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CRM has pulled back -12.4% from its 52-week high into a confluence of round-number support and the top of its August earnings gap, with RSI/stochastic at oversold extremes and volume drying up on the decline — a classic pullback-in-uptrend setup, though momentum has not yet confirmed a turn.
EEM pulled back to a two-touch support zone near its rising 50-day MA and has bounced for three sessions while still outperforming SPY and holding its primary uptrend structure, offering a long entry at the current price with resistance-based upside toward the $70 round number.
DIS closed below both its 50- and 200-day moving averages on a volume surge (+129% vs 20-day avg), confirming a death cross inside a broader risk-off market backdrop with deteriorating breadth and relative strength.
UBER's corrective bounce off the $71 low failed right at a confirmed death cross, offering a short entry against an established downtrend with defined risk to the recent pivot high and a target at the 52-week low.
ORCL's post-spike bounce to $170.70 was fully rejected on record volume, closing back near $150 — a confirmed failure at resistance that resumes the stock's dominant downtrend (death cross, -54% off 52-week high).
XLY sits in a confirmed downtrend — below both key moving averages after a death cross, with relative strength vs SPY and market-wide breadth both deteriorating — a technical short read into the prior 52-week low.
TLT's bounce off its 52-week low has stalled right under the 50-day MA with the stochastic pinned at an extreme overbought reading and volume fading — a reversal back toward range support looks favored while the primary trend (below both MAs, confirmed death cross) stays intact.
BABA broke down from its August consolidation on volume roughly 3x average, confirming the existing death-cross downtrend below a falling 200-day MA, with relative strength vs SPY collapsing sharply in the same week — weight of evidence favors continuation toward the $100 psychological/52-week-low s
IBIT has broken decisively above its 200-day average ($43.0) on a 6% daily surge, confirming institutional-driven momentum tied to Bitcoin's clarity-act-fueled rally and strong ETF inflows [4][7]. With price now above the 50/200-day averages and testing prior resistance at $44.24, continuation towar
| Idea | Entry → outcome | Result | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| BIDU SHORT | $89.93 → stop loss triggered | -3.2% | 2026-09-20 |
| URA SHORT | $41.37 → stop loss triggered | -4.3% | 2026-09-17 |
| JETS SHORT | $28.02 → stop loss triggered | -3.0% | 2026-09-10 |
| META SHORT | $592.85 → stop loss triggered | -3.8% | 2026-09-03 |
| META SHORT | $571.1 → stop loss triggered | -4.9% | 2026-08-28 |
| MA LONG | $599.37 → stop loss triggered | -2.7% | 2026-08-26 |
| BIDU SHORT | $93.21 → stop loss triggered | -5.0% | 2026-08-24 |
| XLV LONG | $175.68 → stop loss triggered | -3.4% | 2026-08-20 |
| KWEB SHORT | $26.78 → target reached | +6.7% | 2026-08-19 |
| XLU SHORT | $44.31 → target reached | +10.0% | 2026-08-16 |
| TSLA LONG | $327.51 → target reached | +11.2% | 2026-08-13 |
| XLY SHORT | $119.86 → target reached | +5.8% | 2026-08-08 |