$DDOG Needs $213. $TE Needs $3.77. $CRDO Has a Smart Money Zone
Good Morning 👀 Here Are the Setups I’m Watching
A few charts caught my attention, and they’re all setting up very differently.
First, $Datadog(DDOG)$ .
The stock needs to reclaim and hold ~$213 by the end of this week.
If it fails to do that, we could be entering the early stages of a larger redistribution.
In that case, I’d be watching for a potential multi-month move toward the $160–$140 range.
And at those levels?
I’d be very interested in becoming a buyer. 👀
Then there’s $T1 ENERGY INC(TE)$ .
It was down last week, but the structure and Smart Money are still holding.
As long as we don't get a close below $3.77, there’s still a strong chance of a major rally back toward $10+. 🚀
Now look at $Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd(CRDO)$ .
Down 17% today, and it has now reached a historical Smart Money Zone. 🚨
I already have enough trades on my plate, so I’m passing on this one.
But if I were bullish and looking to buy the dip, this is historically the kind of zone where I’d expect buyers to start showing interest.
And finally...
$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ 👀
Was anyone crazy enough to short it?
Different stocks, different setups, different levels to watch.
For me, the key is simple: know where the setup works, know where it breaks, and don't force a trade just because a chart gets interesting.
Stay patient, protect the downside, and let the levels do the talking.
Good luck out there today. 📈
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