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BlackRock: Corrective Upward MoveWe currently see BLK in a larger corrective upward move, which should only complete within our red Target Zone ($1,262.20–$1,333.93). After that top, the ongoing long-term correction is likely to continue, with further declines expected down into our green Target Zone ($787.89–$654.42). There, price should find a sustainable bottom and turn higher again. In our alternative scenario, the stock could take a detour to the downside and initially form a new low below support at $917.43 (probability: 39%). In this case, the anticipated upward moves would be further delayed.
NYSE:BLK
by HKCM_Global
Aviat Networks (AVNW): North American RecoveryAviat Networks (AVNW): North American Recovery Supports Further Upside. Aviat Networks (NASDAQ: AVNW) provides networking equipment and solutions to telecom operators and enterprises. Current share price: $20.46 12-month price target: $27.00 Potential upside: ~32% The investment case is supported by a recovery in North American demand, a growing order backlog, and higher shipments to broadband networks. Key growth drivers include continued private-network deployments and initiatives aimed at connecting multi-family residential buildings. Management’s FY2027 revenue and EBITDA guidance also came in ahead of expectations, supporting the outlook for improved growth and profitability. In the near term, margins are likely to remain under some pressure, particularly in the first fiscal quarter, due to component shortages and higher input costs. The principal risks are supply-chain disruptions, revenue seasonality, and customer concentration. Overall, the thesis is centered on stronger North American demand, backlog conversion, and continued broadband and private-network investment. At around $20.46 per share, our $27 12-month price target implies approximately 32% upside.
NASDAQ:AVNWLong
by FreedomHolding
SNDK: Don’t Chase the TriangleNASDAQ:SNDK has pulled back toward $1,770 after failing to hold the early push toward $1,830. After last week’s explosive rally, price is now forming a short-term triangle , with momentum cooling while the market waits for the next catalyst. For me, the key is not to chase the move around $1,770. My preferred setup: 🟢 LONG: $1,735–$1,750 SL: $1,705 TP1: $1,790 TP2: $1,810 TP3: $1,830+ This is the area where I’d look for buyers to defend the lower side of the structure. The second setup is a confirmed breakout: 🟢 LONG above $1,810 Wait for a breakout and retest of $1,795–$1,805 before entering. Targets: $1,830 → $1,870 → $1,900 If SNDK breaks below $1,705, I would cancel the bullish setup. That would suggest the triangle is resolving lower and a deeper retracement is becoming more likely. The recent S&P 100 inclusion provides an additional catalyst, but after such a strong rally, I’d rather trade the structure than chase the headline. If you can’t catch the setup during regular market hours, tokenized stock exposure can offer another way to follow the underlying move outside the traditional trading session. $1,735–$1,750 is my dip-buy zone. $1,810 is my breakout trigger. $1,705 is the line in the sand. I’ll be watching which side of the triangle breaks first.
NASDAQ:SNDKLong
by LostPigeon
TESLA IS WAKING UP AGAIN. IS $500 BACK ON THE TABLE?Tesla has caught my attention again. Looking at the chart, the bigger bullish structure is still intact. The long-term rising support that has been developing since 2024 was tested again around the $300 area, and buyers stepped in strongly. Since then, TSLA has recovered back toward $377, and momentum is starting to improve. What I like technically: The long-term ascending support held again RSI has recovered back above 50 MACD has turned higher from deeply negative levels The histogram has moved positive again Price is starting to build momentum after the recent correction For me, the important level now is $400. A clean break and hold above that area would make the chart considerably more interesting. Levels I’m watching 📍 Current area: ~$377 🎯 $450 This is the first major upside zone and an area where Tesla previously faced selling pressure. 🎯 $500 This brings us back toward the major highs on the chart. I expect this area to be a much more important test. 🎯 $590 This is my longer-term extension scenario. I would only start taking this level seriously if Tesla can first reclaim the previous highs and maintain the larger bullish structure. The technical setup is only one part of the story. October could also be an important month for Tesla. Tesla’s new Roadster is scheduled to be unveiled on October 1, giving the company another opportunity to put its technology and engineering story back in the spotlight. Q3 deliveries and quarterly earnings are also approaching. The delivery numbers could be particularly interesting because expectations are unusually divided. Goldman Sachs: ~435,000 Q3 deliveries Barclays: ~475,000 Q3 deliveries That is a 40,000 vehicle difference between two major Wall Street estimates, so the actual number could create some serious volatility in the shares. Another part of the Tesla story that I think is sometimes overlooked is Shanghai. According to Barclays analyst Dan Levy, Tesla’s Shanghai Gigafactory now accounts for more than half of the company’s global automotive output. The factory remains important not only for vehicle production, but also for the efficiency and cash generation needed to support Tesla’s much larger ambitions. And that brings us to what I think is the biggest question around Tesla today. The market is increasingly looking beyond just car deliveries and focusing on FSD, Robotaxi, AI and Optimus. That also means Tesla can remain extremely volatile because investors are trying to value businesses that are still developing. My view I like what I’m seeing on the chart, but $400 is the first level Tesla needs to prove itself above. Above that, I’ll be watching $450, followed by the much more important $500 zone. If Tesla eventually breaks the previous highs while the long-term trend remains intact, then the larger move toward $550-$590 becomes much more interesting. For now, I’m watching the structure develop rather than chasing the price. Would you buy the breakout above $400, or wait for another pullback? Educational analysis only. Not financial advice.
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by FBMRTrading
AMD TRADE IDEA 9/21/2026 BRADROC TRADING LLCAMD Trade Idea – Possible Great Swing Opportunity CALL / SWING IDEA If buyers can get above 584 with momentum, look for possible TP levels: 590 → 595 → 599 → 602 Remember, if you're trying to catch the bigger move, contract selection matters. Give yourself enough time for the trade to develop. AMD doesn't have to make the entire move in one trading session. PUT IDEA If sellers take control and push AMD back toward 567, look for possible TP levels: 564 → 560 I expect buyers could try to defend 560, so watch for a possible bounce around this area. If sellers break and hold below 560, the possible move back toward 541.53 opens up. RANGE IDEA If AMD spends time working between 584 → 560 → 547, (CHART THESE 3 LEVELS) there could be plenty of possible clean scalp and day trade opportunities along the way. Let the moves come to you. Don't chase them. QUICK REFERENCE CALL: Above 584 → 590 → 595 → 599 → 602 PUT: Sellers toward 567 → 564 → 560 Below 560: Possible bigger move toward 541.53 ⚠️ Disclaimer My goal is to keep these trade ideas simple for newer traders. Compare these levels with your own chart before entering any trade. This is not financial advice—it's simply how I see the market. Trading involves risk, so manage your risk, take profits along the way and trade responsibly.
NASDAQ:AMD
by Bradroc
HPE — 4-Month Base at All-Time Highs + Daily VCPThe Setup: Hewlett Packard Enterprise ( NYSE:HPE ) — enterprise servers, storage, and networking, a core AI/data-center build-out beneficiary. A 15-week base (~4 months) at all-time highs — strength on strength. The daily is coiling into a VCP (Volatility Contraction Pattern), the tightening that typically precedes an explosive move. The sector is leading, with peer NYSE:DELL already broken out. Tip: Use CBOE:HPEL for 2x leveraged exposure. Note: 2x ETFs reset daily — size accordingly. Reasoning: 4-Month Base at All-Time Highs (No overhead supply) Daily VCP (Volatility contraction before a move) Sector Leadership ( NYSE:DELL already broke out) Enterprise AI / Data-Center Tailwind
NYSE:HPELong
by vssebuyungo
STX — 13-Week Deep Base, Support Tested 9 TimesThe Setup: Seagate Technology ( NASDAQ:STX ) is a mass-capacity data-storage / hard-drive maker riding surging AI data-center demand. It's built a 13-week deep base (~3 months) and the tell is the support line — tested 9 times and held , each shakeout absorbed. The fundamentals are outstanding: +150%, +111%, +73%, +78% earnings growth over the last four quarters (YoY). Reasoning: 13-Week Deep Base (~3-month structure) Support Tested 9x and Held (Repeated shakeouts absorbed) Accelerating Fundamentals (+150/+111/+73/+78% YoY) AI Data-Center Storage Tailwind
NASDAQ:STXLong
by vssebuyungo
AAPL | September 21, 2026 | Fibonacci, Dow Theory & Trend LineToday's AAPL review focused on Fibonacci retracements, trend lines, and correcting a misconception I had about the 50% and 61.8% levels. One of the biggest things I'm learning is that it's not enough to know *where* to put a tool on the chart. I want to understand why those levels matter and what they're actually telling me. I originally looked at the **50% and 61.8% levels almost like they served the same purpose. Digging deeper helped me understand that the 50% retracement isn't actually a Fibonacci ratio. Its popularity has roots in older market ideas, including Dow Theory and the observation that markets often retrace roughly half of a move. The 61.8% level comes from Fibonacci's golden ratio and later became important in technical frameworks such as Elliott Wave. In today's video, I covered: * My misconception about the 50% and 61.8% retracement levels * Why 50% isn't technically a Fibonacci ratio * The thinking behind the 61.8% level * Why I can think about 50% to 61.8% as an area rather than obsessing over one exact line * Using trend lines alongside retracement levels for additional context * Understanding the reasoning behind my tools instead of simply drawing them on the chart The bigger lesson for me is **understanding before execution.** I can draw a Fib. I can draw a trend line. But knowing how to use TradingView isn't the same as understanding what those tools represent. When a retracement area starts lining up with my trend line, structure, liquidity, and eventually my edge, that's when the chart becomes more interesting. I'm stacking information and then waiting to see whether price confirms the story. The goal isn't to make 50% or 61.8% a magical number. **It's to understand why traders pay attention to these areas and then watch what price actually does when it gets there.** Dad Stock Joke: I told the 50% level it wasn't really Fibonacci. It said, “After all these years, you're telling me I'm adopted?”
NASDAQ:AAPL
by davekclinton76