MA

sami_regard

This is going to drop until we touch 200MA

DoubleFamous5751

V and MA flushing, let’s see if this holds lower during the week. I doubt it

jek39

it's illegal in a handful of states (NY, CA, CT, ME, MA) but otherwise yea merchants in general are starting to do this more.

Ok_Cry7572

Guess how much gap down financials on Monday. $V, $MA, $AXP. Time to rotate back to Tech?

PM_ME_YOUR_IBNR

If this 10% APR cap on credit cards tanks V and MA on Monday morning I'm gonna have to full port calls ahead of TACO Tuesday

ApesAPoppin237

Been going more on the 10 day MA in general but also day trading when I can get away with it...UUUU is just so volatile there's plenty of fun to be had regardless of strategy really.

DeepValueDiver

It seems to pretty consistently follow technicals without morphing into something else. I missed a lot of the run up by waiting for it to close above the MA but I wanted a tight stop without much risk up getting whipsawed right away. It really rallied into the 50 day which made it a no brainer too.

SE_Haddock

What you can do is go to Yahoo Finance and check 1y Target Est. Then pray the analysts know anything useful and no macro event happens. Or just do the smart thing and buy VT, if you want to beat the market just leverage it 10% on a downturn below MA200.

TWSTrader

**This doesn't lower rates for the working class; it deletes their credit limits.** I spent 14 years on institutional desks, and whenever a "Price Ceiling" is introduced into a credit market, the result is always **Credit Rationing**, not "Cheaper Loans." **1. The "Risk-Adjusted" Math** Banks charge 22%+ because the default rate on unsecured consumer debt is high. * If you cap the reward at 10% but the risk remains the same, the math no longer works for the bottom 50% of borrowers. * **The Result:** Banks won't lower the rate to 10% for a risky borrower. They will simply **close the account.** * We saw this with "Usury Caps" in the 1970s. Supply of credit vanishes for everyone except the super-prime borrowers (who already pay low rates). **2. The Ticker Impact** * **Safe:** **Visa (V) / Mastercard (MA).** They are toll roads; they don't hold the debt. They just swipe fees. * **Kill Zone:** **Synchrony (SYF), Capital One (COF), Discover (DFS).** These are the lenders who hold the actual balances. If they are forced to reprice their loan books to 10%, their Net Interest Margin (NIM) collapses, or they have to slash their loan book by 40% overnight. **My Verdict:** This is deflationary. If you suddenly cut off the credit cards of 50 million Americans because they are no longer "profitable" to lend to at 10%, consumption crashes. I would be looking to short the **Subprime Lenders (SYF)**, not the payment networks.

ShadowLiberal

Yeah, I'm pretty sure that he doesn't have the authority to do this at all. Also despite what OP said when quoting an article, it's actually the banks that charge those interest rates, and NOT the credit card companies. V and MA aren't hurt if you default on your credit card payments because they don't loan you the money.

HelpMePlease2322

Was thinking more the lines of $V, $MA, $AXP, but I agree

HelpMePlease2322

I agree. I hold $MA.

IllBuyYourCar

Oh absolutely, I made plenty profit with swing trades and leaps all year, then got hammered in October lol. Got back in a couple weeks ago for 11.5 avg The 50/200MA have met with some momentum, so thinkin I did pretty good. Going to hold out and see how this year goes

cbusoh66

This is so fucking funny, oil companies don't want anything to do with Venezuela 🤣🤣🤣 [Trump Presses Oil Executives to Invest in Venezuela—but Gets Lukewarm Reception](https://www.wsj.com/business/energy-oil/trump-presses-oil-executives-to-invest-in-venezuelabut-gets-lukewarm-reception-6e4efd78?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=AWEtsqftzReP8ZJHYR6qmO5kZFkdhnlyi-yaYZV2ulBSXfHV50NQhlvbF9Fr&gaa_ts=6961a60d&gaa_sig=XRHODE2pTpJQkr8MVyrbGi1pjkvn76TCKCYYFZE7k3LcoZX8WFw_HNNWLBTWKtjdX7fQs_FpxGdBxheUgka-MA%3D%3D) [Exxon CEO calls Venezuela ‘uninvestable’ without ‘significant changes’](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-09/trump-pressures-big-oil-for-100-billion-venezuela-investment?srnd=homepage-americas&embedded-checkout=true)

StopBitchinStartLivn

Given the recent episodic pivot I probably would’ve trailed the 10 MA and watched how the structure rolled out. However, you made no wrong choice in taking profit. You’ll have an opportunity to rebuy if it sets up again and If not - Capital preservation is the name of the game. You won this trade.

BLESSED_NOT_PRESSED

Use Daily Chart When Screening For A Stock Pick. Have a Fibonacci Retracement drawn from prior low-high trend to see where the current price sits vs the highest point it’s retraced recently. Always draw a trend line and trend break/trend safety. 20/50 - Cross of MA indicates a big move in either direction. 200 Moving Average On Daily Timeframe Is Usually Where You’ll See A Bounce. This is where smart money buys in. For example I scalped 66% on AAPL an hour ago - how did I decide AAPL? S&P/Index’s Moving Upwards, While AAPL Since December 3rd hitting a high a $286 but has been retracing down to $256 ($30 Per Share). Today - On the daily charts we see 20 SMA * CROSS* the 50 SMA. The stock has already moved down -$30 Per Share Since the high of $286. I have a trendline drawn showing the Ascending Channel Over The Past few months. I saw the MA cross @ 20 and 50, Saw AAPL sitting right on the lower band of the Ascending Channel. I waited for a break in channel and retest - and entered $255 Calls. +67% trade in 15 minutes. Seperately I calculate a stocks intrinsic value based off their financials and based off my calculations - the 200 SMA price ($240) is not going to happen. AAPL intrinsic value I calculated was $260-268. That’s how I found confluence to enter this trade

zuziannka

Some unc came and started giving me elite ball knowledge about charts. He said to put MA 20 and MA 50 and trade with them.

Suitable_Air_2686

The only advantage Circle has is in international transactions. Much of their income comes from short term treasuries which are coming down in rates as fed is cutting. Risk reward favours sticking to Visa, MA and maybe PYPL.

JennaTulwartz

I’ve been to 42 and Cali is the best. Then MA. Then Hawaii, even though they’re barely a state.

mathboom123

SPY is literally between MA10 and MA50 on 4HR

AdMaterial7462

Come On US TECH shit stocks. CES is YOUR MOMENT TO SHINE! All those BILLIONS spent and the best of CES awards from whoever the fuck goes to: Some shit Atlas robot made by Boston Dynamics which is OWNED by South Korea Robot dog...basically a fancier electronic Labubu AI soulmate app to jerk off to, so no need for OF subscription ANOTHER Roomba vacuum so Carlyle group and lose ANOTHER 100M in cockroach debt BEST AI: Lenovo + Motorola app, WUT? Just sharebuyback at this point bro....GIMME BACK MA MONEH!

ShankThatSnitch

You mean bounce off that lovely 100 weekly MA!

TablePretty1011

OCG reversal is coming, just a matter of when... seems to be holding low .02s , 200 and 50 MA curling up

GamerHaste

Hi everyone. I have a stock vest coming up which will be around $40k before taxes in MA. I'm 25 and single with no dependents and pay rent. I have a car with a 6.1% interest loan on it that has $20k left on it. I'm wondering if I should immediately take the proceeds from the stock vest and pay off the car? Is 6.1% APY high enough where it's worth it? I pay around $550 per month on it. I have a 6 month oh shit fund already in a HYSA and around $50k in the market (can be seen as a house down payment fund also) in SPY, URA, and gold. I'm really debating on these three options: 1. Sell all shares, pay off car loan, put the rest in SPY/URA/Gold. 2. Sell all shares, put all into SPY/URA/Gold 3. Hold company stock and hope it keeps going up (been doing good lately... up 5% on the week) Does anyone have any input? Looking for opinions I was leaning towards paying my car loan off and investing the rest and then setting up a $550 per month auto buy on SPY but I don't know if it's more worth to just put it all into the market. I'm not stressed about the loan so "peace of mind" doesn't really play a part (I have more in student (80k at 5.1%) loans already so it's not getting rid of debt for me)

GamerHaste

Hi everyone. I have a Amazon stock vest coming up which will be around $40k before taxes in MA. I'm 25 and single with no dependents and pay rent. I have a car with a 6.1% interest loan on it that has $20k left on it. I'm wondering if I should immediately take the proceeds from the stock vest and pay off the car? Is 6.1% APY high enough where it's worth it? I pay around $550 per month on it. I have a 6 month oh shit fund already and around $50k in the market in SPY, URA, and gold. I'm really debating on these three options: 1. Sell all shares, pay off car loan, put the rest in SPY/URA/Gold. 2. Sell all shares, put all into SPY/URA/Gold 3. Hold Amazon stock and hope it keeps going up (been doing good lately...) Does anyone have any input? Looking for opinions I was leaning towards paying my car loan off and investing the rest and then setting up a $550 per month auto buy on SPY but I don't know if it's more worth to just put it all into the market. I'm not stressed about the loan so "peace of mind" doesn't really play a part (I have more in student loans already so it's not getting rid of debt for me)

NecessaryEmployer488

I've lost tons of money in the market. Looking back, I wish I would have concentrated on a decent emergency fund early on. This would be 6 months to 1 year of expenses. As far as the market goes, I'm all in and am now in a higher tax bracket. What would be worthwhile when the market is high ( like 18% above the 200-day moving avearge and sell a third or two-thirds to buy back at the 50-day and 200-day MA with issues held longer that 1 year if you are in a high tax bracket. ), so you can buy back in lower. You should not have emergency money in the stock market. This was my mistake early on, for the sole reason you should not sell when the market has pulled back. You need the emergency fund to act as a buffer. Once stocks are back up you can sell to back fill your emergency fund.

Vegetable-Bug-9779

My last positions are NFLX, AMZN, META, MA, SPGI. I have posted my test on the in r/stockpickeranalysis

Vegetable-Bug-9779

I've recently invested in NFLX, AMZN, META, MA, SPGI. I've posted my thesis on them in r/stockpickeranalysis

music_is_gud

A relatively poor jobs report will probably be the only catalyst that can bring down MU back to its 50 MA at this point. Will provide a nice entry

explorer_soul99

The predatory lending thesis is sound but the stocks don't work: **BNPL Reality:** - Klarna: Private (can't buy) - Afterpay: Acquired by Block (SQ) in 2022 - Affirm (AFRM): **Still unprofitable** after years of operation The problem with "predatory" fintech is they're competing on customer acquisition, not milking existing customers. They lose money on every loan trying to grab market share. **Compare to actual predatory lenders (payday):** | Ticker | Company | Op Margin | Business | |:-------|:--------|:----------|:---------| | CURO | CURO Group | -15% | Payday lending | | WRLD | World Acceptance | 8% | Subprime installment | Even traditional payday lenders have compressed margins due to regulation. **The better "predatory" play:** Credit card companies (V, MA, AXP) that make money on interchange + interest. They're the actual winners of consumer debt - 50%+ operating margins and no regulatory pressure on their core business. Visa (V) has **67% operating margins**. That's more predatory than any BNPL app.

avilacjf

Far more concerned with picking stocks that are least likely to go down than those with the potential to skyrocket over a short period. Looking at UBER, NFLX, MA, LLY and FSLR right now.

InvestTradeEarn

Get into $MLEC for a run and halt up on Monday with their new 570K float after the RS.. then Grap $SIDU on it's next dip, it needs to correct to the MA and then take another run after that

explorer_soul99

Good technical read on UPS. Let me add fundamental context: UPS vs FDX Comparison: | Metric | UPS | FDX | |--------|-----|-----| | Price | $101.02 | $293.13 | | % Above 52wk Low | 22.33% | Mid-range | | Gross Margin | 18.77% | 21.60% | | Op Margin | 9.56% | 6.92% | | P/E | 14.94 | 17.28 | UPS actually has BETTER operating margin than FDX (9.56% vs 6.92%) but trades at a lower P/E (14.94 vs 17.28). That's the setup you want. Margin Trend Check (8 quarters): FDX margins bouncing around: 20.28% → 26.42% → 21.10% (volatile) Need to pull UPS specific margin data, but the P/E discount to FDX is notable. The Risk: At 22% above 52-week low, some of the tax-loss selling reversal may already be priced in. Compare to TTD (5% above low) or ADBE (7% above low) - those are closer to max pain. If earnings beat in Feb, UPS breaks through the 50-week MA you mentioned. Miss = retest $82. The lower P/E vs FDX gives margin of safety, but it's not a "sitting at the bottom" play like some others.

Ok_GAINZ

SPY is a proxy for SPX. If you follow price, SPX is going to be the better indicator for price levels. SPX 6850 aligns closer with SPY 680 so I would use that as an area of confluence. Also SPY’s 20 daily MA is around that level. Don’t just pick 685 cause it’s a 5. Find areas of confluence for your price levels.

avilacjf

I would not buy only from that list. NVDA GOOGL BABA CRWV NFLX FSLR LLY MA BN BRK.B

B0thS1desN0w

OKLO bounce at the 200 day MA

KyleKrocodile

I lost so much previously trying to catch puts. It's like you need a massive swing on news to recoup, I find it much easier to swing long calls based on analyst stock predictions for a year out. Even with that though I still get burned sometimes like I am right now with MA and V.

michael_mullet

I use VIX for estimating when a dip is completed for indexes. There's also breadth tools to validate like % of stocks above 50MA or new high vs new low. Alternatively, just rebalance between asset classes and that will move capital to dips and take profit on bull runs. I don't buy dips on individual stocks.

bordercollie2468

It just went on a big run recently and likely needs to pull back a bit. Pull up a 1day chart with the 200MA.

amanj41

Closed my 6905/6900 put credit spreads expeditiously when I noticed the last minute reversal. Opened them up beginning of the day, really seemed like it was going to pin to 05 or 10 right up until those last few minutes. I almost got fucked mega hard on that, but I’ve been extra vigilant since some 10 point drop last week (when I also thought it was going to be tightly range bound and pin to the daily MA)

Wickedmasshole77

In 2006, I bought shares of Mastercard IPO and Apple. I sold in 2008, made a nice profit, nothing life changing. If I just held and did nothing else, I’d be a millionaire today. If I sold MA & AAPL in 2012 and put the proceeds into TSLA and NFLX and just held, I’d be a multi millionaire. Hindsight is 20/20

KarinaOpelan

A lot of this comes down to lumping very different businesses into one fintech bucket. V and MA are basically toll roads, so the market already prices them as mature, low-risk infrastructure rather than growth. SCHW still trades like a financial and will stay tied to rates and balance sheet risk. PYPL, HOOD, and SOFI are priced on whether their models fully prove out, not on today’s value screens, this year especially, fundamentals took a back seat to narrative, and AI pulled most of the marginal capital, that doesn’t mean there’s no value here, it just means value hasn’t been the catalyst.

thinkneo

Both fundamentals and momentum, and that's what makes it tricky. The fundamental case is real: \- HBM is structurally different from regular DRAM. only 3 companies can make it (Samsung, SK Hynix, Micron). supply is genuinely constrained. \- AI demand isn't slowing, every data center buildout needs memory. \- last earnings showed they can actually capture this demand and charge for it. But memory is memory: \- every cycle looks like "this time it's different" until it isn't. \- oversupply is always one bad quarter away. \- at ATH, you're paying for a lot of good news already priced in. How I think about it: MU at these levels is a "right thesis, tricky entry" situation, the bull case is solid, but buying at ATH in a historically cyclical industry takes conviction. Practical approaches depending on your situation: \- already long: trim a bit, let the rest ride. \- want exposure: wait for a pullback to the 20-day or 50-day MA. MU pulls back 10-15% regularly, even in uptrends. \- want income while you wait: sell cash-secured puts at a strike you'd actually want to own. get paid to wait for a dip. \- full send: if you truly believe HBM changes the cycle, then ATH doesn't matter over 3-5 years, size appropriately. I'm in the "probably a stronger cycle than usual, but still a cycle" camp, not chasing here, but not bearish either. In my watchlist.

Vegetable-Bug-9779

While, I can't offer a professional advice, I can tell you what I am doing. Before I invest in any individual stock, I look into numbers. I check revenue, net and operating income,operaring margin, expenses, cash&debt, shares outstanding, free cashflow and more. If I like what I see, I put the company in my watchlist. Then every month I invest in a company from that watchlist where I see disconnection between price and fundamental metrics. I don't look into stories, they are usually short term noise. In the beginning of the year I invested in Google, AMAT, ASML, AMZN. In the last few months I bought more AMZN, SPGI, META, NFLX, MA. I am planning to hold for many years. If you want to see the way I make my research, you can check it in r/stockpickeranalysis. I am posting a lot there. I hope this helps. 10k is not that much money. This loss is something you can learn from. In 10 years you might be thankful for it. Good luck!

Barry8809

Alright, I also do some swing trading strategies. Looks like you're doing pretty well with it. MA analysis for support levels, and then buying close to those levels that’s one of my go-to indicators too. Then I use volume and the order flow to analyze things. Maybe we can share some ideas and see what each other thinks. What do you think?

Glum_Airport_6134

This is a portfolio you buy AFTER the market crashes not before, my opinion is this is something you would buy when the S&P pulls back below its 200day MA or greater and the VIx spikes above 35. If you get caught in a downturn with this portfolio in the next 3 years it will take 3-4x as long to recover

Ok_Attorney_1768

MA

saturn366

MA who? jack MA

Pendulumswingsfreely

AMZN- robotics going to scale. MA- very reliable earnings.

sudharsansai

My plans for swing trading next year: Stack up on MU calls every time it pulls to 50MA on the daily (and 21ema if it doesn't), GLD calls during base breakouts and RKLB/ASTS calls during dips (10-20%). I've back tested this approach for a whole 6 months this year and it seems to be good.

ILoveFood135

Hey thx for the the comment I’m always looking to learn more. Tbh I’m young and been trading options only a couple months so def appreciate the tips. I totally see what you mean about the moving average and you’re right I probably should’ve payed a bit more for ITM calls. Since they’re LEAPS I plan to hold them for a few months before theta decay kicks in more the last few months. For indicators the Stochastic RSI is extremely low around 9 and the Williams %R is super oversold last I checked it was like -90 or -95. The moving average is a concern but there’s been big volatility with this stock and it can clearly make massive moves beyond any MA levels. On the news side of things Amprius just got a very qualified new CEO Tom Stepien who’s been in the business for some time and the former CEO Kang Sun is advising. Additionally they’ve been beating street expectations with record revenue growth and improving margins. Plus execution is definitely lining up for them and from a prospective outlook their high-powered batteries can enable aerospace and eventually space applications (and aerospace/space has certainly been the focus lately in the market). One more little cherry on top is that it’s an American company in a specialized area and so slightly better positioned in a world of macroeconomic uncertainty and tariffs, especially with this administration.

outsideofaustin

This happens to all of us. But if you are consistently losing, then you need to zoom out to figure out why. Is your timeframe too short? Are you buying stocks that are extended from their major MA’s? Or buying stocks in a down trend? If you lack a coherent strategy, then consider to stop trading until you figure it out. There is no easy answer.

Charming_Peace88

Could you let me know which TradingView subscription you’re on? I’m unable to locate the Hull MA (9) indicator. Thanks for sharing

-ReasonableDoubt

XLF I think the financial/consumer data these companies own provides better moat than the companies tasked with storing/analyzing it. Tools can become outdated but data is forever. BRK, JPM, MA, V, BAC, GS

AluminiumCaffeine

My Portfolio with massive turnover and active trading: +30.56% MSCI ACWI ex USA (Net MA Tax): +30.6 Kind of embarrassing tbh, europe put up some good numbers this year. I only held due to AI infra exposure this year

ithastogoupfromhere

I boght longs on MA and CRCL

sudharsansai

It regularly corrects to 50MA after extending 20-30% above it

warlock22041

We will test 200MA soon. Every bone in my body says we reject hard. So maybe I should inverse myself https://preview.redd.it/lwin0jqpam8g1.png?width=456&format=png&auto=webp&s=1901590faa88d9fd58d03422cce4c3e9f5484593 I

sudharsansai

Thanks for that recommendation, was never on my radar! RKLB: I'm a bit conflicted on this. It's a great company but I want a nice entry, perhaps if it can pull back to its 50MA soon

Itachisahab

Cprt, MA, amzn, Efx, meta

Icy_Essay2641

I think Amazon will outperform next year. I also like intuitive surgical and master card (held both of these for a while). Valuation of ISRG and MA is a bit high at the moment but if any significant pull backs I’ll be adding.

1098duc_w_the_termi

Bears be like: “if it breaches 680 we’re free falling!” *dips below 680, nothing happens* “If it goes below the 50 day MA its over” *dips below 50 day, nothing happens* Don’t yall get tired??

warlock22041

yeah okay, everything turns red the moment corn tests the 50MA. BULLSHIT! https://preview.redd.it/jffkufe1i68g1.png?width=483&format=png&auto=webp&s=563a68a45e277b36a650d8d331d00d3f6883bc9d

IslandExact429

Goodnight y’all Hopefully we wake up to some files and truth about Brookline, MA

fearzuhh

Wait until you look up how many murders have occured in Brookline MA where the scientist lived. There has been 1 MURDER besides this once since like 10 years or some shit. The last murder before this one was 2019.....

ColdBostonPerson77

I’m not suffering. I think you’re projecting. I choose to live in this area. Best healthcare (kind of universal to here thanks to Romney) Best schools MA ranked 1

Kredit-Carma

If I was fully uninvested and needed to allocate this. Is probably go $20k SCHG $15k SCHD $15k GOOGL $15k AMZN $10k UBER $10k MA $10k MSCI $5k MELI There may be a spot for something like ADBE here, but I think if the market turns away from AI, companies like MA & MSCI will rise along with beaten software names.

Umnokthx

The founder of iRobot tore down an architectural gem of a historic home in Beverly, MA. She leveled the landscaping that was done BY THE OLMSTEAD BROTHERS. Gross.

TapIllustrious2366

SPY has dropped below the 50MA quite a few times in the past 2 months.. yet the high above the 200ma.. I reckon we do a little more correction soon

King_Chron

**SNDL Inc – Long-Term Bull Thesis (3–7 yrs) | NASDAQ: SNDL** * Market Cap: \~$536M | Cash: \~$178M | Debt: $0 | FCF 2025: \~$35–40M, projected $50M+ (2026) * Canadian ops: liquor (Ace Liquor, Liquor Depot, Wine & Beyond) + cannabis retail (Spiritleaf → Value Buds) + cannabis cultivation/production → stable cash flow * U.S. optionality via SunStream USA: \~$260M convertible debt → equity in FL, TX, MI, MA, NM → Top-5 North American MSO potential if federal legalization (Schedule III) occurs * 2025 revenue: $723M USD; Gross Margin \~26%; owner earnings \~$40–45M * Valuation: DCF & SOTP suggest $4–6/share vs current \~$2.10 → \~2–3x upside * Catalysts: U.S. federal rescheduling (removes 280E), SunStream conversions, Canadian consolidation, margin expansion via Indiva/private-label products * Capital Allocation: share buybacks $120–150M, Canadian tuck-ins $40–80M, U.S. roll-up via SunStream $150–300M **Bottom Line:** FCF-positive, cash-rich, undervalued Canadian retailer with embedded U.S. MSO optionality → asymmetric 3–7 yr upside.

_galaga_

I recently switched to SGOV. In the Schwab universe SNSXX is also an option. I was using SWVXX until I realized I was opting into MA taxes for no reason.

DisgrunltedDan

I know I’m just a whiny bitch and like to gamble with amigos. Damn wish u got in off that perfect 50 MA daily bounce 

Vegetable-Bug-9779

It would depend on your investing horizon and other options. Mark Mahaney just had an interview where he said it is in a hold territory, expected to compound 20% CAGR. I stopped buying at 200 as I think there are better options. Since then I bought Amazon, Meta, SPGI, MA, V. If you want to check my research for those companies you can check it in r/stockpickeranalysis

CalTechie-55

The way I pick tickers is: I have BarChart email me a list of tickers with weekly option where 100% of its technicals (MA crossovers) are signaling 'Buy'. Then on the weekend, I construct a quality factor 'Q' for each one: the bid for the nearest weekly put divided by its strike * 52, giving the maximum annualized return for selling that put. I select the 5 or 6 top payers, and sell enough weekly contracts on Monday to bring in my desired weekly credit. If a put gets too far ITM I may roll down & out during the week. Otherwise, I don't sweat assignments, since in these 100%Buy stocks, I can usually depend on making a profit on the call. This week I picked AG,APP,FN,LABU,TER, & WDC. Q's ranged from 113% to 206%. I haven't kept track of profits, but a 5 year backtest of weekly ATM SPY wheels was profitable every year.

Call555JackChop

Even if he cheated he couldn’t win CA or MA

skilliard7

Internet/mobile service is only a short term decline, not a long term one. People aren't going to stopping using the internet or cellular data. Over the long term, there is a lot of earnings growth potential. Debt is a moderate concern, but their leverage is not that significant. > CAG and GIS being food companies are bound to trade cheap. Historically, consumer staples traded at very high multiples due to their resilience during recessions. KO trades at 23x pe, PEP at 29x, hershey at 32x PE. GIS and CAG are cheap because they have faced some challenges the past couple years. >PYPL is a value stock but gets overlooked by V and MA. I think the concern is competition in the digital payments space, whereas V and MA still survive even if digital payments take off because people use credit cards to make digital payments

Suitable_Air_2686

CMCSA and VZ have huge debt and are in declining industries. CAG and GIS being food companies are bound to trade cheap. PYPL is a value stock but gets overlooked by V and MA.

TryingMyBest1000

My Indicator v5 https://www.tradingview.com/script/v8YgssVt-Moving-Average-Crossover-Strategy-Ver-5-0-r-WallStreetTrader/ Experimental Trading Strategy 1 - Use With Caution: Buy when the stock is lower than the MA8 (moving average 8 bar). Sell at the moving average 8 bar. I was making a lot of frequent trades during a day. Notes: I use 15 seconds to 1 minute time frame. I was achieving 5% with constant trades per day. Experimental Trading Strategy 2 - Use With Caution: When Stock Trading Candle is trading below 10MA then Buy. Sell at the 10MA Line for incremental profits. Split the holdings into 3 lots. Use VWAP alongside to ensure the buy entry point is worthwhile. Experimental Trading Strategy 3 - Use With Caution: Buy when stock is trading below all moving averages. Sell at the earliest moving average line to ensure profits are secured. NB: You can sell it at any moving average line. Use in conjunction with VWAP (with Upper and Lower Bands #1 and #2 turned on - can be done on settings) and Adapter Trend Finder to see overall trend line. Additional Notes: On the settings, you may need a bit of tinkering of the bot for visibility.

AllCapNoBrake

[https://www.coinglass.com/pro/futures/LiquidationHeatMap?coin=BTC](https://youtu.be/9X_ViIPA-Gc?si=MA_ZTWGzPPR-_0qd&t=90)

Impressive-Bee-5183

Solid breakdown. The AVGO reaction was wild though - beats earnings, guides for basically 2x revenue, bumps the dividend... and sells off? Classic "buy the rumor sell the news" but that $73B backlog number spooked people. Market's basically saying "cool story, now prove it." Agree on the rotation thesis. Been watching money flow out of mega cap tech into financials and cyclicals for a couple weeks now. Banks are lowkey the play nobody wants to talk about because it's not sexy. Meanwhile everyone's still trying to catch falling knives in semis. Your SPY levels look right. That 687 level has been a magnet lately - we keep grinding back to it. Wouldn't be surprised if we just chop between 682-691 into year end while funds finish their window dressing. One thing I'd add - watch bond yields today. If 10Y pushes back toward 4.4% that'll put more pressure on growth/tech names regardless of individual company fundamentals. Rates still driving the bus more than people want to admit. The credit card upgrades feel like analyst year-end housekeeping tbh. V and MA are great businesses but the move yesterday was a bit much for just rating changes. GL out there 🤝

CigarDers

Hey man, you need to add some MAs to your chart. Charting 101 page 3 would tell you the MA stack is not in your favor

gdg6

That’s what I am seeing. Precious metals up. Base metals up. Industrials up. Agriculture up. Consumer staples up. V and MA up.

chairhats

I wrote a paper about this several years ago. It was for an MA program, so it was only as exhaustive as my unpaid grad student energy levels could bear, but what I found was that sex robot manufacturers were actively trying to make the population attracted to sex robots, more than they were attempting to gap the uncanny valley. I'm not commenting on people's sexual orientations and I'm not passing judgement, but I am saying that people interested in developing sex robots were also actively pursuing pumping people's sexual desires with non human objects of desire.

nugoffeekz

It's been a long time since we've seen consolidation like this below the ATH. I think based on macroeconomic headwinds it breaks to the downside. The SPX chart does not look very bullish to me, it looks like it's going to chop over the year end before a bearish MACD cross and RSI on the daily pulls back below 30. From there I am no oracle so pretty much anything could happen but medium term looks like treading water and when it breaks to the downside it could hit close to the 200MA.

AnywhereBig9070

If i were you i will aggressively sell covered calls at my breakeven as the price dipped below MA200 and all technicals are all bearish. Just for example at breakeven selling CC DTE 36 days. By using limit order Collecting 300$/ contract = 11400$ Sell CC on when NFLX is green calls premium gets richer. And closed early if you CC’s achieve 50% profit. Rinse and repeat https://preview.redd.it/djvp3rjwfj6g1.jpeg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e4c95861062fbce052a304ad5f93e61fdd668cd6

PlatypusSorcery

https://preview.redd.it/jt9btjff7f6g1.png?width=1023&format=png&auto=webp&s=b664afcc89273cd936b29b2094631080695e9943 RIME looks not done yet. Holding up to resistance 1.81 real good. MA's still bullish, eyes open for one more run

Gaxicola

Rejection at the 200MA on spy 5min twice

SafeMargins

yesterday all the sells were getting bought up without dropping the price, so I think we may have hit bottom. also we hit the the 50day MA yesterday. The ride up may be swift if they didnt shake enough holders out.

longGERN

They're not super cheap on a metric basis but historically relative, they are. Been loading on EFX, SPGI, MA. Stocks haven't done much this year and I'm thinking they'll eventually go back into rotation

Temporary-Equal-774

This price looks attractive. But I'm hesitate to pull the trigger due to: \- 50MA just crossed 200MA \- unlike April, relative strength vs SPY is negative \- the WBD acquisition won't be resolved in near future, may dump further due to this mess (e.g. If PSKY rose bid and they match, deal blocked by DOJ, etc) Thoughts?

EvolvingDior

It takes a smaller move down to push the 20 below the 50. Bad news if 20d MA goes below 50d.

EvolvingDior

SPY 20d and 50d MA have been converging.

SoulStripHer

More and more companies I deal with are passing CC service fees onto consumers. That's not good for V and MA.

Vegetable-Bug-9779

In the same time users like credit cards. But even if that's the case, I don't think this would bring serious trouble to V and MA. Look what's happening in India and Brazil. Their local payments are under pressure and yet, their revenue in those countries is growing. Combination of resilient business and secular trends.

AIStockExplorer

Pretty solid take. Visa/MA are basically global tollbooths and hard to disrupt. Only real risk is regulation, but the business itself is insanely strong.

Vegetable-Bug-9779

China used regulation to block V and MA from dominating the market. Read about it.

Huffnpuff9

I invest heavily in MA, V, and AXP. Only thing that could potentially stop them is cryptocurrency.... which I think is a joke.

NTomassini

Right now its under the 50MA. It doesn't look good. If it doesn't recover that upside of the 50MA. They re looking bad.

TheGuyAboveMeSucks

Not feeling it. PLTR is trending up after the 10 day MA dropping below the 50 day. I’m seeing it run up$187-190. There’s been some pretty good thoughts/analysis on their P/E and how is should come back to earth shortly DDOG might still have some downward pressure, 10 day is just below the 50 day and looks like it has started its turn around. Looks like it’s gonna test $165. That’s without knowing anything of this company or looking into any recent news.

Vegetable-Bug-9779

I don't think so. After all, European economy is fragile and they are exporting a lot to the US. The only way to challenge V and MA is through regulation. They wouldn't do it.