range-bound near lower channel; earnings ahead—watch $33.5 floor vs $35.5 EMA lidMarket RecapGlobalFoundries (GFS) closed $34.08, down 0.99%, after trading $32.63–34.17 on light volume (~2.73M vs avg 3.0M). The stock remains ~28% below its 52-week high ($47.69) and −20.6% YTD, underperforming the semiconductor index as investors trim exposure to second-tier foundries. The weakness reflects (1) muted wafer demand guidance from peers; (2) geopolitical supply-chain caution ahead of Nov 12 earnings; (3) ongoing market rotation favoring high-margin chip designers over contract fabs.Indicators & 1-week outlookTechnically, price remains trapped between $33.5–35.5, forming a flat base after months of drift.

$Goldman Sachs(GS)$ $786.34 (−0.16%): Quiet consolidation at highs; breakout watch above $790, support $770–780Market Recap: Goldman Sachs slipped slightly to $786.34 (−0.16%), holding near the upper band of its multi-month range. The stock is up ≈37% YTD, trading only ~5% below its $825.25 52-week high. Volume (~1.83 M shares) remained light, suggesting consolidation rather than distribution.Trend Structure: GS remains in a strong uptrend—price sits above both EMA-20 ($781.8) and EMA-50 ($770.0), with the two lines still positively aligned. The slope of the short EMA has flattened, showing digestion after October’s rally rather than breakdown.Momentum Indicators:MACD (12,26,9): MACD = 4.26 | Signal = 2.88 | Histogram = +1.38 → mild bullish bias, cr

$Circle Internet Corp.(CRCL)$ $103.14 (+3.13%): First bounce at round-number $100; downtrend intact—watch $109/$118 for validationMarket RecapCircle Internet Group closed $103.14, up 3.13%, after trading $96.10–103.33 on ~9.9M shares (vs ~11.3M avg). Shares are still ~65% below the summer peak (~$299) but +49% YTD. Drivers today: (1) round-number support at $100 drew dip buyers; (2) crypto beta stabilized intraday, easing pressure on stablecoin-ecosystem equities; (3) pre-earnings positioning into Nov 12 encouraged short covering. Fundamentally, TTM EPS ~–1.74 implies no meaningful P/E (loss-making), so sentiment and crypto-market tone dominate near-term flows.Indicators & 1-week outlookTechnicals remain fragile: price sits well below the 2h E

$IBM(IBM)$ $306.38 (−1.93%): Pullback near highs; watch 300–312 as pivot (≈4% below 52-wk high)Market Recap: IBM closed at $306.38, down 1.93% on lighter-than-average volume (~4.15M vs ~5.40M). It sits ~4.1% below its 52-week high ($319.35) after a strong October/early-November run. Price remains above both trend EMAs—EMA20 ≈ $298.6 and EMA50 ≈ $285.0—so the uptrend is intact but momentum cooled into the close. Indicators & 1-week outlook:MACD (12,26,9): line ≈ 8.50 vs signal ≈ 8.55, histogram slightly negative (~−0.05) → momentum flattening after a strong leg up rather than true downside acceleration.RSI(14): ~60 → bullish-neutral, room before overbought.Volume: below average → dip looks more like profit-taking than heavy distribution.Set-ups