Tag: #StocksToBuy
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Will Gold Break $3,000 or Correct Soon?
Gold has been on an incredible run, and if you’ve been watching the charts, you know it’s been climbing steadily. But the big question now is: Can gold break the crucial $3,000 mark, or is a correction just around the corner? Gold’s Long-Term Climb – A Look at the Monthly Chart Taking a step back,…
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Tesla’s Recent Decline in Perspective: What the Charts Say
Tesla’s Stock Drop: A Healthy Correction or More Pain Ahead? Tesla’s recent decline has some investors worried, but let’s put it into perspective. Looking at the monthly chart, Tesla has been moving within a well-defined trend channel since 2011. This trend consists of multiple parallel support and resistance levels—green, gray, and red shaded areas—that have…
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20% Gain in 2025 – Is It Time to Take Profits on Meta?
Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, has been on a strong uptrend since early 2023. If you look at the weekly chart, you’ll notice a well-defined rising trend channel with three key zones: the green support area at the bottom, the gray balance area in the middle, and the red resistance zone at the…
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Bearish Patterns Take Over NVIDIA’s Chart
This week, NVIDIA is making headlines, and not just because of its impressive run in the stock market. A shock from China has raised some big questions about the company’s future. A new AI model, DeepSeek, has entered the scene and is reportedly delivering results comparable to other AI, but at a much lower cost.…
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Is This the Healthcare Sector’s Next Bullish Move?
Understanding XLV’s Long-Term Picture When it comes to analyzing the Healthcare sector in the S&P 500, XLV is in the spotlight. Let’s start with the long-term chart—each candle here represents one month, spanning all the way from 2008 to today. What makes this chart fascinating is the clear, upward-rising trend channel, marked by green support…
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Technical Breakdown of GDX: Testing Resistance Levels
The gold miner ETF (GDX) has been moving within a well-established trend channel since 2015. Let’s break down the charts to understand where it might head next. Monthly Chart: The Big Picture Since 2015 Looking at GDX’s monthly chart, we see a steady upward trend channel framed by a green area at the bottom (support),…
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T-Mobile: A 15-Year Trendline Analysis
This week, we’re diving into T-Mobile’s stock with an interesting chart that dates back to 2009. This chart uses a logarithmic scale, showcasing a clear and steady trend channel defined by three parallel trendlines: the green line at the bottom, the grey line in the middle, and the red line at the top. Each line…
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Meta’s Weekly Chart Analysis
Since hitting a low in October 2022, Meta’s stock has seen an extraordinary rise of 500%, outpacing many of its peers in the tech sector. This dramatic rebound underscores Meta’s resilience as the company continues to recover from challenges it faced in the preceding years. Examining the weekly chart, we observe three key parallel trendlines—green,…
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Analyzing 100 Years of the S&P 500: A Technical Perspective
When it comes to understanding the S&P 500 on a long-term scale, there’s nothing quite like zooming out. By looking at a yearly chart, where each candle represents one year of market movement, we gain valuable perspective. Spanning more than 100 years, this approach offers clarity about where we stand today while letting us analyze…
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Critical Support Zone for Microsoft
Microsoft has been underperforming the broader market, including the S&P 500, since July. The trouble began with a sharp 17% drop in July—a steep and impulsive move downward that set the stage for the months that followed. Since then, Microsoft has risen again, but the upward movement has been slow and marked by overlapping wave…