TSLA, HIMS, GLD — Short-Term Pullbacks, Long-Term Signals

1. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$

TSLA up 4% today but we’re not out of the correction yet.

$420 support could flip to resistance, and the volume profile gap still points to a possible move to $350.

Thesis hasn’t changed.

Long-term bullish, but worst case is still a pullback to $350.

2. $Hims & Hers Health Inc.(HIMS)$

HIMS long-term bull cycle is DONE 🩸

Monthly BX flipped red in October. A clear sign big money is exiting on the higher timeframe.

Over the past 6 years this strategy gave 3 long setups:

🔥 67% win rate

🚀 +240% avg bull cycle

🎯 11.8 R/R

I’m not touching $HIMS until the Monthly BX turns back up.

Likely sells off toward $30 before a real bottom forms.

3. $SPDR Gold Shares(GLD)$

GLD needs to bounce this week ❌

If the weekly Bx closes red we should see a more significant retracement.

So far, our call out was the top. Now to see if it stays that way

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