NAUFF - The Golden Ratio Meets Major SupportNAUFF remains within its broader bullish structure, while the current correction is bringing price back toward an important technical support area.🎯
The zone is formed by the intersection of three major confluences:
1️⃣The 0.618 Fibonacci retracement, marked in orange and commonly known as the golden ratio.
2️⃣The psychological $1 round number, which may act as an important support level.
3️⃣The rising blue trendline, acting as long-term non-horizontal support.
📌The alignment of these three factors makes this area an important decision zone for the stock’s next directional move.
As long as the intersection continues to hold, the broader bullish bias remains intact, and we will be watching for trend-following long setups.🐂
A confirmed bullish reaction from this support area could suggest that the current correction is approaching completion and that the next bullish impulse may be developing.
However , price confirmation remains important. A sustained break below the confluence zone would weaken the current bullish scenario and require a reassessment of the structure.
In brief, NAUFF is retesting a technically significant three-confluence support zone. If buyers continue defending the intersection, the area could provide the foundation for the next bullish impulse movement.📈
⚠️Disclaimer: This analysis is provided for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Technical conditions can change, and no outcome is guaranteed. Always conduct your own research and manage risk appropriately.
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RSI Range Shift: The Lesson Nobody Taught YouHello Friends, welcome to RK_Chaarts,
RSI Range Shift - The Lesson Nobody Taught You
This post is for education only, not a buy or sell recommendation. Manage your risk.
Be honest. When you first learned RSI, someone told you this - above 70 sell, below 30 buy.
I followed this rule for a long time and kept losing. Selling strong stocks too early, buying weak stocks too early. Then I noticed something on my charts that changed how I use RSI completely. Let me break it down topic by topic using this Apple daily chart as an example.
Topic 1 : What is RSI Range Shift ?
RSI does not move randomly between 0 and 100. It lives in different zones depending on the trend.
In an uptrend, RSI stays roughly between 35 and 80. In a downtrend, RSI shifts down and stays roughly between 20 and 65.
Same indicator, same settings, but completely different behaviour. The zone where RSI is living tells you the real trend.
Topic 2 : RSI Behaviour in an Uptrend
Look at the green boxes on the Apple chart. In every uptrend, RSI never really went below 35-40. Every dip in price, RSI came near 40 and bounced back up. And it kept touching 70-80 again and again while the stock kept climbing.
Lesson here - a stock sitting at RSI 70-80 for weeks is not weak, it is strong. Strongest trends stay overbought the longest. If you sold every time RSI crossed 70, you missed the entire move.
Topic 3 : RSI Behaviour in a Downtrend
Now look at the red boxes. Complete opposite story. RSI got stuck between 20 and 65. Every bounce in price, RSI went up to 60-65 and died there. It could not cross 70.
And here is the painful part - when RSI hit 30, it was not a bottom. Price kept falling. Oversold can stay oversold in a downtrend. Buying just because RSI touched 30 is how people catch falling knives.
Topic 4 : Where to Buy and Where to Sell
Once you know which zone RSI is living in, entries become simple.
In an uptrend - when RSI comes down to the 40 area and starts turning up, that is your dip buying zone. Not RSI 30. In a proper uptrend RSI may never even reach 30.
In a downtrend - when RSI bounces to 60-65 and starts turning down, that is where rallies die. That is a zone to book profits or sell, not to chase a breakout.
Simple line to remember - buy dips in strength, sell rallies in weakness.
Topic 5 : The Early Warning Signal
This is the most powerful part. When RSI breaks its range, the trend character is changing.
If a stock was holding RSI 40 on every dip for months and suddenly RSI cracks below 35 and stays there, be alert. The uptrend may be ending. Many times this warning comes before the price structure breaks.
Check the chart yourself - every green to red transition started with RSI losing its support zone first.
Topic 6 : How to Apply This From Tomorrow
Step 1 - Open the daily chart of any stock you trade.
Step 2 - Zoom out and see where RSI took support and resistance in the last few months.
Step 3 - Decide the zone. Holding 40 and touching 70-80 means bull range. Stuck below 65 and hitting 25-30 means bear range.
Step 4 - Trade the boundaries of that zone, not the textbook 30-70 lines.
Step 5 - The day RSI breaks its zone, respect the warning.
Final Words
Stop asking "is RSI overbought or oversold". Start asking "which zone is RSI living in". That one question tells you the trend, where to buy dips, where to sell rallies, and warns you before the trend flips.
Try it on your own charts. You will see the same pattern everywhere.
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LUMN at Key SupportWith the candles I circled in blue, I think LUMN is currently re-testing a key level that dates back to August 2002. This was the first major test of an area that originally acted as 2-week resistance around January 1998.
Later, price tested the $6.54 level, which developed after that initial test. In 2020, LUMN revisited the $6.54 area, and then in 2022, it tested the midpoint between the two key zones—$6.54 (the second test) and $6.19 (the first test). During that period, the area transitioned from support to resistance, further confirming its significance.
Years later, these two zones continue to prove their importance. The $6.54 and $6.19 levels have repeatedly acted as major support and resistance. Most recently, price bounced directly from the $6.19 zone, once again reinforcing it as a key level to watch.
Also, I think theres a valid dragon at play that failed its break outs. 
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$MU: I'm In. Waiting for More AccumulationAs I mentioned in one of my Ideas last week:
"I'm still extremely bullish on the long-term outlook for the memory industry, but I don't think now is the right time to buy."
Since its June high, NASDAQ:MU has corrected nearly 35% , while SK hynix has fallen more than 40% from its peak.
I don't think the selling is over yet—let's keep our expectations realistic.
What the chart is telling us:
A Head & Shoulders pattern has been confirmed.
A fresh supply zone has formed.
Buyers stepped in on July 17, but failed to reclaim higher prices.
Based on the current structure, I believe NASDAQ:MU is likely to continue lower toward the $680–640 support zone , where I expect a higher-probability accumulation opportunity.
Last week's trading plan & current update:
✅ Bought 20% of my intended position between $870.
⏳ Watching price action around $980 before deciding whether to take partial profits or add to my position. (I lowered my original target from $1,040–1,060.)
⏳ If NASDAQ:MU continues to correct, I'll begin accumulating more aggressively in the $680–640 zone.
Long-term target: $1,500+
That view hasn't changed.
An industry with order books stretching well into the coming years isn't going to lose its long-term story overnight.
The fundamentals of the memory sector remain intact. AI-driven demand, DRAM, and HBM are still powerful long-term growth drivers.
I'm staying bullish on AI and memory. For now, I'm simply waiting for the market to offer a better opportunity.
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ExxonMobil Could Be AcceleratingExxonMobil pulled back after rallying in the first quarter, and some traders may think it’s accelerating again.
The first pattern on today’s chart is the series of lower highs since late March. The energy giant has returned to that falling trendline as oil rises. Could it break out?
Second, prices bounced earlier this month at the rising 200-day simple moving average. That may reflect a bullish long-term trend.
Next, MACD is rising and the 8-day exponential moving average (EMA) has crossed above the 21-day EMA. That may suggest short-term momentum is turning bullish.
Finally, XOM is an active underlier in the options market. (Its average daily volume of 60,200 contracts ranks first among energy stocks in the S&P 500, according to TradeStation data.) That could help traders take positions with calls and puts.
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The first pattern on today’s chart is the pair of peaks in February and May. That double top may signal a reversal of the preceding uptrend.
Second, the retail giant gapped lower after announcing results on May 21. It stayed below levels from the session before making another push to the downside. Prices then recovered. But is that bounce a potential bearish flag?
Third, the 8-day exponential moving average (EMA) is below the 21-day EMA. That may reflect a short-term downtrend.
Fourth, Wilder’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) has stayed under 50 after hitting oversold conditions. That may also be consistent with short-term weakness.
Finally, WMT is under its 50- and 200-day simple moving averages. That may reflect a longer-term reversal.
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IREN | WeeklyNASDAQ:IREN — Quan-Entangling Model
Quan-Analysis | Projecting Primary Wave ⓹ Extension 📈
As illustrated on the weekly chart below, through the interaction between the support and resistance Rays of both Quan-Structures ➤ Δ and λᵣ, the Primary-degree correction in Wave ⓸ may have further developed into a more complex Flat formation instead of the prior Double Zigzag.
With the newly revised Quan-Structure Δ, the corrective structure remains firmly supported at the defined converging Rays confluence ➤ $ 32.22 , which may now be respected as the extreme point of the entire Primary-degree corrective phase.
By projecting Primary Wave ⓹ as an extension through Ray 2 within Quan-Structure ψ, the defined HPQ Target ➤ $144 🎯 remains achievable into October —representing a potential + 333 %📈 impulsive advance.
Quan-Entanglement Principle ➤ From my Quan-Analytical perspective, all identified Quan-Structures within a chart frame interact simultaneously to influence price behaviour—defining the direction of corrections, consolidations, expansions, structural formations, and their corresponding timelines.
The degree of each expansion or formation is determined through the interaction of the identified Quan-Structures, as illustrated on the higher time frame.
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MSFT | Deep Correction Complete—Bulls Target The Liquidity Above
By analyzing the #MSFT (Microsoft) chart on the 4H timeframe, we can see that the broader trend remains bullish, and the deep correction that shook out weak hands looks to be complete. Price has reclaimed structure off a key demand area, and the setup now points toward the liquidity resting overhead.
📊 4H Timeframe
On the 4H, the bigger picture is an uptrend that went through a deep corrective phase inside a descending channel. Two things then flipped the script: price printed an internal CHoCH (iCHoCH), signaling the correction was losing steam — and then, on the push lower into the Demand Zone ( $344.31 – $365.42 ), it executed a clean liquidity sweep, running the stops resting below before launching higher with force. That's the classic trap: take the liquidity, then reverse.
Since reclaiming from demand, price has been grinding higher and is now building a smaller corrective channel after the last leg up, trading around $394.03 . A break of this corrective channel to the upside is the trigger that opens the door toward the stacked buy-side liquidity (BSL) overhead at $466.21 , $489.53 , and ultimately $555.39 . The entire bullish thesis stays valid as long as price holds above the Protected Low at $344.31 , with deeper structural support at $310.25 .
🎯 The Bias
My base case is bullish continuation. The trend is up, the deep correction completed with an iCHoCH and a liquidity sweep into demand, and price has already reclaimed with strength. The trigger is a break of the current corrective channel to the upside — on that break, the draw is toward the BSL pools above ($466.21 → $489.53 → $555.39). In my view, as long as MSFT holds above the Protected Low ($344.31), every dip remains a buying opportunity rather than a reversal — the sweep already did its job of clearing the sellers.
📰 Fundamental Backdrop
The bullish structure lines up with a compelling fundamental setup. Microsoft has been the laggard of the "Magnificent Seven," down roughly 20% year-to-date and about 29% from its record high, as investors punished the sector over fears that AI could disrupt legacy software — but that sell-off has left the stock at its cheapest forward multiple since 2023 (around 20–22x earnings), which many analysts frame as a rare entry point. The next major catalyst is fiscal Q4 earnings on July 29, and sentiment into it is constructive: the prior quarter beat with $81.3 billion in revenue (up 17% YoY), and analysts widely expect the print to spark a recovery. The Street is overwhelmingly bullish — the average target sits around $559–592 (well above current price), with fresh Buy reiterations citing Azure and M365 tailwinds plus underappreciated earnings power, and Microsoft just overhauled its cybersecurity unit to monetize AI-driven threats. The risk to respect: the enormous AI capex bill (FY2026 guidance up near $190 billion, ~61% higher YoY) is growing faster than revenue and could pressure margins — so the July 29 commentary on spend and Azure growth is the real test. But with the valuation reset and earnings imminent, the fundamental picture aligns with the bullish technical read.
This analysis will be updated as the market evolves. If this breakdown added value, drop a like 👍 and a comment 💬 to support the work — and share where you see Microsoft heading next! Best Regards, BigBeluga 🐳 NOKIA: Is It Time to Take Another Look at the Stock?Is it time to pay attention to Nokia once again? Once the global leader in mobile phones, Nokia later suffered a dramatic stock market collapse following the arrival of the first smartphones, particularly Apple's.
After trading near its lows for almost 14 years, between 2012 and 2026, Nokia's stock appears to have entered a new long-term uptrend since mid-2025, supported by the company's return to profitability.
Yet almost nobody buys Nokia smartphones anymore. So why is the stock attracting investors again? The answer lies in artificial intelligence.
In reality, Nokia is no longer the smartphone manufacturer the general public knew fifteen years ago. Today, the company is a global leader in telecommunications infrastructure, with businesses focused on 5G mobile networks, fixed broadband networks, optical networking, cloud infrastructure, and software solutions for telecom operators and large enterprises.
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence represents a new growth opportunity. AI data centers, hyperscalers, and the increasing demand for high-speed connectivity require networks that are faster, more reliable, and more energy-efficient. Nokia provides exactly the equipment and technologies that make this infrastructure possible.
With profitability restored, a healthier balance sheet, and a valuation that remains attractive compared with many technology companies, Nokia is once again drawing the attention of investors. The market now sees a company well positioned to benefit from the major structural trends of the coming years: artificial intelligence, cloud computing, fiber optics, advanced 5G, and eventually 6G.
From a technical analysis perspective, the stock has broken above an exceptionally strong long-term accumulation pattern—a horizontal trading range that lasted 14 years. Such a breakout is one of the most powerful bullish reversal signals in technical analysis. Any pullback toward the former upper boundary of this range, between €8 and €10, should be viewed as a potential buying opportunity, particularly if the stock retests its 200-day moving average.
The chart below shows the weekly Japanese candlesticks of Nokia shares, highlighting the recent breakout above a 14-year trading range that lasted from 2012 to 2026. This is a powerful long-term accumulation pattern marking the end of a bear market.
From a valuation standpoint, Nokia also appears inexpensive compared with its direct competitors.
The table below compares Nokia's valuation with companies operating in the same industry. Nokia stands out as attractively valued based on both its forward P/E ratio and its Price-to-Sales ratio.
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Webull Is Trying to Break Out of Its DowntrendNASDAQ:BULL Webull Corporation, ticker BULL, has had a rough run since its April 2025 IPO. After coming public during a volatile market backdrop, the stock has spent much of its short trading history moving lower.
Now, the chart is starting to show something more interesting.
On the weekly chart, BULL appears to be working its way out of a descending channel. The upper and lower boundaries of that channel line up with several prior resistance and support points, including a recent test near the end of June. A breakout from a descending channel does not automatically mean a new uptrend has started, but it is enough to put the stock back on the watchlist.
The key level to watch first is around $7.50. This zone has mattered before, acting as both support and resistance. A clean weekly close above that level would be the first sign that buyers are starting to regain control.
The next test sits close by: the 200-day simple moving average, currently around $7.68. If BULL can reclaim both the $7.50 zone and the 200-day moving average, the technical picture gets much more constructive.
In that bullish scenario, the next major upside target could be around $16.50. That area has acted as resistance in the past, making it a natural place to watch if momentum continues. From current levels, that would represent a significant move, so confirmation matters.
There is also a catalyst on the calendar. Webull has earnings coming up in August, and that could help push the stock higher if the market likes the results. Of course, the opposite is also true: earnings could trigger a retest of the lows if the reaction is negative.
For now, BULL is a momentum setup that needs proof. The descending-channel break is interesting, but the stronger signal would be a confirmed move above $7.50 and the 200-day moving average. Until then, it remains a watchlist idea rather than a fully confirmed breakout.
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Is AI's Thirst About to Reprice the World's Water Stocks?The United Nations warns that the world has entered an era of global water bankruptcy. Four billion people already live under water stress, and AI data centers are projected to consume 9.3 trillion liters of water annually by 2030. That volume could cover the basic household needs of 1.3 billion people. Against this backdrop, Essential Utilities (NYSE: WTRG) trades at 20.1 times earnings, a clear premium to the global water utility average of 14.9. The company plans 1.4 billion dollars in infrastructure spending while PFAS cleanup mandates and regulatory pressure threaten that premium. Is the market underpricing the scarcest asset of the AI age, or overpaying for it?
The technology layer is shifting just as fast. Conventional air cooling cannot handle heat fluxes above one kilowatt per chip, pushing operators toward liquid and immersion cooling in a market set to reach 27.1 billion dollars by 2035. The expiration of Asetek's seminal Pump-on-Block patent has unleashed royalty-free manufacturing of compact cold plates worldwide, reshuffling the competitive deck among Munters, IBM, and CoolIT.
Meanwhile, water networks have become an active cyber battlefield. CISA and the FBI warned in April 2026 of Iranian-affiliated groups exploiting internet-facing utility controllers, China's Volt Typhoon maintains persistence inside US critical infrastructure, and May 2026 brought the first documented AI-assisted attack on a water utility, targeting Monterrey's network in Mexico.
The geopolitical stakes may be highest of all. Ethiopia's completed Grand Renaissance Dam threatens to cut Nile flows to Egypt by up to 25%, and both nations are preparing militarily while rival Red Sea alliance blocs crystallize around them. The full analysis, with all data tables and sources, breaks down what this collision of compute, water, and geopolitics means for utility valuations.
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