Mixed Signals: $TXN Lights Up, $NBIS Hits Target, $QQQ Looks Fragile
Markets look messy right now, but a few interesting setups are starting to emerge:
1. $Texas Instruments(TXN)$
Market looks ugly, but $TXN just lit up on BOTH of my systems.
Monthly BX flipped green in Jan and my short-term reentry just fired after a 12% pullback.
Asymmetric setup: coin-flip odds with 3–4x upside vs downside.
2. $NEBIUS(NBIS)$
NBIS Up 25% from a level we called before the bounce.
Just hit our first target off a simple re‑entry signal with a ~70% win rate and tight risk.
3. $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$
“I’m bearish on $QQQ and hope I am wrong ❌
I think we’re setting up for a 5–10% flush that punishes every ‘buy the dip’ trader.
I hope I'm wrong but here’s exactly what my BX Trend + volume profile are seeing on NASDAQ right now
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