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$NVDA 20260522 165.0 PUT$ CS Put on NVDA a month away at a price comfortable to acquire. Acquisition secondary, income first.

$TSLA 20260420 330.0 PUT$ Support / Resistance 📈📉: Support: $387, $380, $375 Resistance: $396, $402, $408 (?) Outlook 📝: TSLA opened above $394, hovered around for awhile and then seemingly got rejected around $402-$405 before falling back to $387 price range. If TSLA manage to hold $387, we may be able to see more short term relief towards $396. If TSLA is also able to hold $396, we can see more relief back to $402. Else, if TSLA rejects below $387, then watch for short term downside towards next support level at $380 then $375. Target 🎯: Entered this Cash Secured Put position when TSLA was trading at around $350, with the objective to ride in the upside wave as US-Iran war de-escalated. Initially targeted to e

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Between now and then, we’ll get a few more earnings reports, but early in earnings season, the news seems positive if a little muted. The market is back in positive territory, and the worst potential outcomes of everything from tariffs to Iran have rolled off investors’ backs. The good news for us is that April has once again been a turnaround for the market. More on that in a moment. Weekly Update April has been a rocket ship for the stock market for somewhat questionable reasons. The market was down because of the Iran conflict/war, and as that has moved toward a tentative ceasefire, the “risk on” trade took hold. It wasn’t earnings or great economic data that caused the pop, simply undoing damage that didn’t need to be done in the first place. Call me skeptical that this pop will hold.

The market is showing a clear split between momentum leaders and names running into key resistance. Stocks like PLUG and HIMS have delivered strong upside from Smart Money Zones, while others such as NFLX and META continue to struggle at major rejection levels. Meanwhile, TSLA sits at a critical inflection point, and late-cycle names like AEHR are increasingly extended. This is a tape where selectivity matters—chasing strength blindly carries risk, while waiting for confirmation remains key. 1. $Plug Power(PLUG)$ $PLUG is up 83% since we highlighted it here on February 16. Price respected the Smart Money Zone with Monthly BX in a bull cycle. Weekly BX then flipped bullish, making this an A+ setup in our system. Next target $3.60 -> $4 🎯 2.

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ Overbought McClellan Oscillator +70 following a market bounce signals a short-term consolidation before the bullish continuation resumes. When the overbought condition is reached in a mature uptrend, it can precede a major pullback. The current case is a market bounce $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ The RSI has crossed 70 for the first time in 6 months. This initial move typically does not mark the top, it usually precedes consolidations before reaching higher highs. A +7.9% spike in the $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ and indecisive price action reinforce the thesis for a gap fill at 7,051. $ServiceNow(NOW)$ Consolidat