To The Moon

After four consecutive up days, today's gap-up open was met with selling pressure throughout the session—a setup that often signals buyer exhaustion rather than fresh momentum. Early strength quickly faded as investors locked in profits, leaving major indices to close well off their intraday highs. The weakness wasn't isolated to a single sector or market-cap group; selling was broad-based across the market. From the equal-weight $Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF(RSP)$ and large-cap $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ , to the technology-heavy $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ and $Direxion NASDAQ-100 Equal Weighted Index Shares(QQQE)$

I've closed all of my $UnitedHealth(UNH)$ long positions. Over the past year, I've remained consistently bullish on UnitedHealth. Last July, we patiently waited for the stock to enter the Smart Money Zone before building long-term positions. That discipline paid off, with the stock rallying roughly 80% from those levels. Now it's time to show that same patience again. While the long-term trend remains bullish, I believe the stock is approaching a short-term top, making the current risk/reward less attractive. Nothing has changed about the broader outlook, but after such a strong advance, I'd rather lock in gains than chase additional upside. Looking further ahead, I still believe UNH has the potential to trade back toward $600 over the next 12 to 2

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ has been in a strong, clean bull cycle for almost two years and has been one of the standout “Magnificent 7” names. Trend is still up on the higher timeframe, but we are now pressing into a major resistance area where I start to get more cautious, not more aggressive. ❌ I’m not shorting $GOOGL. I don’t “want” it to go down. I’m just reporting what I see: after a two‑year run, the monthly relative strength is starting to get pulled out of this move. Monthly RSI is now trending below its simple moving average, which is usually a sign that a cycle is shifting from markup into redistribution rather than starting a fresh leg higher. Nothing on the chart screams “short this now,” but I also don’t think this is a great place to be star

1. $Duolingo, Inc.(DUOL)$ User Growth Reaccelerates Daily active users (DAUs) climbed 23% YoY, while monthly active users (MAUs) increased 10%, signaling healthy engagement. Revenue grew 18%, showing the company's user growth continues to translate into sales. Although margins compressed, Duolingo remained free cash flow (FCF) positive, suggesting it is still funding growth while maintaining financial discipline. Overall, the earnings reinforce that the company's long-term growth story remains intact. 2. $Zillow(Z)$ Zillow Expands Beyond Home Sales Revenue increased 18%, with residential revenue up 7%, slightly outperforming the broader housing market. Rentals remained the standout business, posting 31% grow

Over the last few days, we have seen very rapid moves in extended hours (after or before the market opens) following earnings reports on both the bullish and bearish sides, not to mention pre-market shifts driven by developments in the conflict in Iran. Regardless of whether the situation is bullish or bearish, sharp reversals are occurring. Today, this publication focuses on educational content about how to combine support and resistance levels with other technical indicators. The key question when using levels is: How to anticipate whether a level will act as a reversal zone? Last Friday, the support and resistance levels for this week included educational content on setting a hierarchy of monthly, weekly, and daily levels, along with preliminary considerations for combining them. Today,