MarketMaestro

$SIVE
It got rejected at fibo resistance. If it can clear it, it could explode toward the orange box!

$NDX $Q
It’s coming, what’s coming is getting closer... it’s approaching! Dark blue candle = heavy institutional buying! 🔥

$SPY $Q
futures 🔥🚀💰

$SPY $Q
The probability section I shared in my Smart Money report yesterday, while people were screaming World War III!

$BESI 🇳🇱 😉👇🚀

$UNH
A short W pattern has formed

$ATMU
The general outlook is very good and strong. There is a gap at $57, but it does not have an obsession with filling gaps

$ORBS
The setup turned into a short setup

$AVGO
It moved above the average and made a breakout 💥 with a dark blue candle (heavy institutional entry 🔵). the green zone is my entry/add area 😉

$SOFI
It reacted from the EMA200. There is still no image of an obvious bottom formation. The rise in oil is weakening the possibility of a Fed rate cut. This situation is also directly affecting SOFI negatively. If the market turns positive and the macro-geopolitical environment improves, this big picture will be a massive inverse H+S and may look tiny in the future

$SMR
It is still searching for a bottom. There is no image of holding or an obvious bottom formation (double bottom, inverse head+shoulders)

Why is Hormuz important? Then let us look at history 👇
The 1956 Suez Crisis was one of the breaking moments that showed the world that Britain’s global imperial power had effectively come to an end.
Since the 19th century, for Britain, the Suez Canal had been one of the most critical imperial arteries extending from the Mediterranean to India and Asia through the Red Sea. After World War II, Britain weakened economically, the colonies began to dissolve, and it lost its former independent power against the U.S. and the USSR. In 1956, when Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser nationalized the Sue

$AXON
The rare opportunity I mentioned is about to emerge

#oil
Although the Fed generally focuses on Core PCE/CPI data that excludes energy and food, if oil remains at these levels, it will inevitably seep into the entire supply chain. A sharp and rapid move higher in oil first pushes headline inflation up.
When companies pass these rising input costs on to the final consumer, a lasting stickiness can form in services and goods inflation.
The Fed's biggest nightmare is for long term inflation expectations to become unanchored. Consumers generally shape their inflation expectations according to prices at the gas pump. When expectations deteriorate, wo

$ARM
There is a double top and negative divergence