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 Tools can become outdated but data is forever.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.

Doughboy_97

Dude just buy MA if you essentially want a guaranteed return lol

NecessaryEmployer488

I'm sorry, ETFs are also about when to buy and when to sell. Overall if you do ETFs 83% of issues will rise and fall together. So there is buy and sell strategy and it is usually not as volatile. I gave up on trading stocks. Those I know that are successful, by a stock when it is down such as when it is at it's 200-day MA, when they make 20% they sell. The other aspect, is that you can pick a strong company and hold it for a long time. I got impatient holding BRCM and NVDA back in the early 2000s after a year of no returns. Kind of wish I held now.

shemswolf


greenpride32

The key is to buy companies that have a dominant position in some area, keep track of both their industry and their financials to ensure top/bottom line growth exists and/or some form of share holder return - buybucks, increased distributions. When those factors are no longer present that's when you sell. If you look at MSFT AMZN GOOGL AAPL MA V - why do they go up over time? Because top and bottom lines are all growing consistently over time. By same token you have stocks that swing form profit to loss, that toggle from rising to decling sales/profit and they do not outperform the index. So why sell the former when the ship is heading in the right direction? The answer is you don't. I don't recall if it was Buffet or Lynch who said sometimes the best stock to buy is the one you already own - they are saying the same thing - when the going is good, you don't get out. I had NFLX stock for close to 10 years. It has gone from under $100 (pre split numbers) to $600, down to under $200, back up to $1000. They are growing the important financial metrics year after year - I don't care what the share price noise was - I care how the company itself is doing. I can say same for AMZN MSFT NVDA stock. I held AAPL during financial crisis and it went down over 50%. Does that mean the iPhone went bust? Of course not, the markets were crashing and it was a macro issue. So it's your fault, and yours alone if you can't hold onto a stock for a long period of time.

Health_Code_T

> Warren and Reed Push for Private Credit Regulations Key Action Requested Democratic Senators Elizabeth Warren (MA) and Jack Reed (RI) are urging U.S. banking regulators to immediately tighten rules for banks involved in private credit Call for a private-credit stress test to assess market size and interconnectedness Senators' Background Both are senior members of the Senate Banking Committee Committee is currently under Republican control Cited Example BlackRock-Renovo Case: Senators point to BlackRock's complete write-off of debt from Renovo Home Partners Renovo, a home-improvement company, filed for bankruptcy in November Used as illustration of investor risks in opaque private credit markets Core Concern Investors face significant risks when participating in markets lacking transparency

6ixpapa

Incoming shaq candke cyushing through MA in 3 mins

shemswolf


Any_Scientist_7313

Actually, I may be the one mistaken as I confused Moderna's "multiplexed" therapy that can encode multiple antigens to train TCEs to fight cancer cells, with the bi/tri specific antibodies you were referring to. Below is a recent press release detailing one of MRNAs programs (i believe mRNA-4359 may be a more advanced program). Moderna Announces First Patient Dosed in Phase 1/2 Study of Investigational T-Cell Engager for Multiple Myeloma CAMBRIDGE, MA / ACCESS Newswire / November 3, 2025 / Moderna, Inc. (NASDAQ:MRNA) today announced that the first patient has been dosed in a Phase 1/2 study of mRNA-2808, the Company's investigational mRNA-based T-cell engager (TCE) for participants with relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma (RRMM). The first dose was administered at SCRI Oncology Partners in Nashville, Tennessee, in collaboration with Sarah Cannon Research Institute (SCRI). mRNA-2808 is an investigational, multiplexed therapy that encodes three TCEs that target three validated myeloma-associated antigens. This novel strategy aims to address tumor heterogeneity and overcome known mechanisms of target-mediated resistance. "This is an important milestone as it is Moderna's first T-cell engager therapy to be dosed in a patient. Given the vast unmet needs in multiple myeloma, I believe we can help improve the lives of these patients with innovative therapies," said Dr. Kyle Holen, Head of Development, Oncology at Moderna. "Our mRNA platform uniquely allows for the multiplexing of several T-cell engager targets, designed to attack the disease from multiple angles to overcome, reduce and prevent escape mechanisms. We are proud to launch our first, of what we hope are many, T-cell engager therapies as we continue on our mission to transform cancer care for patients in need." "Multiple myeloma is a complex cancer with many patients inevitably developing a resistance to available therapies, and attaining sustained disease control remains a challenge," said Dr. Hans Lee, Director of Myeloma Research at SCRI and Hematologist and Medical Oncologist at SCRI Oncology Partners. "At SCRI, our mission is to bring tomorrow's breakthroughs to the patients who need them today. mRNA-based therapies could change the way we think about treating cancers like multiple myeloma, and we are proud to provide our patients with access to this clinical trial." This study (NCT07116616) is a dose escalation study evaluating the safety and tolerability of mRNA-2808 in RRMM patients aged 18 years and older. To learn more about eligibility, please click here. About Moderna[mRNA-2808 Announcement](https://feeds.issuerdirect.com/news-release.html?newsid=8697748208320019&symbol=MRNA)

vlayd

MA

External-Band-414

# Here are the indicators, provided by algorithm I developed-->SPY The SPY ETF exhibits a bullish sentiment as it shows strong momentum and positive technical indicators, suggesting potential opportunities for call options. Algorithmic Consensus # STRONG BULLISH BIAS Based on 7 technical & volatility metrics 6 Bullish 1 Bearish # Moving Average (50-day) Current price is above the 50-day MA bullish A price above the 50-day moving average indicates a potential uptrend, signaling options traders to consider bullish strategies. # RSI (Relative Strength Index) RSI level at 65 bullish An RSI above 50 suggests that SPY is in a bullish phase. However, caution is warranted as it approaches overbought territory. # VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) Current price is above VWAP bullish Trading above the VWAP indicates strong buying interest, making it a favorable condition for bullish options strategies. # MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) MACD line is above the signal line bullish A bullish MACD crossover suggests upward momentum, providing a signal for traders to consider long positions or call options. # Bollinger Bands Current price is near the upper band bearish Being near the upper Bollinger Band may indicate a potential pullback, suggesting traders should be cautious with aggressive bullish positions. # Implied Volatility Rank (IVR) IVR at 30% bullish A low IVR indicates relatively cheaper options premiums, allowing traders to buy calls at a lower cost, potentially increasing profit margins. # Put/Call Ratio Current ratio at 0.5 bullish A low put/call ratio reflects bullish sentiment among traders, suggesting a higher likelihood of price increases, making it attractive for call options.

External-Band-414

# GME The current market sentiment for GME suggests a cautious bullish outlook, driven by recent price recoveries amid high volatility. Algorithmic Consensus # STRONG BULLISH BIAS Based on 7 technical & volatility metrics 5 Bullish 2 Bearish # Moving Average (50-day) Current price above MA bullish The current price being above the 50-day moving average indicates a potential upward trend, which can be a signal for traders to consider bullish options strategies. # RSI (Relative Strength Index) RSI level at 65 bullish An RSI level above 60 suggests that GME is in a strong upward momentum, indicating that options traders might look for call options or bullish spreads. # VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) Current price above VWAP bullish Trading above the VWAP means that the majority of the trading volume is at lower prices, signaling bullish sentiment and suggesting favorable conditions for buying calls. # MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) MACD line above signal line bullish The MACD being above the signal line indicates positive momentum, which could present a good opportunity for traders to enter long positions or calls. # Bollinger Bands Price near upper band bearish While price nearing the upper Bollinger Band suggests potential overbought conditions, options traders should be cautious and may consider protective puts or spreads. # Implied Volatility Rank (IVR) IVR at 70% bearish A high IVR indicates elevated options premiums, making selling strategies like covered calls attractive, but may also suggest caution due to potential price corrections. # Put/Call Ratio Current ratio at 0.5 bullish A low put/call ratio indicates that bullish sentiment is prevalent among traders, suggesting that options traders may want to focus on bullish strategies like buying calls.

External-Band-414

Here is for TSLA from the algorithm i developed-->Moving Average (50-day) Current price above 50-day MA bullish A price above the 50-day moving average indicates a potential upward trend, suggesting that call options may be favorable. # RSI (Relative Strength Index) RSI at 62 bullish An RSI above 50 suggests bullish momentum; traders might consider buying calls or bullish spreads. # VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) Current price above VWAP bullish Trading above the VWAP indicates that the stock is being bought at higher prices, which may signal a bullish trend for options traders. # MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) MACD line above signal line bullish A bullish crossover in the MACD suggests upward momentum; options traders might look for bullish positions. # Bollinger Bands Price touching the upper band bearish While touching the upper band indicates upward momentum, it also suggests potential overbought conditions, cautioning against aggressive bullish options. # Implied Volatility Rank (IVR) IVR at 30% bearish A low IVR indicates that options are relatively cheap; traders might consider selling options or using spreads as a strategy. # Put/Call Ratio 0.7 bullish A low put/call ratio suggests bullish sentiment among traders, making it a favorable environment for bullish options strategies.

qqAzo

Half out when it pops and let the rest run until it cross my secret MA 🫰

randomusername0000

Simple open ended prompt to give it room to research. Prompt : "What's the likelyhood that SCOTUS takes the case arguing cannabis prohibition is unconstitutional?" Result : (trimmed down because reddit..) Short version: there *is* a real case asking SCOTUS to rule that federal cannabis prohibition is unconstitutional as applied to state-legal markets, but the odds they actually take it are still pretty low – I’d put it in the low single digits to maybe \~5–10% at most. The case is **Canna Provisions Inc. v. Garland** from the 1st Circuit. A group of MA cannabis businesses lost in lower courts because **Gonzales v. Raich (2005)** is still binding: SCOTUS already said Congress can ban intrastate marijuana under the Commerce Clause. The petition asks the Court to rethink that in light of state legalization and the feds’ half-in/half-out enforcement. Reasons the odds are low: SCOTUS almost never takes cases just to say “we agree with our old precedent,” there’s no clear circuit split, and they can always say “if policy needs to change, that’s Congress’s job.” Reasons it’s more serious than a random petition: huge real-world stakes, strong amicus briefs (Cato, Pacific Legal, etc.), Thomas has already questioned the current weed framework, and the Court is already hearing related issues (like gun bans for “unlawful users” of controlled substances). So it’s a real shot, just not a great one. Even if they *do* take it, that doesn’t guarantee they’ll strike down federal prohibition – it just means at least four justices think it’s worth revisiting.

schokonickchen

I'm looking for MA and more amazon on possible market down turns. I think Mastercards Cyber-/paymentsecurity vas business is very attractive and for Amazon I cant see how the stock trades under 5T valuation in 2030+

No_Zookeepergame_27

Why are MA and V so hated? Because they don’t have exposure to stupid coin payments?

NomSaneMan

Well, I’ve already got one AMZN leap, but I’ll buy another one if it dips to the 150 day MA at 220 lmao

External-Band-414

# Moving Average (50-day) Current price is above the 50-day MA bullish A price above the 50-day moving average indicates that the stock is in a short to medium-term uptrend, making call options more attractive. # RSI (Relative Strength Index) RSI level is 62 bullish An RSI above 50 indicates bullish momentum, suggesting that the stock may continue to rise, which is favorable for bullish options strategies. # VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) Current price is above VWAP bullish Trading above the VWAP suggests that the stock is being accumulated, making it a favorable environment for buying calls. # MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) MACD line is above the signal line bullish A bullish MACD crossover indicates that upward momentum is likely, which could lead to price increases, benefiting options traders with bullish positions. # Bollinger Bands Current price is near the upper band bearish Being near the upper band may indicate overbought conditions, suggesting a potential pullback, which requires caution for aggressive bullish strategies. # Implied Volatility Rank (IVR) IVR at 40% bullish A higher IVR suggests that options are relatively more expensive, which can benefit traders selling options or using spreads to maximize returns. # Put/Call Ratio Current ratio is 0.6 bullish A lower put/call ratio indicates bullish sentiment among traders, suggesting that more traders are betting on upward price movement, which supports bullish options strategies.

Fuzzy_Cricket6563

I’m invested in an ETF- SCHG. Individual stocks-V,MA, PM, MO, FIX, AVAGO, STRL.

tired_ani

Looking patiently at Netflix, Microsoft and Visa/MA Drop some more and I pounce. Anyone else considering these?

smplsyrup

IREN looks like it's about to have the 20D MA cross the 50D to the downside on the daily chart... could get ugly

jayquez

MA

Gokussj5okazu

Sitting right on VWAP MA . If it breaks we plummet

chainerection

$LVMH $V $MA $AXP $KXP $MBG $AZZ Dont mind me, just practicing my new rap song

Da_Creole_Kid

11/29 **VRT Trade Plan Analysis** Timeframes: M 🟢 | W 🟢 | D 🟡 | 4H 🟢 | 2H 🟢 — Phase-4 continuation after a healthy pullback; 2H/4H reclaim with room back into $185 → $195 → $205 supply ladder. **Trade Plan Module — VRT** Narrative: Hunt continuation toward $195–$205 if price holds the 2H Cloud and reclaims the post-pullback pivot. Grade: A- (A if 2H and 4H both close ≥ 182.50) Primary Entry: 174.5–178.5 (retest of 2H breakout box / PVP shelf) Reload Zone: 166.5–169.5 (green demand block & MA confluence) Extreme Discount Zone: 156–160 (major demand shelf; only if market pulls) Execution: 2H close ≥ 182.50 for breakout continuation OR 2H floating reclaim inside Primary/Reload/Extreme Discount for discounted swing entry Targets: PT1 186.5 | PT2 195.0 | PT3 205.0 Invalidation: Weekly close < 165 or 2H close back below Cloud with WTMA flip Management: Trim 25% @ PT1 (confirm with 2H close); Lock 50% @ PT2 (confirm with 4H close); Trail remainder to BE+ and exit on 2H close below Cloud or WTMA flip **Options Guidance** Swing Calls: 185–190C, 2–4 weeks out, scale on confirmation (prefer fills inside 174–178 or on 2H close ≥ 182.50). LEAPs: Jun/Dec 2026 200–210C for trend participation; add only on Reload Zone or 2H reclaim. Daytrade: If taken, use same 182.50 trigger; tight stops beneath trigger candle low; avoid chasing inside upper supply 195–205. Notes: Keep size moderate; VRT can move fast—respect invalidation and confirmation closes.

asamadx1649

For full transparency I’m in an advisory like role at Charles Schwab, my opinion on advisors who deliver only ETF portfolios is quite poor. Schwab’s business model allows someone like myself to help self directed investors outside of providing specific buy/sell recs. While my role is to educate clients on general topics I only bring management into question if I see a need like for example a bond ladder, tax loss harvesting, banking products, for HNW individuals we have teams that work with them on their tax strategies and estate planning. So a little salesy but I believe it’s doing so as a fiduciary. For example being in MA someone starting a family and find a need to set up a 529 I typically reroute them to Fidelity for the tax advantages. Only when it’s like 3 years away from college I let them knows Schwab’s 529 won’t provide deductions but if they want to consolidate the accounts at Schwab then open it because they won’t get marginal benefits from taxes since there’s a short runway but still say Fidelity will provide them with deductions. Every advisor will say they do financial planning, but you will find advisors that are either really charismatic or who are very technical. There a few that are nice middle ground and will actually be valued. End of the day my opinion is you only need management once you’re approaching $1MM in investable assets. I might get chewed out for it but that’s my personal opinion.

jprepo1

I got it when I lived in MA. If you are a high earner, check if your state has onerously low estate tax thresholds. combined with a somewhat unique position as sole earner for multiple branches of the family at that time that made the expensive whole life product a reasonable hedge. It has its place, but that place is very specific and individual-based and doesn't make sense for (my guess) the majority of people.

penguinpandapear

This week I started doing small buys of MA, UBER, and ADBE on margin. Still have some more buys of many of my existing companies but I think it’s important to continue buying if I think I will get returns greater than the cost of margin (4.75%).

Due-Lawfulness-2759

ADD NVO and UNH from Health care Add RY ,V and MA and PYPL for financial. AMZN and BABA from CD

Dangerous-Retard

Spy 50 day MA 681.13 Spy 200 day MA 680.05 Place your bets folks.

Specialist_Fig9458

MA actually! Love it to death! Wouldn’t ever dream of leaving

UnivalveX

lmao remember when we went under the 50 day MA for 6 business hours

ChicagoanPizza

All these LEAP ideas of yours can play out, but it's not like these stocks are screaming to be bought. MSFT atleast has 200MA bounce (which is more of a short term play for the bounce), but it's not like these stocks are getting into extremely oversold *must buy* opportunities or even really close to it. I'd argue these stocks are still more overvalued compared to undervalued. As I said previously pharma has actually been undervalued and LEAPs on $MRK are worthy of playing for that reason.

RandomPersonInCanada

Many people are actually buying it. Just look at the volume and below I will leave a technical analysis: Why HPQ is a Buy (Technical + Macro): Market rotating into value/defensive names HPQ is in a clean uptrend above 50/200 MA Multi-month volatility squeeze → breakout Strong volume gap above = fast upside potential Macro indicators (rising VIX, weak breadth, high P/E compression risk in tech) favor stable cash-flow stocks Options flow shows institutional accumulation via put-selling and call-buying Perfect for income strategies (covered calls, PMCC, synthetic longs) Targets: • Short-term: $34–35 • Medium-term: $38–40 • Long-term: $45+ if trend continues Risk: • Break below $27 breaks the trend structure

madmattmen

We’re on lighter volume, so grain salt. SPX peaked over last weeks highs (6770) and closed right on them. Pretty significant because if you believe in PA and charting, it’s right at the peak of the right shoulder of the potential head and shoulders on SPY rn. I’d like to see a retest of 6750 tomorrow morning before continuing higher and if it holds, I’ll probably long 6800C for Friday. If that fails in the morning, I’ll probably look at 6720 and will hope for continuation down. If 6720 does hold (significantly and conveniently aligns with the 50 day MA AND previous weeks close), I’ll flip for a move up to 6800-6820 for Friday/monday. VIX has melted today, so I’m leaning closer to longing over turkey day. A dip to 6720 early tomorrow in regular session would be more bullish than a gap up. I am a simple regard however.

greenpride32

Growth moves individual stocks up and the broader markets up. You can say what you want just look at the charts. I'm heavy VOO QQQM MSFT AMZN NVDA GOOGL NFLX MA V for many many years. How many years of selectively picking small windows where mature/low growth wins do you need before you can even dream of catching up with my growth gains?

kazkeb

Looks like the 20d MA line is now resistance

dbasea

He typically targets wide-moat, cash-rich compounders with a temporary overhang, so I’d handicap DIS or MA/V first, with ADBE and maybe SBUX/NKE as outside shots. You can find more on how to vet these and manage risk at mr-profit com.

TroubledAcorn

Honestly I am starting to feel more bullish then ever. We suddenly have Politicians talking about THC and taking action at federal and state level. This hemp things going to cause a massive issue if it doesn’t lead to some kind of further reform or S3. Many states looking to ignore the Fed ban and implement their own regulations. States like TX, FL, MN, NC , SC, MA, KY, CO Theres probably more but thats what I have off the top of my head. These are some huge red states, and if S3 isn’t passed it will kill their carve outs. This would see like a political disaster for Trump, and go against his entire leave it to the states stance. So I don’t see that happening , hence S3 incoming or some kind of reform.

MonkeysOnTypewriter

If MA can end up 1% I’ll buy a 50pc tendy box at close

polychris

We’ve been selling off the 200 bar MA every time for the last 3 weeks. Let’s see if we can close above 607

AppointmentAny4834

Betting your life savings on a 1H moving average crossover isn't 'technical analysis', it's astrology with leverage. The 200MA on a 4H chart isn't a concrete ceiling; it's just a liquidity target where the algos hunt for stops. While you wait for 'Max Pain' to hit the market, Theta decay is going to inflict it on your account first. Thanks for the donation to the liquidity pool.

jimmut

Actually I think the chance is pretty high right now for this normally bullish part of seasonality. Also the flush the day after nvidia earnings wasn’t normal. Bitcoin dumping as far as it has isn’t normal. SPX should be down near 6K to match the MA drop level in BTC. I personally am adding spy put hedge on any bullish moves and VIX calls. I mean could they manipulate it higher sure. To me the market is being held up by strings that are slowly breaking. Need a real decent pullback to maybe put the market back on better footing. I sold most my longs and am in cash. I will Still DCA small amounts if it looks like it’s gonna continue or news turns real positive but to me it’s never been clearer this is or very near to the 2022 top scenario.

YourDamnBestie

MA’s are lagging. You know that right?

Hopeful-Goose-7217

Works only when the market continues its selloff. (Like q1) The violent buy the dips will wipe out a ton of gains (since then) Execution matters. The closer to get to the limit prices the less of this impact. Gap risks will kill ypu. My back tests show that the contrary - buying above the MA isn’t superior than buy and hold which was surprising. And that was before all the taxes you would pay

BacktestAndChill

Sure thing - it's a pretty simple one working on statistics and fundamentals. Essentially I took the math behind S&P Global's momentum indices which is publicly available and tweaked it to suit my needs.  Instead of applying it to the s&p500, 400, 600, and whatever their international variant is called, I fed it data from Morningstar's stock selections for the US portion and their international one with a filter to only include stocks that can be traded on the US exchange(a whole lotta ADRs basically). It works well enough on international markets based on testing but that opens up a whole tax based headache and I ain't about that life.  I also dumped sector filters limiting how much of any given sector could be included.  Large Cap is explicitly 50% value and 50% growth, mid and small cap are each blend, international is blend. This is still leaning towards growth tech at the moment but is more balanced than the S&P500 overall.  Checking which companies to include in the portfolio occurs once a month but changing out one for another only occurs with great enough shift in the metrics. For example a signal occurred recently to change out MA for NFLX but the signal was so slight that no actual adjustment was made. A full capital rebalance happens annually for tax purposes, ongoing balancing through the year is basically just buying more of laggards to bring things back into line.  As to how this was developed - I decided I liked SPMO and XMMO and wanted to see if their strategy worked on other stuff - it just popped into my head one day when I went "hmm what about a NASDAQ-100 momentum index?"(QTOP basically does that). The coding portion is pretty simple.  As far as pointers and resources, I cant really help you there. As you can probably guess by the rest of this comment I'm basically piggybacking on people smarter than me. 

Razkaii

GOOGL, AMZN, MA, NFLX trying to find a 5th

Leroy--Brown

V and MA have those higher margins and higher growth. They model their businesses after each other. AXP as a financial payment processor follows a model more closely resembling Ferrari is to the rest of the auto industry. Their members are treated with a certain amount of exclusivity. Their members also come from the upper class. While their market share is lower, they retain control of a segment that other banks will aspire to take market share from, but will never be able to.