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greenpride32

When buying individual stocks, your aim is to beat the market (SP500). Or otherise, if you can't beat the index, you should just be buying it. Value stocks typically don't beat the market, and at best pace it. It's your high growth companies that carry the index up. You are looking at growth as percentages, not as nominal numbers. So you can have "high growth" in megacaps all the way down to small caps. Most consistent pattern I have seen for long term beating the index is consistent top and bottom line growth. Take MSFT for example. If you look back at past 10 years, have increased top and bottom line in each and every year. Two other stocks that I've owned long term that almost pass that test are AMZN and MA. But a little slip up is okay, as long as it's not a pattern (AMZN bad investment in RIVN and MA was impacted by the pandemic). Now to be able to perform this well, companies typically need a moat of some sort. So aside from just the financial numbers, you want know about how the business operates, what advantages it has over others, can it retain this advantage, and what the risks. There is no such thing as a "value" stock. Stocks that have lower finanical metrics typically are lower across the board in all metrics. Would you invest in a company that is growing revenue at 30-40% that has 1/4 the size of revenue and higher margin versus a company that has flat revenue, and can only squeeze more profit by efficiency gains? One of them has a lot more potential than the other. And one of them matches the average profile of the index - in which case you're safer buying the index.

housemouse431

exactly at the 50d MA

Alicyclobacillus

High end consumers use AXP I'm not going to criticize V or MA. Solid companies. But my recession indicators are flashing. Stressed consumers buy less, so transactions decrease. Because AXP caters to wealthier people who don't need to it back when times get hard for the rest of us, I think AXP will perform better over the next couple of years. They're also investing for long term growth which has depressed earnings this year. I do like MA's cyber security segment, though.

Good-Bid-7325

Why AXP instead of V or MA? I'm honestly intrigued

LumpyShock9656

META, UVER, NFLX, MA and Bagrosoft were giving me depression, and now NVDA too

FatFluffyFish

MA! The MMs are short ladder attacking my SPY!

RothTo0DTE

Look at the 4 hr and Daily charts. Both are below the 200MA

Independent-Tree-985

who told spy it was okay to test the MA?

kwijibokwijibo

Because the long term goal is to be lower than 90. For the last two years the range was 50-80 Strategic reserve sees 90 as still too high, so if it buys at 90 it's defeating its own purpose Basing off of 2 month MA is what hedge funds would do. Not the strategic reserve which takes a longer view

LumpyShock9656

Guys should I sell my dogshit crypto (down 3k on 7k buy) to buy more META, MSFT, MA, UBER?

greenpride32

So you're basically saying you hope to make money from people who have no idea how to put valuation on a stock, and you hope there is more of them, then there are of you so you can take advantage? I made my life changing gains from actual profitable companies such as NVDA AAPL AVGO MSFT GOOGL AMZN MA V. That is what most investors do. I guess you just want to roll the dice.

OX45-Tall

$10 is going to be like a magnet. Previous resistance, 12 day MA and gap fill all at pretty much the same spot.

H6UEF4WU8X

Consolidating into the 20MA, hurry go whoosh up.

pidaryob

200MA lines up with 2 support and resistance lines at around 715$

d33p7r0ubl3

Saw some chart on X last week that showed that 100% QQQ had that fast of a sell off that the 200MA was tested. Let's see what happens

Delicious_Put_5857

straight from 20 MA to bottom bollinger in 90 minutes, good stuff

Merpchud

Lets see what this week brings. Candles look good with buy pressure, but volume dropped significantly and MA on daily is at 18 cents that has to hold. Upper MA is 40 cents and next area to break. 4hr shows potential golden cross if we can stay above 22 cents that will translate into daily. Social sentiment is drying, mentions is drying, which means buys and interest is drying up. The company isnt 'there' yet, so floods of money wont be coming in.   It definitely has legs for a run if sentiment and people catch on, but Could be a 4 year bag hold.  This week will determine whats happening. Bag holder or 100% return from here.

SirIcy765

i mean i still like some of these names for long term, micron, avgo, intel, nvda, i would add some financial businesses too, cause of sector rotation that will come, like MA, WFC and JPM very undervalued stocks, also could go giant blue chip like apple, meta and google. there value in the market after this recent drop u just need to find it.

IvoryTowerResident

i think we test 20 MA first

Djov

I agree, it just doesn't seem predictive or useful to me. It feels like anyone can make some shit simple model where the forecast is just based on how SPY is trading based on its 200 day MA and it would be just as effective as these and just write a narrative after to justify why

SirThaddeusGumdrop

Yes, overvalued. But it won’t get repriced until investors move out of equities in general. If you are an insane person and 100% in equities, AAPL, COST, WMT, V, MA are the last stocks you sell. They ARE the risk-free asset in your insane all-stock world.

Zatelli

If the screenshot is real, he'll be the one weeping. On top of that, the stock isn't done correcting yet. AVGO is closer to FV at 350. I expect the 200 MA to be defended fiercely, but for now, stops will serve as scale in liquidity. 500? Not justified yet. Sell side never admit they were wrong, they point fingers and double down.. I better keep quiet.

MidnightTinkerer

Haha, great questions. I started investing in stocks about a month ago, and I had the exact same ones. Like, how do I know what to buy? Do I have to check the graphs and do the math every time? Today I sat down and wrote some code that not only shows my portfolio in real time but also emails me daily which stocks are in the buying zone, which ones to watch, and so on. The whole analysis scores each company based on debt, revenue, cash flow, and other factors, so every company ends up with a score. Then for the buy signal, I used Claude Code to build a screener that runs MA analysis and just gives me a binary output: buy or not. I checked w Webull itself and all were matching. I don’t want to just invest in AI as I’m scared, so I wanted to invested on companies that I’m not familiar with and that’s how the whole story started.

MrFyxet99

You need to have some market context, you should only be selling puts on reversals imo. Not just blindly selling puts.Wait for price to reach a key level and bounce with volume.if that’s an MA or VWAP or whatever it is that helps you see context and sell your puts there.Today should have just left you sitting on your hands all day.

NecessaryEmployer488

This is just a small adjustment. My company stock in semis dropped 12٪, I dont think it is a mini crash. Its still way above its 20-day MA.

Weak-Layer-6962

can’t fight the trend. we were under MA on almost all short term timeframes for 80% of the day. clear downward pressure and a few days of very dry volume leading up to today.

Weak-Layer-6962

was tracking the 1m and 5m closely, stayed under MA on the 5m but was pumping through on the 1m. used those 1m fakeouts to buy more puts.

Red_Zone_Broly

Gold breaking through 200 day MA Yikes

unclefire

850's would be reversion to the mean/MA-- I had thought that too then my dumb ass went long today after being short earlier on.

Rez-_-

Only going down cause I was willing to go long and hold, none of that support matters none of the MA matter but bet your ass if I was short we just climb up to overnight highs until open.

AffectionateAd7980

Find an advisor and make sure they are a ***fiduciary***. They will help you invest in a way that meets your goals. You don't say where in MA you moved or what your expenses are. Do you need another vehicle? If you are in a big city you might find they are more of a hassle. If you no longer need a truck consider something smaller and cheaper to operate. If you have a place to home charge, a used EV might be a good pick. You may feel behind, but statistically you are in pretty good shape. Get a good financial advisor it will work better than reddit 😄

inwardPersecution

I haven't tested it thoroughly as I got sick of looking at it and went back to stocks. The setups it gives are legit based on the criteria so far, but no where near hands off. It's bias to the last 30 days and clamped to the daily chart. Here's a chunk from just now: `── USD/CHF @ 0.79103 [Daily: RANGING | Weekly: RANGING | RANGING] Bias: BULLISH_BIAS ──` `ⓘ No clear direction on either timeframe` `📐 Recent swing seq: HIGH → LOW → HIGH` `🗓 Weekly (26 bars): MA10=$0.78659 MA21=$0.78419 Price vs MA10: 0.56%` `📍 30d range: $0.77660 - $0.79220` `Position: 92% of range | ATR: 0.00524 (0.66%)` `Last swing high: $0.78880 (2026-05-20)` `Last swing low: $0.77777 (2026-05-11)` `🏗 Struct support: $0.76662 (3 tests)` `🏗 Struct resistance: $0.77876 (3 tests)` `🏗 Other S/R levels: $0.77876(3x), $0.79066(3x), $0.76662(3x), $0.77805(3x)` `📊 Candle: 3_BAR_PUSH` `Fib support: $0.78852, $0.78624, $0.78440, $0.78256, $0.77994` `🎯 Setups (1):` `🔴 RANGE_PLAY SHORT MEDIUM Zone: $0.78696 - $0.79220` `Trigger: Price rejects from range resistance` `Target: $0.77660` `Stop: $0.78400 [struct_res=0.77876]`

Upper-Discount5060

It’s so volatile so I just sold most of mine (was biggest holding in portfolio) after the recent run up and bought CEG, COST, WMT, AMZN, and MA on the dips. Will buy it again if it dips below $165ish.

FullOf_Bad_Ideas

>The Danger of Concentration: Rep. Chip Roy (TX-21) experienced the steepest decline (-59.0%) due to a single-stock dependence on Atlas Energy Solutions (AESI). Rep. Jim McGovern (MA-2) ended the year down -33.9% with a portfolio consisting entirely of Owens Corning (OC).

Senior-Preference678

Good business that are trading cheap right now FICO, COPART, AZO, MA … do your research, have a great day

BeginningRoad1661

Oh they just wanted the 200 MA. of course they did, that shit hits like clockwork buddy

iShitBloodandCumShit

You might as well get on it. You are doing yourself a disservice not utilising the 🥭tweetsocial. Because he 100% uses it a convenient EMAs to cause pumps or dumps. TA+🥭social=solid trades. Yesterday, in a meaningless vot3, the House voted, 4 bad Re🥭cans and all of the Dumocrats, to limit my War Powers, right in the middle of my final negotiations to end the War with the Islamic Republic of Iran. Who would do such an unpatriotic thing. They know where the negotiations stand. The Dem🐻crats are fueled by 🥭 Derangement Syndrome. They would rather have our Country fail than give me another, of many, victories. The four Re🥭ublicans, that’s a whole other story - They’re GRANDSTANDERS! They should be ashamed of themselves. MA🥭A!!! 🥭resident DJT Uncertain if pump or dump.

iShitBloodandCumShit

Yesterday, in a meaningless vot3, the House voted, 4 bad Re🥭cans and all of the Dumocrats, to limit my War Powers, right in the middle of my final negotiations to end the War with the Islamic Republic of Iran. Who would do such an unpatriotic thing. They know where the negotiations stand. The Dem🐻crats are fueled by 🥭 Derangement Syndrome. They would rather have our Country fail than give me another, of many, victories. The four Re🥭ublicans, that’s a whole other story - They’re GRANDSTANDERS! They should be ashamed of themselves. MA🥭A!!! 🥭resident DJT Uncertain if pump or dump.

Sea_Professor_9221

even a technical pull back brings QQQ to 720 for support at 20 day MA, does not look good for call holders this week

booobReviewer

You're in a better spot than you think. That $4k/mo pension covers baseline living expenses, so you actually have more risk capacity than most people your age. Here's what I'd do: 1) Set aside 6 months of MA rent in a HYSA (~$18-24k) as your emergency fund 2) Max the Roth IRA for this year and next ($14k total) — all in VTI or VOO 3) Pay off the truck ($9k) — frees up that payment every month 4) Put the remaining ~$120k in a taxable brokerage, mostly VTI with maybe 20% in VXUS for diversification The pension means you can afford to be aggressive with the stock allocation since you've already got a bond-like income stream. Don't overthink it — lump sum into broad indexes and let time do the work.

its_0liv

Nope not at all. That first green candle will be my confirmation. If it's tiny or red i won't touch it Also the 20 MA was close to the 200 MA before market closed which is another good sign.

Eagerbeaver98

Yes. You dont see BYND bouncing back up now do you ? I mean fundamentals are what brings things back up as welll as make new highs. I was early on MU and sndk. You wouldnt know the feeling. If fundamentals didnt matter MSFT and META would be above their 200 day MA.

Final-Pause7459

These week keep loss,fk trash shares . Netflix,strategy ,MA ,and Msft sucks ,up to 450 now 427 shitty

greenpride32

I don't know what it means to "belong here". But I own AVGO MSFT AMZN GOOGL NVDA LRCX NFLX MA V all for 8-13+ years. Even LRCX which is not such a known ticker has more profit than TSLA.

ChatAltDelete

Anyone else thinking Tesla is setting up to do that Tesla thing off the 200 MA?

elgrandorado

The reason why I sold out of V & MA was this exact reason. With how geopolitics have been going and what we saw after the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, countries are incentivized to try and untangle as much of their US dependency as possible. Cloud infrastructure and up until recently, Big Tech software was far too cost prohibitive to build. The payment networks though, are far easier to build to replace. That presents a significant headwind for both the payment networks. MA is diversifying their revenue streams, but V isn't really.

RunsaberSR

Quick! Look at these! On the 200day MA in the daily and unlock UBI! https://preview.redd.it/d2ebs6ga1z4h1.jpeg?width=1079&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=57e3d3e7e8bcbf0b151a5462b9fb8c9456012e6a

GolfLiftPlayPool

Bought walmart. It crossed below its 200 day MA today

wet_Tap_5578


bearhunter429

#Why is Mastercard (MA) going bankrupt all of a sudden? LMAO🤌

wet_Tap_5578


looool_k_libtard

50% of SPY trading under 100 day MA lmao and it just keeps going

Xzlk

MA has been slaughtered wth

XxI3ioHazardxX

the high volume green doji daily candle or the fact it was trading at 10% of its 200 week MA wasn’t enough of a red flag for you?

dansdansy

They're gonna get undercut by stablecoins getting launched by the banks/governments. Fees are likely to get negotiated down. Good for everyone, except V/MA

Prudent-Corgi3793

wtf happened to V and MA?

Ahamadrayasbaboon

I’m curious, why do you choose a 200wk MA vs a 52-90wk SMA? Not knocking it, just interested in your perspective on that. 

GunsouBono

Interestingly, the last time MCD really went below the 200wk MA was March 2020. Not a bad spot to add imo

Calm_Voice_7903

At 400% above 200-day-MA, watch $DELL crash to 20 day -MA https://preview.redd.it/alkkujncgp4h1.png?width=2386&format=png&auto=webp&s=87b7dba739a680fd0216d98d44398cebddd06234

Red_Zone_Broly

Thoughts on META stock as a longer term play? Hasn't broken out yet, just below it's 100 day MA, and is still consolidating in a range.

_Romp

looking at the chart still early imo so long software stocks still gaining momentum key levels 136, 141 (200MA), 160, 190 here

_Romp

dont miss out on NOW still early from the charts watching key levels 136, 141 (200MA), 160, 190 here

_Romp

**$NOW** The market is starting to understand the opportunity in Agentic AI. ServiceNow isn’t just adding AI features it’s building AI agents that can automate entire business workflows across IT, HR, customer service, security, and more. Every large enterprise wants to do more with fewer people. Agentic AI is the next wave of software, and $NOW is positioning itself right at the center of it imo still looks early dont miss out with the obvious telltale signs The SAASpocalypse is bullshit. No company wants to completely move software in-house because they’d have to maintain it and expand their engineer payroll and if shit goes south they’d have nobody to sue. NOW is still below ATH by a healthy amount; think there’s a lot of room to run here IMO chart looks super bullish testing the 200MA (\~141) with 2x daily average volume, this thing has been beaten up so much it could really run if it manages to break out there with IGV breaking above 200MA ✅ 🌮 bought 5mil worth of shares late feb ✅ Jensen Huang : “I think the markets got it wrong. These agents have to be experts in what they do, and nobody’s going to understand customer service better than ServiceNow.” ✅ Anthropic and openAI integrating it ✅ CEO recently bought 3mil worth of shares ✅ Congress insiders (Byron Donalds, Tony Wied, Ro Khanna, Charles Fleischmann, Josh Gottheimer, Michael McCaul) are buying ✅ May 30th 2026, Norges Bank disclosed a new stake in ServiceNOW buying 13.9million shares valued just over $2billlion ✅ 1.03 bil shares outstanding,, 87% of which are owned by institutions and insiders ✅ **key levels to watch 136, 141 (200MA), 160, 190 here 📈** **DYOD and not financial advice just sharing** 

_Romp

**$NOW** The market is starting to understand the opportunity in Agentic AI. ServiceNow isn’t just adding AI features it’s building AI agents that can automate entire business workflows across IT, HR, customer service, security, and more. Every large enterprise wants to do more with fewer people. Agentic AI is the next wave of software, and $NOW is positioning itself right at the center of it imo still looks early dont miss out with the obvious telltale signs The SAASpocalypse is bullshit. No company wants to completely move software in-house because they’d have to maintain it and expand their engineer payroll and if shit goes south they’d have nobody to sue. NOW is still below ATH by a healthy amount; think there’s a lot of room to run here IMO chart looks super bullish testing the 200MA (\~141) with 2x daily average volume, this thing has been beaten up so much it could really run if it manages to break out there with IGV breaking above 200MA ✅ 🌮 bought 5mil worth of shares late feb ✅ Jensen Huang : “I think the markets got it wrong. These agents have to be experts in what they do, and nobody’s going to understand customer service better than ServiceNow.” ✅ Anthropic and openAI integrating it ✅ CEO recently bought 3mil worth of shares ✅ Congress insiders (Byron Donalds, Tony Wied, Ro Khanna, Charles Fleischmann, Josh Gottheimer, Michael McCaul) are buying ✅ May 30th 2026, Norges Bank disclosed a new stake in ServiceNOW buying 13.9million shares valued just over $2billlion ✅ 1.03 bil shares outstanding,, 87% of which are owned by institutions and insiders ✅ **key levels to watch 136, 141 (200MA), 160, 190 here 📈** **DYOD and not financial advice just sharing** 

_Romp

**$NOW** The market is starting to understand the opportunity in Agentic AI. ServiceNow isn’t just adding AI features it’s building AI agents that can automate entire business workflows across IT, HR, customer service, security, and more. Every large enterprise wants to do more with fewer people. Agentic AI is the next wave of software, and $NOW is positioning itself right at the center of it imo still looks early dont miss out with the obvious telltale signs The SAASpocalypse is bullshit. No company wants to completely move software in-house because they’d have to maintain it and expand their engineer payroll and if shit goes south they’d have nobody to sue. NOW is still below ATH by a healthy amount; think there’s a lot of room to run here IMO chart looks super bullish testing the 200MA (\~141) with 2x daily average volume, this thing has been beaten up so much it could really run if it manages to break out there with IGV breaking above 200MA ✅ 🌮 bought 5mil worth of shares late feb ✅ Jensen Huang : “I think the markets got it wrong. These agents have to be experts in what they do, and nobody’s going to understand customer service better than ServiceNow.” ✅ Anthropic and openAI integrating it ✅ CEO recently bought 3mil worth of shares ✅ Congress insiders (Byron Donalds, Tony Wied, Ro Khanna, Charles Fleischmann, Josh Gottheimer, Michael McCaul) are buying ✅ May 30th 2026, Norges Bank disclosed a new stake in ServiceNOW buying 13.9million shares valued just over $2billlion ✅ 1.03 bil shares outstanding,, 87% of which are owned by institutions and insiders ✅ **key levels to watch 136, 141 (200MA), 160, 190 here 📈** **DYOD and not financial advice just sharing** 

_Romp

$NOW looking for that 200MA breakout 👀

_Romp

exactly it might break the 200MA today (\~141) looking bullish atm

_Romp

NOW still earning looking for 200MA breakout (\~141)

_Romp

$NOW The market is starting to understand the opportunity in Agentic AI. ServiceNow isn’t just adding AI features it’s building AI agents that can automate entire business workflows across IT, HR, customer service, security, and more. Every large enterprise wants to do more with fewer people. Agentic AI is the next wave of software, and $NOW is positioning itself right at the center of it imo still looks early dont miss out with the obvious telltale signs The SAASpocalypse is bullshit. No company wants to completely move software in-house because they’d have to maintain it and expand their engineer payroll and if shit goes south they’d have nobody to sue. NOW is still below ATH by a healthy amount; think there’s a lot of room to run here IMO chart looks super bullish testing the 200MA (\~141) with 2x daily average volume, this thing has been beaten up so much it could really run if it manages to break out there with IGV breaking above 200MA ✅ 🌮 bought 5mil worth of shares late feb ✅ Jensen Huang : “I think the markets got it wrong. These agents have to be experts in what they do, and nobody’s going to understand customer service better than ServiceNow.” ✅ Anthropic and openAI integrating it ✅ CEO recently bought 3mil worth of shares ✅ Congress insiders (Byron Donalds, Tony Wied, Ro Khanna, Charles Fleischmann, Josh Gottheimer, Michael McCaul) are buying ✅ May 30th 2026, Norges Bank disclosed a new stake in ServiceNOW buying 13.9million shares valued just over $2billlion ✅ 1.03 bil shares outstanding,, 87% of which are owned by institutions and insiders ✅ ps DYOD, not financial advice

_Romp

The market is starting to understand the opportunity in Agentic AI. ServiceNow isn’t just adding AI features it’s building AI agents that can automate entire business workflows across IT, HR, customer service, security, and more. Every large enterprise wants to do more with fewer people. Agentic AI is the next wave of software, and $NOW is positioning itself right at the center of it imo still looks early dont miss out with the obvious telltale signs The SAASpocalypse is bullshit. No company wants to completely move software in-house because they’d have to maintain it and expand their engineer payroll and if shit goes south they’d have nobody to sue. NOW is still below ATH by a healthy amount; think there’s a lot of room to run here IMO chart looks super bullish testing the 200MA (\~141) with 2x daily average volume, this thing has been beaten up so much it could really run if it manages to break out there with IGV breaking above 200MA ✅ 🌮 bought 5mil worth of shares late feb ✅ Jensen Huang : “I think the markets got it wrong. These agents have to be experts in what they do, and nobody’s going to understand customer service better than ServiceNow.” ✅ Anthropic and openAI integrating it ✅ CEO recently bought 3mil worth of shares ✅ Congress insiders (Byron Donalds, Tony Wied, Ro Khanna, Charles Fleischmann, Josh Gottheimer, Michael McCaul) are buying ✅ May 30th 2026, Norges Bank disclosed a new stake in ServiceNOW buying 13.9million shares valued just over $2billlion ✅ ps DYOD, not financial advice

_Romp

The market is starting to understand the opportunity in Agentic AI. ServiceNow isn’t just adding AI features it’s building AI agents that can automate entire business workflows across IT, HR, customer service, security, and more. Every large enterprise wants to do more with fewer people. Agentic AI is the next wave of software, and NOW is positioning itself right at the center of it imo still looks early dont miss out with the obvious telltale signs The SAASpocalypse is bullshit. No company wants to completely move software in-house because they’d have to maintain it and expand their engineer payroll and if shit goes south they’d have nobody to sue. NOW is still below ATH by a healthy amount; think there’s a lot of room to run here IMO chart looks super bullish testing the 200MA (\~141) with 2x daily average volume, this thing has been beaten up so much it could really run if it manages to break out there with IGV breaking above 200MA ✅ 🌮 bought 5mil worth of shares late feb ✅ Jensen Huang : “I think the markets got it wrong. These agents have to be experts in what they do, and nobody’s going to understand customer service better than ServiceNow.” ✅ Anthropic and openAI integrating it ✅ CEO recently bought 3mil worth of shares ✅ Congress insiders (Byron Donalds, Tony Wied, Ro Khanna, Charles Fleischmann, Josh Gottheimer, Michael McCaul) are buying ✅ May 30th 2026, Norges Bank disclosed a new stake in ServiceNOW buying 13.9million shares valued just over $2billlion ✅

_Romp

The market is starting to understand the opportunity in Agentic AI. ServiceNow isn’t just adding AI features it’s building AI agents that can automate entire business workflows across IT, HR, customer service, security, and more. Every large enterprise wants to do more with fewer people. Agentic AI is the next wave of software, and NOW is positioning itself right at the center of it imo still looks early dont miss out with the obvious telltale signs The SAASpocalypse is bullshit. No company wants to completely move software in-house because they’d have to maintain it and expand their engineer payroll and if shit goes south they’d have nobody to sue. NOW is still below ATH by a healthy amount; think there’s a lot of room to run here IMO chart looks super bullish testing the 200MA (\~141) with 2x daily average volume, this thing has been beaten up so much it could really run if it manages to break out there with IGV breaking above 200MA ✅ 🌮 bought 5mil worth of shares late feb ✅ Jensen Huang : “I think the markets got it wrong. These agents have to be experts in what they do, and nobody’s going to understand customer service better than ServiceNow.” ✅ Anthropic and openAI integrating it ✅ CEO recently bought 3mil worth of shares ✅ Congress insiders (Byron Donalds, Tony Wied, Ro Khanna, Charles Fleischmann, Josh Gottheimer, Michael McCaul) are buying ✅ May 30th 2026, Norges Bank disclosed a new stake in ServiceNOW buying 13.9million shares valued just over $2billlion ✅

_Romp

dont miss out on $NOW it might be the DELL for this month chart looks super bullish testing the 200MA (\~141) with 2x daily average volume, this thing has been beaten up so much it could really run if it manages to break out there with IGV breaking above 200MA ✅ 🌮 bought 5mil worth of shares late feb ✅ Jensen Huang : “I think the markets got it wrong. These agents have to be experts in what they do, and nobody’s going to understand customer service better than ServiceNow.” ✅ Anthropic and openAI integrating it ✅ CEO recently bought 3mil worth of shares ✅ Congress insiders (Byron Donalds, Tony Wied, Ro Khanna, Charles Fleischmann, Josh Gottheimer, Michael McCaul) are buying ✅ May 30th 2026, Norges Bank disclosed a new stake in ServiceNOW buying 13.9million shares valued just over $2billlion ✅ The market is starting to understand the opportunity in Agentic AI. ServiceNow isn’t just adding AI features it’s building AI agents that can automate entire business workflows across IT, HR, customer service, security, and more. Every large enterprise wants to do more with fewer people. Agentic AI is the next wave of software, and NOW is positioning itself right at the center of it imo still looks early dont miss out with the obvious telltale signs The SAASpocalypse is bullshit. No company wants to completely move software in-house because they’d have to maintain it and expand their engineer payroll and if shit goes south they’d have nobody to sue. NOW is still below ATH by a healthy amount; think there’s a lot of room to run here IMO

_Romp

dont miss out on $NOW it might be the DELL for this month chart looks super bullish testing the 200MA (\~141) with 2x daily average volume, this thing has been beaten up so much it could really run if it manages to break out there with IGV breaking above 200MA ✅ 🌮 bought 5mil worth of shares late feb ✅ Jensen Huang : “I think the markets got it wrong. These agents have to be experts in what they do, and nobody’s going to understand customer service better than ServiceNow.” ✅ Anthropic and openAI integrating it ✅ CEO recently bought 3mil worth of shares ✅ Congress insiders (Byron Donalds, Tony Wied, Ro Khanna, Charles Fleischmann, Josh Gottheimer, Michael McCaul) are buying ✅ May 30th 2026, Norges Bank disclosed a new stake in ServiceNOW buying 13.9million shares valued just over $2billlion ✅ The market is starting to understand the opportunity in Agentic AI. ServiceNow isn’t just adding AI features it’s building AI agents that can automate entire business workflows across IT, HR, customer service, security, and more. Every large enterprise wants to do more with fewer people. Agentic AI is the next wave of software, and NOW is positioning itself right at the center of it imo still looks early dont miss out with the obvious telltale signs The SAASpocalypse is bullshit. No company wants to completely move software in-house because they’d have to maintain it and expand their engineer payroll and if shit goes south they’d have nobody to sue. NOW is still below ATH by a healthy amount; think there’s a lot of room to run here IMO

_Romp

dont miss out on $NOW the next DELL for this month chart looks super bullish testing the 200MA (\~141) with 2x daily average volume, this thing has been beaten up so much it could really run if it manages to break out there with IGV breaking above 200MA ✅ 🌮 bought 5mil worth of shares late feb ✅ Jensen Huang : “I think the markets got it wrong. These agents have to be experts in what they do, and nobody’s going to understand customer service better than ServiceNow.” ✅ Anthropic and openAI integrating it ✅ CEO recently bought 3mil worth of shares ✅ Congress insiders (Byron Donalds, Tony Wied, Ro Khanna, Charles Fleischmann, Josh Gottheimer, Michael McCaul) are buying ✅

_Romp

dont miss out on $NOW the next DELL for this month chart looks super bullish testing the 200MA (\~141) with 2x daily average volume ✅ 🌮 bought 5M worth of shares late feb ✅ Jensen Huang : “I think the markets got it wrong. These agents have to be experts in what they do, and nobody’s going to understand customer service better than ServiceNow.” ✅

_Romp

dont miss out on $NOW the next DELL for this month chart looks super bullish testing the 200MA (\~141)

_Romp

NOW is the 🌮 play the next DELL play this month chart still looks bullish and super early pending 200MA breakout

_Romp

NOW is the 🌮 play the next DELL play this month chart still look early pending 200MA breakout

shmegmahito

I have given this debate much consideration. After reading the posts here, it's clear people are very divided and there are some risks to investing in Visa/Mastercard (as well as Amex and Capital One-which now owns Discover). The very fact that there is such a divide gives investors pause, which is why the stocks have sold off and dramatically underperformed the S&P 500 over the past 6 years. I suspect Visa and Mastercard will be around indefinitely and continue to grow revenue/profits consistently. I don't think they are bad investments at all. However, this may be a Gilead Sciences type situation where a company has a clear market and is very good at what it is, and appears fairly valued (or perhaps even conservatively valued) yet it underperforms for 10 years and only bounces back to new all time highs 11 years later...and that is not a set up I like, nor am I interested right here as an investor. Look at what happened to square and paypal stock. Obviously, Visa and Mastercard are quite different and are platform agnostic--they are consistently used no matter which platform or medium of exchange commerce is transacted. But things change and free (or even slightly cheaper) competition can undercut a business very quickly...even if these things don't happen on a great scale, and V/MA continue to record record profits/revenue, investor sentiment has dramatically changed on these 2 companies in the past 6 or 7 years. 2019 was the last year the stock market felt "normal" in this sense. The old guard was tried and true and faithful. Visa and Mastercard dramatically outperformed, as they should (and consistently did from their IPOs to February 2020)...then COVID happened, and everything changed. These are good companies and I don't think they are bad investments at all. But I've been very disappointed as a long term shareholder in both and I recently decided enough is enough. I'd rather put my dollars toward other investments.

SportsNFoodJunkie

That’s the problem, I don’t have a thesis and fundamental to follow. So can’t seem to figure out if things have ran its course and it’s time to exit or not. Especially some of the losers like UBER or MA or BKNG or SPGI. Do I just hold as they’re still fundamentally strong and will eventually recover or is it just downhill from here. Etc

Deadweight047

Bought NOK call yesterday after stock revisited 10d MA on 1d chart. Ready for another move up up up...

fungoodtrade

HOOD reclaims the 330MA with volume... SOFI almost tested the 330MA from below... RDDT closes decisively above the 330MA from below, IBM smashes the 330MA from below 6 days ago, GOOG getting used as liquidity to broaden the rally. If you are still bearish... please explain to me how you plan to stay bearish after this week. The 330 is where a lot of institutional attention is focused... everything has been early up until now. After today its going to get wild. The momentum algos are going to eat this shit up and start deploying real money.

Mundane_Arachnid_555

your portfolio is basically the same trade four times, theyre all ai infra wins. If ai goes flat so does your whole portfolio. try to get some non correlated exposure like in financials V/MA or even $BRK.B

EddieParzival

software sector is slowly rising. I'd put it in watchlist. Make the purchase once MA20/50 go uptrend and cross with MA200. From what I see now, it is consolidating and going side ways. should happen soon for uptrend.

aggiebruin27

Fire sale at the moment. 📈 $CXAI Technical & Fundamental Setup — EOW Watch Current Price: ~$0.80 | 50D MA: $0.174 | Avg Volume: 28.1M Over the last 2 sessions, CXAI has shown something worth paying attention to: price is holding firm despite volume running well below average (~5M/day). In technical analysis, this is classic low-volume consolidation — a condition where selling pressure has dried up and the stock is coiling for a potential move. 🔍 Key Metrics: • Price vs 50D MA: Trading above $0.174 support — structurally intact • Volume Pattern: Low vol + stable price = seller exhaustion, not distribution • RVOL: Below 1x currently — a move above 2x RVOL intraday would signal real momentum building • Q1 2026 Earnings: Beat EPS estimates by 18% (-$0.09 actual vs -$0.11 est.) • Gross Margin: 83% — strong for a SaaS micro-cap • Cash Position: $12.3M — runway is there • Bookings: +12.5% YoY to $1.4M, $5M in new multi-year enterprise contracts signed 🎯 Scenario: If volume returns toward average, a test of $0.25 is a reasonable near-term level to watch — roughly 25% upside from current price, achievable in a single high-volume session given the float size. ⚠️ Key Risks: – Nasdaq delisting compliance deadline: September 7, 2026 – Ongoing dilution via private equity issuances – No confirmed near-term catalyst as of today

Illustrious_Mix4946

Super stock HLIT, might see a small Dip do not exit because there is a Strong momentum setup. The stock is meeting 5 out of 7 SEPA criteria: price above 50-day MA; price above 150-day MA; price above 200-day MA; overall uptrend confirmed by price structure; within striking distance of 52-week high. The moving averages are properly stacked this is the hallmark of a leader in an advancing trend. Look for tight consolidation near highs as a potential buy point, with volume confirmation on any breakout above 17.59. https://preview.redd.it/mg6u1ziddw3h1.jpeg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=018441ae491b5f63668b95178aa23c14b1c591fb

willmart93

There's no doubt there is a stigma surrounding medicare brokers at the moment (deservedly so). The MA landscape has definitely evolved, and I think investor confidence will emerge when carriers begin seeing meaningful recovery in their MLR etc. Long story short; SLQT will need to continue executing and the "foam will rise to the top." They've diversified their business (selectrx) and have to continue sustained EBITDA growth. Time will tell! Thanks for the response!

CrowVast

Oklo is at around $67 with a 19% short interest. The DOE just selected OKLO for its Surplus Plutonium Utilization Program this week, BofA has price target of $80, and the SpaceX IPO roadshow starts June 4th. I believe spotlight AI power demand for the coming weeks. Sam Altman is involved with both OKLO and Open AI which connects his name to SpaceX AI infrastructure. RSI is at about 52 and just crossed its MA. I’m in for June 18th exp, and believe any move towards 75ish could push this thing much higher. Thoughts?

Aggravating_Storm835

You mean the Berk that, even if it dropped 99% today, would still have outperformed SPY since 1965 by 35%? Yeah…how does he keep justifying his approach? Don’t need to invest in railroads to be a value investor, nor ignore new trends. McDonald’s stands to be an enormous beneficiary of AI, for example. Something the market is currently missing. Even without AI, over the last twenty years, McDonald’s has doubled the returns of SPY. That’s despite SPY being at ATH’s and McDonald’s being at 52 week lows. Exxon returns have doubled SPY’s returns the last five years. Mastercard is where it gets interesting though. Over the last 20 years, Mastercard is up 12,000%. Crushing SPY. Again, despite SPY being ATH’s and MA at two-year lows. But keep feeling smart with your 25% in one month!

willmart93

I appreciate your perspective, thanks for the reply. MA margins are definitely getting squeezed but they successfully navigated a second straight difficult AEP. It cuts both ways: when an entire distribution layer is under pressure, consolidation tends to accelerate. That’s where scale players can start to offset margin compression with higher enrollment volume, better carrier leverage, and lower marginal acquisition costs -- the latter of which is already playing out. So I don’t think the bull case is “debt doesn’t matter” or “revenue is enough.” It’s more that the current valuation is assuming a pretty binary outcome (either stress persists indefinitely or things fully normalize).

Mental_Sprinkles_330

I think your wrong. GEV isn't a bad pick but it's run up too much. Winners buy great companies at good price. CRM, MSFT, META, V, MA, SPOT, RDDT, NFLX. There are heaps of high quality companies at great price today.

Mikemtb09

14 in MA and NH, 15 in HI and MO 16 in TX and DC (With parental consent) The issue is Trump didn’t marry these teenagers

ZombieSkipper

FCX for copper exposure as demand continues to rise. VELO and LUNR ahead of spacex public ipo for light pick and shovel exposure. COST for more defensive as inflation and war continues, people will continue to discount buy. Probably will add more to V and MA while they’re still down a bit from ATH, will recover, especially V.

aivlys00

I'm sorry this happened to you. If you decide to ever do options again, here are some tips I can share with you: Only trade options on mega cap companies, 80% funds for selling puts, only consider buying calls when VIX is over 30. Keep your delta below .2 for sold puts, expiration date 2-5 weeks, use RSI, MA 50/100/200 for references. At times when everything seems to be unstable, just wait don't impulse trade. I hope you get back up eventually, good luck!

peamasii

Obv it was undervalued but the moment to buy was when it crossed the 200 MA up on that graph. Holding it deep into overbought territory was also very smart.

coloredzebra

I typically use SPX gamma that a buddy of mine crunches, and use that with basic ma's and basic candle stick patterns for confirmation. Like if the key strike for the day is bullish gamma, I'll take into consideration a stocks candlestick pattern in relation to set up. Also knowing stock rotations, what stocks are beaten down etc. It comes with experience, and having an edge, in this case it's data. I can intuitively look at a chart and go, "okay 5 MA is right there, it's riding trend", or notice a breakout pattern in correlation with where the index is going.

plantsadnshit

I literally cannot find anything other than them reporting 100% gross margin. [https://uk.investing.com/pro/TGAT:MA/explorer/gp\_margin](https://uk.investing.com/pro/TGAT:MA/explorer/gp_margin)

Global-Layer6530

Come to MA and we can pretend to like IPAs together at some brewery before we ghost each other because of how awkward it was

Why_gamble

https://preview.redd.it/d2eesizoye2h1.png?width=734&format=png&auto=webp&s=eac939f86e041a8b4a63a967ea4b7f1e94729d93 # TL;DR * **LULU is cheap vs earnings** (P/E **9.08**), but the stock looks **technically weak** right now (RSI **35.98** = leaning toward oversold; price appears below the **200MA** at **174.97** vs current **$125.19**). * **Profitability is strong** (Operating Profit Margin **22.07%**) and the balance sheet is **not heavily levered** (Debt/Equity **0.36**). * Main near-term debate is **turnaround + control fight** (news links), which can create volatility even if fundamentals are solid. * **Base-case view:** Potential rebound candidate, but **risk is elevated** due to the ongoing governance/strategy conflict and weak industry tape. NOT yet... gotta wait for good technicals for a entry point.