Mag7 Tech Stocks - Edition #7
Monday's Open
Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF (MAGS)
Prices have not been able to break above resistance and we just closed the daily chart on Friday with an engulfing bearish candle indicating a possible retrace so be cautious this week. Most tech stocks are showing weakness short term.
Amazon.com (AMZN) - Neutral
In our previous report we posted a long idea as prices formed a temporary base and started to trade higher. Unfortunately the price completely retracted and hit our stop loss closing with a bearish engulfing candle on the daily chart of Thursday. Will it hold? Maybe but we’d rather stay on the sidelines and monitor price action. A bigger retrace might be incoming.
Alphabet (GOOGL) - Bullish
LONG we go. Our long entry area has just been hit.
If it continues to retrace even till the $158’s we will continue to buy.
Tesla (TSLA) -Bullish
We had a daily bearish engulfing candle. Price might still continue to retrace toward low $200’s which will be ideal re-entry and a must hold level but overall looking bullish.
Microsoft (MSFT) - Bullish
Bearish engulfing candle on the daily chart as well.
Ideal long re-entry at the low $400’s.
Meta Platforms (META) - Bullish
This is the strongest one that has been accumulating at a key area. If we break above $540 we’ll go long and if we break below $520’s we’ll wait for a bigger retrace ideally toward $500 - $480’s.
Nvidia (NVDA) - Bullish
Bearish engulfing candle on the daily chart as well.
Standby for now, a retrace at around $110 is a buy.
Apple (AAPL) - Bullish
Bearish engulfing candle on the daily chart as well.
A retrace toward $215 is a buy.
Previous report HERE:
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