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LIVE CHART REQUESTS 📈 NEW MONTHLY CANDLES + CRYPTO & STOCK MARKET UPDATE (JULY 1, 2026)

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Finance

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Market / Macro Commentary & Catalysts

  • The presenter claims they receive “tons of monthly alerts” that “drop on the 1st of the month,” which they view as highly bullish because new monthly candles create new monthly signals.
  • A trade headline is referenced: “Trump declines to renew US-Mexico-Canadian trade agreement” (no additional quantified impact provided in the subtitles).
  • Crypto regulation optimism
    • Taiwan passing the Virtual Asset Service Act is framed as similar to a “US Clarity Act.”
    • The implication is that institutional inflows may follow once regulatory clarity arrives.
    • Regulation/clarity is presented as a near-term catalyst for crypto’s next move higher.

Core Trading / Investing Framework (Stated Methodology)

Timeframe & style

  • Monthly + Weekly swing trading with a typical horizon of 1–6 months
  • Not day trading

Wave / indicator “dots” system

  • Buy when green dots appear:
    • Specifically, when the wave is below a white line (interpreted as a pullback/discount).
  • Sell or de-risk when red dots appear:
    • When the wave is in a red zone above the line (interpreted as rejection within an uptrend context).

Trend filter (EMA ribbon)

  • For several tickers, they require price to break/close above the 9 EMA (“orange line”) to confirm a breakout.
  • If price is below the 9 EMA ribbon, they interpret it as a downtrend.

“Great assets at great prices” via moving-average discounts

  • 4-year moving average (“blue line”) as a “fair value” reference:
    • Prefer buying when price is below it (often described like “80% off” / “Costco discounts”).
  • Also references on weekly charts:
    • 1-year moving average (“white line”)
    • 2-month moving average (“orange line”)

Risk management & execution rules

  • Stop-loss discipline is emphasized repeatedly (often tied to recent lows/levels).
  • Average down rule:
    • Average down only if the position declines ~20% or more, rather than panicking.
  • Drawdowns are framed as normal, with position management planned ahead.

Fundamental + technical filter

  • They claim to combine fundamentals + technicals and only hold/enter assets they say they understand.

Explicit Performance / Timeline Guidance

  • Many setups are framed as ~6-month swing horizons (wait for the signal to “play out” across subsequent months).
  • Some confirmations are expected in 1–3 weeks (e.g., weekly green dot timing).
  • Re-entry and targets are often described as ranges tied to their indicator’s “red zone.”

Key Tickers / Assets Mentioned

Stocks / ETFs / Funds

Cybersecurity / software:

  • INTU, ZS, PATH, TTD, NOW, SMCI, SE, HIMS

Consumer / media / fintech / platforms:

  • PAYPAL, HOOD (referenced as “Hood” in a future episode), RBLX, META, CRM, SNAP

Banking / fintech & brokers:

  • SOFI, ROBINHOOD (appears multiple times)

Consumer / staples / dividends:

  • GIS (General Mills)

Consumer services / restaurants:

  • CMG, DASH

Payments / fintech:

  • PYPL (PayPal)

Industrials / logistics / energy:

  • TSLA, XLE, WMT, plus mentions of HCA, MELI, CRM later

Semiconductors / chips:

  • NVDA, AMD, INTC, MU
  • Bear/short instrument: SOXS

Real estate / credit:

  • RKT

Cloud / infra:

  • PLTR

Healthcare (at least explicitly):

  • CELH (other healthcare tickers are implied)

Other dividend / financial names:

  • HUBS, PAYX, AVGO

Misc. / quantum & specialty references:

  • RNG, QS, IONQ

Cryptocurrencies / Crypto Assets

Major infrastructure tokens:

  • ETH, LINK, XLM, SOL, ATOM, VET

Other crypto assets mentioned:

  • HIVE
  • Tickers/mentions with technical discussion: TIA, SOUN, XEN, GRAB, QUBT, CVX (used as a “crypto” ticker in the subtitles), RKLB (treated like crypto in one place), plus React USD (“React”), Velvet, AERO

Exchange pair mentioned:

  • TAO USDT (Binance)

Other Instruments / Leveraged Products

  • VOO (rotation/partial sale example; not presented as a price-level recommendation)
  • NUKZ (rotation/portfolio allocation; unclear but presented as a holding to rotate out of)

Key Numbers, Targets, Stops, and Calls (Selected)

ServiceNow (NOW)

  • Target range: $180–$200
  • Framed as a bullish reversal, gapping up over the EMA ribbon.

Zscaler (ZS)

  • Mentions prior signals since March/April
  • Buy zone: around the bottom between 140 and 120; bottom suggested around $114
  • Exit rule: don’t sell until a red dot appears (prior red dot referenced around 320/315)

UiPath (PATH)

  • Weekly + monthly signals referenced; no explicit numeric target beyond “look very good.”

Trade Desk (TTD)

  • Stopped out: around $1950
  • Re-entry condition: must break and close above the 9 EMA (“orange line”)
  • Warns against reentry until that occurs.

Intuit (INTU)

  • Described as “annihilated”
  • Support/buy zone: around $250
  • Stop loss: around $250 (or $240)

Palantir (PLTR)

  • Mentions possible bottom near $105 (“gold dot”), with stop around $100–$105
  • Caution: don’t buy until a green dot appears (monthly/weekly logic).

HIMS

  • Profit taken near $35 after entry around $14
  • Upside target: about 60–70% (also “73% to the upside” appears)
  • Reentry: if it pulls back into moving averages
  • Stop (if still in trade): around $29

Meta (META) / Facebook

  • Low around $520 (bottom from March)
  • Target: $750–$800

Coinbase (COIN)

  • Bounce / bottom zone: $138–$140
  • Broader bottom/range: $130–$160
  • Wants weekly green dot confirmation in 1–3 weeks

Coinbase + Staking (ATOM)

  • ATOM staking yield: ~19–20% APY
  • Support / price: down to ~155 from a green dot around ~160
  • Long-term plan: stake and hold.

Chainlink (LINK)

  • Presented as undervalued
  • “a 70 to 100 coin” (not a precise time/price call)
  • Price references:
    • around $7
    • average cost: ~$12 (Dec), averaged to ~$8 (Feb), current avg cost ~$9.50–$10
  • Wants next green dot on weekly/monthly to average down.

Solana (SOL)

  • Bullish setup: green weekly dot + breakout over 9 EMA
  • “Wait for red dot” for best buy level, referencing prior levels like $77

General Mills (GIS)

  • Dividend: 8%
  • “up 5% today”
  • Target: $50–$55
  • Belief: “green monthly” = buyers; hold to collect dividend.

HubSpot (HUBS)

  • Mentions prior signal timing: last time monthly alert was Jan 2023
  • Big example: $2.50 → $900
  • Current stance: oversold; wants breakout over 90 MA

Sea Limited (SE)

  • Expects/looks for a monthly signal “soon”
  • No explicit numeric stop/target stated.

Robinhood (RBLX / HOOD)

  • Chart framework:
    • “great price” earlier around $70
    • cautions $108 is no longer a great price
  • Reiterates a 6-month swing concept.

SOXS (Semiconductor Bear ETF)

  • Explicit purpose: short chip stocks when overbought
  • Entry: around $5
  • Down about 20% off entry
  • Expects mean reversion into a “white line”
  • Narrative projections mentioned (e.g., 2,400% / ~2,000%), described as narrative rather than precise returns.

Rocket Companies (RKT)

  • Bullish condition: “Green got MACD crossover”
  • Bullish above ~$14
  • Stop logic: bullish while monthly/weekly dot remains green
  • Macro link: “raising rates good” for mortgage lending.

Microsoft (MSFT) vs Meta (META)

  • Range estimates:
    • Microsoft: ~40% to top
    • Meta: ~29% to top
  • Stop losses:
    • around $348 (or $345 if trading MACD crossover)

Microsoft (MSFT)

  • Adds MACD crossover confirmation and moving-average/bounce behavior
  • Stop: ~$345–$348
  • Preference: more beaten up than Meta.

Tesla (TSLA)

  • Caution: “not a lot of meat on the bone”
  • Estimated return: about ~14% to a red-zone target.

Celsius (CELH)

  • Target: $60–$65
  • Stop concept: bottom referenced near $27 (exact low ambiguous), stop around that region.

Roblox (RBLX)

  • Example entry: bought when it closed above EMA ribbon around $61.8
  • Target range: $120–$140
  • Also references a May green dot around $43

Rocket Lab (RKLB)

  • Treated as bearish while dot stays red
  • Wants pullback heavy, wait for green dot:
    • green dot around ~$15
  • Mentions prior run up to ~$150 earlier in the year.

Walmart (WMT)

  • Wants buy around ~$84
  • Wait for pullback to “blue line” (4-year moving average).

Paychex (PAYX)

  • Target: $140–$150
  • Exit logic based on red-dot behavior.

Energy Sector ETF (XLE)

  • “Energy trade has happened,” now profits then reset
  • Buy target: around $45
  • Previously: bought in May at $40, ran to $60

Crypto Technical Examples (Bitcoin/Ethereum focus)

  • Ethereum (ETH):
    • Claims a double bottom and expects next green dot in 1–3 weeks
    • Frames ETH as ~35% below a “4-year average/fair value” discount.

Disclosures / Disclaimers

  • No explicit “not financial advice” style disclaimer is included in the provided subtitles.
  • The presenter emphasizes it is not day trading and stresses a rules-based strategy, but no formal compliance disclaimer is included in the text provided.

Presenters / Sources

  • Presenter: “Overkill Trading” host (speaking throughout; references “Overkill Trading” / “Overkill Investing” repeatedly).
  • Community input: chart requests from Discord live chat / live chat (names like “James,” “Bobby,” “Ben” appear as requesters; no external analyst/source is identified beyond the host).
  • Regulation/news framing: references the headline about Trump declining to renew the trade agreement and Taiwan passing the Virtual Asset Service Act without a specific publication source cited in the subtitles.

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