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Google Wave Analysis – 25 April 2025 - Google reversed from the support zone - Likely to rise to the resistance level 161.75 Google recently reversed sharply from the support zone between the long-term support level 147.30 (which has been reversing the price from September of 2024) and the lower daily Bollinger Band. The price previously broke the resistance trendline of the daily down channel from February – which strengthened the bullish pressure on Google. Google can be expected to rise toward the next resistance level 161.75 (top of wave 2 from the middle of April).
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by FxProGlobal
GOOGLE: Attention!!! Bullish force assured!!Alphabet, Google's parent company, presented its results for the first quarter of the year this Thursday, in which it obtained a profit of $34.540 billion, representing a 46% increase compared to the $23.662 billion obtained in the same period of the previous year. The company also exceeded expectations with its revenue figure, which stood at $90.234 billion, after registering a year-on-year increase of 12%, while the consensus expected it to be $89.120 billion. For its part, operating profit grew to $30.606 billion, with a margin of 34%. In summary: VERY GOOD RESULTS, and if we add to this the favorable moment we are experiencing due to the TARIFF issue... it WILL go up, no doubt! ---> What is the technical aspect? If we observe the H1 timeframe chart and its summary table, its trend was clearly bearish, but showing THE FIRST BULLISH SIGNALS. On Wednesday, the bullish force (Bull) signal appeared on the H1 chart, and yesterday, Thursday, it appeared on the H4 chart. Although its trend is still bearish, since its FORCE is now bullish, we can start thinking that its trend could change to BULLISH in the coming days if there are NO NEWS that get in the way. ---> Where do we make the entry? As the results were published at the close of the American market, today it is most likely to open with a bullish GAP. Here we can do 2 things: 1) If the gap is small, enter at the opening. 2) If the gap is VERY LARGE, wait for a pullback during the day to enter at a better price. -------------------------------------- Strategy to follow: ENTRY: We will open 2 long positions in the current zone or taking advantage of a pullback in price (depending on the market gap). POSITION 1 (TP1): We close the first position in the 183 zone (+12%) --> Stop Loss at 148 (-8%). POSITION 2 (TP2): We open a Trailing Stop type position. --> Initial dynamic Stop Loss at (-8%) (coinciding with 148 of position 1). --> We modify the dynamic Stop Loss to (-1%) when the price reaches TP1 (183). ------------------------------------------- CLARIFICATIONS OF THE SETUP *** How to know which 2 long positions to open? Let's take an example: If we want to invest 2,000 euros in the stock, what we do is divide that amount by 2, and instead of opening 1 position of 2,000, we will open 2 positions of 1,000 each. *** What is Trailing Stop? A Trailing Stop allows a trade to continue gaining value when the market price moves in a favorable direction, but automatically closes the trade if the market price suddenly moves in an unfavorable direction by 1 a certain distance. That certain distance is the dynamic Stop Loss. -->Example: If the dynamic Stop Loss is at -1%, it means that if the price makes a downward movement of -1%, the position will be closed. If the price goes up, the Stop Loss also goes up to maintain that -1% on the rises, therefore, the risk is increasingly lower until the position enters profits. In this way, very solid and stable trends in the price can be exploited, maximizing profits.  
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by jmesado
Google - Last earnings call before tariffs affect revenue?Hi guys please find below the analysis we did for Google (ALPHABET) ​Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) is poised to deliver a robust Q1 2025 earnings report, with analysts projecting revenue of $89.22 billion—an 11% year-over-year increase—and net income of $24.71 billion ($2.01 per share), up from $23.66 billion ($1.89 per share) a year ago . This anticipated growth is largely driven by Alphabet's strategic investments in artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing, which have bolstered its core businesses, including Google Search and YouTube . Resilience Amid Tariff Concerns While recent U.S. tariffs have disrupted global supply chains, particularly affecting hardware-dependent sectors, Alphabet's business model is predominantly digital and service-oriented. Its primary revenue streams—digital advertising, cloud services, and AI-driven platforms—are less susceptible to such trade tensions. Analysts from Citi and Morgan Stanley have expressed confidence in Alphabet's ability to navigate macroeconomic challenges, citing the company's AI-driven innovations as key growth drivers.​ General analyst Confidence and Stock Performance Despite a 20% decline in Alphabet's stock value earlier in 2025, the company's strong fundamentals have led to bullish sentiments among analysts. Price targets have been set as high as $195, suggesting a potential upside of up to 29% from recent levels . The company's continued focus on AI and cloud services positions it well for sustained growth, even amidst global economic uncertainties.​ In summary, Alphabet's upcoming earnings call is expected to highlight the company's robust performance and resilience, underscoring its ability to thrive despite external economic pressures. 📌 Trade Plan 📈 Entry: 155.41 ✅ Target: 181.30 ❌ SL: 121 We are looking for +-20% increase in the upcoming days/weeks!
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by DG55Capital
GOOGL: A Resilient Bounce Sets Up the Next WaveGOOGL DAILY TECHNICAL ANALYSIS 📊 OVERALL TREND 📈 UPTREND — Price has rebounded off the April low with increasing bullish pressure, now holding above key short-term moving averages. A potential trend reversal is underway if momentum sustains above 155. 📉RESISTANCE ZONE 🔴 207.05 — PIVOT HIGH | SELL STOPLOSS 🔴 203.76 — SELL ORDER II 🔴 197.10 — SELL ORDER I 🎯ENTRIES & TARGETS 🟢 193.74 — EXIT BUY & TP 4 🟢 181.64 — BUY ORDER & TP 3 🟢 173.79 — BUY ORDER & TP 2 🟢 140.53 — BUY ORDER & TP 1 📈SUPPORT ZONES 🟢 150.92 — BUY ORDER 1 🟢 143.85 — BUY ORDER 2 🟢 207.05 — BUY STOPLOSS | PIVOT LOW 📈MOVING AVERAGE SUMMARY ✅ Short-Term MAs (10–50) — Bullish crossover confirmed, supporting upside ⚠️ Mid-Term MAs (100) — Still bearish, price must sustain above 156.70 🔴 Long-Term MAs (200) — Bearish, still weighing on broader structure ✍️STRUCTURAL NOTES Price recently flipped bullish across 10–50 SMA/EMA clusters Volume confirming strength, but needs follow-through above 162.48 Stochastic RSI (95.93) is overheated — expect short-term pullback or consolidation MACD, Momentum, and AO all signal increasing buy-side control Ichimoku Base Line (153.25) being tested — reclaiming it is bullish confirmation TRADE OUTLOOK 🔎 📈 Bullish bias holds above 150.92 and especially above 155.63 🎯 Upside targets: 162.48 → 173.79 → 181.64 📉 Short-term rejection possible near TP1 — RSI and StochRSI nearing exhaustion 👀 Watch for a decisive break above 162.48 with volume for continuation 🧪STRATEGY RECOMMENDATION CONSERVATIVE (Trend-Following): — Buy Entry: 155.63 — TP Levels: 162.48 / 173.79 / 181.64 — SL: Below 150.92 HIGH-RISK SCALP (Momentum Pullback): — Buy Dip: 150.92 or 143.85 — TP: 155.63 / 162.48 — SL: Below 140.35 “Discipline | Consistency | PAY-tience”
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by ProfessorCEWard
Google's Q1 Earnings:Tariff Shock and Tech SlowdownAlphabet's stock is down 26% since December 2024. With a fragile technical setup and mounting macroeconomic headwinds, Q1 results may confirm investors' worst fears. Market Position: From Leadership to Uncertainty Alphabet Inc. (GOOG) is set to report its Q1 earnings and revenue on Thursday, April 24, 2025, in what could be a decisive moment for the stock. After eight consecutive quarters of beating both EPS and revenue estimates, cracks have finally begun to emerge. Since posting a modest surprise in Q4 2024—only $0.031 above EPS expectations and a rare $230 million revenue miss—GOOG's stock has fallen over 26%, plunging from its December 2024 high of $208.70 to a pre-Easter close of $153.36. The technical rejection at the 10-month supply zone between $163 and $169, followed by a short-lived bounce off $143, signals ongoing bearish momentum. Alphabet is now testing a crucial 8-month support band between $154 and $149, with $143 as the next downside line of defence. A break below could expose the stock to $140 and potentially $134. Fundamental Headwinds: Tariffs, AI Spending Cuts, and Margin Pressure While GOOG's fundamentals have held up in previous quarters, the macroeconomic backdrop is deteriorating rapidly: U.S.–China Tech Tariff War: Alphabet is among the U.S. tech giants most exposed to China's retaliatory tariffs. Although Alphabet has limited direct hardware exposure compared to Apple, its ad revenue, cloud services, and Android device licensing in China and APAC could face indirect blows. Chinese firms may opt to reduce dependence on U.S. platforms amid rising regulatory barriers. AI Investment Oversaturation: Alphabet's aggressive AI expansion—particularly in training large language models and server infrastructure—has led to ballooning capital expenditures, reportedly over $40 billion in 2024 alone. Analysts now question whether this spending is delivering sufficient monetization. With global economic growth slowing, Alphabet could face challenges converting AI hype into meaningful revenue gains in 2025. Digital Ad Market Maturity: Advertising growth, the backbone of Alphabet's earnings, is showing signs of plateauing, especially in the U.S. and Europe. Major advertisers are cutting budgets, with global marketing spending expected to decelerate to 2.1% YoY growth in 2025, the slowest pace since the pandemic recovery in 2021. Margin Compression Risk: Labor costs, data centre energy prices, and regulatory compliance have all contributed to margin compression, which is a key reason behind the modest EPS surprise in Q4 2024. Technical Outlook: Make-or-Break Levels into Earnings From a price structure standpoint, Alphabet remains within a well-defined 5-month descending channel. The failed breakout at $163–169 reinforced the bearish setup. At present: Support to watch: $154: Key mid-channel level. A break likely triggers a retest of $149. $143: A line in the sand—a break below opens the path to $140 and $134. Resistance to clear: $160: First barrier to regain upside momentum. $163–169: Must be reclaimed to reverse the medium-term bearish trend. If Q1 results disappoint or forward guidance is downgraded, this structure could rapidly break down. Conversely, a strong report that beats the estimated EPS of $2.008 and revenue consensus of $89.23B may spark a short-term relief rally, especially if AI monetization or YouTube ad revenue surprises to the upside. Looking Back: Earnings Consistency—But Cracks Forming Past 8 Quarters – EPS Performance: Largest upside surprise: March 2024 (25.09%) Weakest: December 2024 (1.45%) Past 8 Quarters – Revenue Performance: Largest beat: September 2024 ($1.88B) First miss in 2 years: December 2024 (–$230M) This signals a trend reversal that may now accelerate under economic pressure. Investor Takeaway: Don't Ignore the Macro Shift Alphabet's Q1 report is more than a corporate update—it's a benchmark for Big Tech's resilience under mounting global stress. With equity markets increasingly sensitive to tariffs, yield curve dynamics, and rising economic fragmentation, Alphabet's results could reverberate across the Nasdaq and broader tech complex.
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by Rotuma
GOOGL Weekly Options Trade Plan 2025-04-17GOOGL Weekly Analysis Summary (2025-04-17) Below is our integrated analysis for GOOGL weekly options trading based on the current options data and the multiple model reports: ────────────────────────────── Comprehensive Summary of Each Model’s Key Points • Grok/xAI Report  – Observes that although the 5‐minute chart shows a hint of short‐term bullishness, the daily chart is clearly bearish (price below the 10 EMA and RSI around 41) and news catalysts (antitrust concerns) add further downside bias.  – Highlights a significant concentration of put open interest around the $150 strike and recommends buying the $150 put at a premium of about $0.24 with an entry at open.  – Suggested profit target at roughly a 50% premium increase and a stop loss if the premium falls by about 25% (or if the price fails to break key resistance). • Claude/Anthropic Report  – Confirms a moderately bearish bias with price trading below all key daily EMAs and negative regulatory news intensifying the downside.  – Points to the heavy open interest in the 150 puts and emphasizes that although max pain is at $155 (a theoretical pull toward higher prices), the aggressive negative catalyst trumps this signal.  – Recommends a put trade with guidelines for profit-taking (roughly a 100% premium gain) and a 50% premium stop-loss; entry to be made at market open. • Gemini/Google Report  – Notes the strong bearish daily setup (price clearly below the 10/50/200 averages and near key supports around $150) combined with negative antitrust headlines.  – While acknowledging some short-term consolidation on the 5-minute chart, the report favors a bearish play and selects the $150 put (even though its premium of $0.24 is a bit below the “ideal” $0.30–$0.60 range).  – Recommends entering at open with specific targets (aiming for around a 100% return on premium or an exit if the underlying fails to break levels) and strict stop-loss discipline. • Llama/Meta Report  – Summarizes that the technicals (including MACD and RSI on both timeframes) and high volatility (VIX ~32.64) combine for a moderately bearish setup.  – The heavy put open interest at $150 further reinforces this view.  – Recommends buying the $150 put at market open with a modest profit target (around a 50% gain on premium) and a stop-loss if the underlying rallies above key resistance levels. • DeepSeek Report  – Emphasizes that despite the max pain at $155, the technical breakdown below key moving averages and significant negative news support a bearish trade.  – Recommends buying weekly (0DTE) $150 puts at the current premium of $0.24, with exit parameters tied to breaching immediate support or achieving a 50% gain in premium.  – Notes that risk management is crucial given the 0DTE nature and high volatility. ────────────────────────────── 2. Areas of Agreement and Disagreement Between Models • Agreement:  – All models share a moderately bearish outlook driven by a combination of:   ○ Price performance below key moving averages and declining daily RSI.   ○ Negative news catalysts (antitrust issues and breakup concerns).   ○ Heavy put open interest at the $150 strike, aligning with technical support.  – Each model favors a single-leg, naked put strategy on GOOGL weekly expirations, with an entry at market open. • Disagreement:  – There is some variation in the selection of profit target and stop loss levels:   ○ Grok/xAI and DeepSeek lean toward a profit target near a 50% premium gain and a tighter stop loss, while Claude/Anthropic and Gemini reference a slightly larger profit target (up to 100% gain) paired with a 50% stop loss.  – There is a mild conflict with the max pain theory (which is bullish at $155) versus the consensus technical and news story indicating further downside. However, all models agree that the negative catalysts outweigh the theoretical pull toward max pain. ────────────────────────────── 3. Conclusion and Trade Recommendation • Overall Market Direction Consensus:  – The integrated view is moderately bearish. Although intraday charts hint at short-term consolidation, the dominant daily technicals, high volatility, and strongly negative news set the stage for further downside pressure. • Recommended Trade:  – We recommend buying a single-leg, naked put option.  – Selected Instrument: GOOGL weekly option with a $150 strike (0DTE expiring on 2025-04-17).  – Premium: The current ask is $0.24 per contract. Although this is slightly below the ideal range, the risk/reward profile is favorable given the strong technical and sentiment bias.  – Entry Timing: Enter at market open.  – Profit Target: Aim for a premium increase to approximately $0.36 (a ~50% gain).  – Stop-Loss: Set a stop-loss around $0.12 (roughly a 50% reduction in premium), or exit if the underlying rallies decisively above the intraday resistance levels (around $152).  – Confidence Level in the Recommendation: Approximately 70%. • Key Risks and Considerations:  – The max pain level at $155 could introduce some intraday upward pressure.  – High implied volatility (VIX at 32.64) means rapid moves could quickly hit stop-loss triggers.  – The 0DTE nature of the option calls for strict monitoring; if GOOGL fails to break below key support levels early on, exit the position promptly.  – Overall market reversals or unexpected news can rapidly change the trade dynamics. ────────────────────────────── 4. TRADE_DETAILS (JSON Format) { "instrument": "GOOGL", "direction": "put", "strike": 150.00, "expiry": "2025-04-17", "confidence": 0.70, "profit_target": 0.36, "stop_loss": 0.12, "size": 1, "entry_price": 0.24, "entry_timing": "open" } Disclaimer: This newsletter is not trading or investment advice but for general informational purposes only. This newsletter represents my personal opinions based on proprietary research which I am sharing publicly as my personal blog. Futures, stocks, and options trading of any kind involves a lot of risk. No guarantee of any profit whatsoever is made. In fact, you may lose everything you have. So be very careful. I guarantee no profit whatsoever, You assume the entire cost and risk of any trading or investing activities you choose to undertake. You are solely responsible for making your own investment decisions. 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by quantsignals
GOOGL GEX Alert: Sitting on a Gamma Cliff! 🔮 GEX (Gamma Exposure) – Options Sentiment Analysis 🚨 Key PUT Pressure Zone at 155–152.5 * GOOGL is currently hovering above its highest negative GEX level at 155.14, which aligns with a thick PUT support wall. * A breakdown below 155 could trigger gamma-induced acceleration to 152.5, then quickly toward 150, where another major PUT wall sits. 🧱 Resistance Cluster Overhead at 157.5–162.5 * GEX shows a dense band of CALL resistance forming between 157.5 and 162.5, topped off by another CALL wall around 165. * Dealers will likely hedge downward moves aggressively below 155, while upside attempts could struggle to break through the 160–162 band unless sentiment flips. 💡 Options Data Summary: * IVR: 54.6 → Elevated implied volatility rank, indicating heightened option premiums. * IVx: 46.6 with a –10.67% drop, suggesting traders are de-risking or volatility is being absorbed. * PUTS make up 15.8%, which is moderate but growing — enough to trigger strong downside gamma flows if breakdown happens. 🎯 GEX Scenario Outlook: * Bearish Trigger: A flush under 155 likely unlocks 152 → 150 → 145 range targets fast. * Bullish Reversal: Needs to reclaim 157.5, then challenge the 160–162.5 zone, where CALL hedging could stall any rally. 🕰️ Technical Analysis – 1H Chart Summary Trend Weakening: * GOOGL is breaking down from a rising wedge and has lost VWAP and short EMAs. * Selling volume is increasing while momentum fades — confirming short-term bearish bias. MACD: * Bearish crossover confirmed, histogram widening on the downside. RSI: * Sliding under 40, no sign of bullish divergence — momentum supports further downside. Key Technical Zones: * Support: 155.14 (GEX support), 152, 149.96, 141.78 * Resistance: 157.5, 160, 162.31 🧠 Final Thoughts: GOOGL is resting on critical GEX PUT support at 155 — a break here could act like a trapdoor to 150 or even sub-145 levels. On the other hand, bulls must break through layered CALL walls up to 162.5 to regain any control. With IV cooling, GEX dominant to the downside, and technicals aligning, caution is key. Wait for confirmation — this is a gamma-driven battleground. This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research and manage risk accordingly.
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by BullBearInsights
Google - Fantastic Bullish Break And Retest!Google ( NASDAQ:GOOGL ) just looks amazing: Click chart above to see the detailed analysis👆🏻 For more than a decade, Google has been trading in a rising channel formation, perfectly respecting all market structure. Now, Google is about to retest the previous all time high once again and with a sharp correction of about -25%, this offers a significant bullish reversal setup. Levels to watch: $150 Keep your long term vision, Philip (BasicTrading)
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by basictradingtv
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GOOGLE's generational bottom made. This is how it reaches $350.Alphabet Inc. (GOOG) almost tested last week its 1W MA200 (orange trend-line). That level has been holding for more than 2 years (since March 13 2023) and it's been the main Support of the Bull Cycle that followed the November 2022 Inflation Crisis bottom. The pattern is almost like the Ascending Triangle that led to the March 2020 COVID crash, which was the most recent time before the late 2022 bottom that the stock made contact with the 1W MA200. As you realize, all those times have been what we call 'generational bottoms', thus extremely good long-term buy opportunities. And as you see they've been on extremely tight time symmetry, all took place roughly every 2.5 years. If the pattern continues to repeat itself, then we may witness a rally (green Channel Up) similar to the one that peaked on November 2021 and reached the 2.618 Fibonacci extension. As a result, setting a $350 Target would be more than realistic based on this pattern. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** Please LIKE 👍, FOLLOW ✅, SHARE 🙌 and COMMENT ✍ if you enjoy this idea! Also share your ideas and charts in the comments section below! This is best way to keep it relevant, support us, keep the content here free and allow the idea to reach as many people as possible. ** ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 💸💸💸💸💸💸 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇
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by TradingShot
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Pop and Flop in GOOGL?Google recently staged a sharp rebound, filling the gap perfectly after a major sell-off driven by tariff-related headlines. While I had personally expected a deeper move into the $137.36–$135.41 range, price found strong buying interest earlier than anticipated. The area we bounced from is significant—it's essentially the origin of the move that led to Google’s all-time high in 2024. However, despite the bounce, GOOGL has lost support across all timeframes , which shifts my focus toward potential short opportunities. I’m now watching for a reaction around the support-turned-resistance zone near $164 . There’s an untested monthly level at $161.72 , which could trigger a reaction, but the area I’m really eyeing is the weekly resistance zone from $164 to $165.87 . I believe this range could act as a strong reversal zone and spark a deeper pullback. If that rejection plays out, here are the levels I’m watching for downside targets: - Target 1: $157.04 (daily support zone) - Target 2: $146.75 (leg end and major weekly swing low from September 2024) - Target 3: $141.55 (previous leg low) - Final Target: New lows below $140.00 This short setup was far more appealing before the recent bounce off the $140 zone, so I will remain cautious. However, if price starts reacting from this resistance zone and breaks back below the monthly at $161.72 —or even more convincingly, the local daily support at $160.67 —that would trigger confirmation for continuation to the downside. Invalidation levels: - A weekly close above $165.03 - A daily close above $170.60 Either of those would invalidate the short thesis.
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by ViciTradingSolutions
Can Efficiency Topple AI's Titans?Google has strategically entered the next phase of the AI hardware competition with Ironwood, its seventh-generation Tensor Processing Unit (TPU). Moving beyond general-purpose AI acceleration, Google specifically engineered Ironwood for inference – the critical task of running trained AI models at scale. This deliberate focus signals a Major bet on the "age of inference," where the cost and efficiency of deploying AI, rather than just training it, become dominant factors for enterprise adoption and profitability, positioning Google directly against incumbents NVIDIA and Intel. Ironwood delivers substantial advancements in both raw computing power and, critically, energy efficiency. Its most potent competitive feature may be its enhanced performance-per-watt, boasting impressive teraflops and significantly increased memory bandwidth compared to its predecessor. Google claims nearly double the efficiency of its previous generation, addressing the crucial operational challenges of power consumption and cost in large-scale AI deployments. This efficiency drive, coupled with Google's decade-long vertical integration in designing its TPUs, creates a tightly optimized hardware-software stack potentially offering significant advantages in total cost of ownership. By concentrating on inference efficiency and leveraging its integrated ecosystem, encompassing networking, storage, and software like the Pathways runtime, Google aims to carve out a significant share of the AI accelerator market. Ironwood is presented not merely as a chip, but as the engine for Google's advanced models like Gemini and the foundation for a future of complex, multi-agent AI systems. This comprehensive strategy directly challenges the established dominance of NVIDIA and the growing AI aspirations of Intel, suggesting the battle for AI infrastructure leadership is intensifying around the economics of deployment.
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by UDIS_View
GOOGL Technical Analysis (1H)Trend: Short-term bullish channel developing
Price: $157.09
Structure: Price is currently grinding upward inside a rising channel with support around $150 and resistance near $159.50. Key Support & Resistance Levels: * 🔽 Support: $150.04 → confluence with lower trendline and previous demand zone * 🔼 Resistance: $159.51 → upper trendline, testing prior intraday rejection level Volume: Rising steadily with every test of the lower channel support—buying pressure is evident.
RSI: Slight bullish momentum but approaching mid-range (not yet overbought) 🎯 Trade Idea: * Bullish Scenario: If price breaks and closes above $159.50 with volume, the next leg toward $162–$165 is possible. * ⚡️ Entry: $158 breakout * 🎯 Target: $162.50 / $165 * 🛑 Stop: $155 * Bearish Scenario: A breakdown below $155 may trigger a move toward the $150 and $144 zones. * ⛔️ Entry: Below $154.80 * 🎯 Target: $150 → $144 * 🛑 Stop: $158 🔥 Options GEX & Sentiment Insights IVR/IVx: * IVR: 70.6 (elevated, traders are pricing in movement) * IVx Avg: 58 → implies option prices are above historical norm Options Flow: * Puts: 27.1% dominance (moderate hedging activity) * GEX Bias: Strong Gamma Wall at $157, suggesting price may gravitate toward or stall here unless a breakout occurs. * Call Walls: * $160 – Mild resistance * $162.5 – Potential profit-taking zone * Put Walls: * $150 – Strong support area due to GEX negative cluster * $145–$140 zone – Loaded with high negative GEX: bounce likely if it dips there ⚠️ GEX Highlight: * The Highest Positive NETGEX is near $157, suggesting market makers prefer pinning price near this zone unless there's a volatility jolt. 💡 Final Thoughts & Strategy GOOGL is currently in a tight spot where price is climbing within a narrowing channel, and the GEX walls are aligning perfectly around it. It’s a gamma-neutral zone where market makers may suppress volatility short term unless external catalysts break the structure. Scalp Idea: Use break/retest around $157 or $160 for quick directional trades.
Options Strategy: * Neutral-to-Bullish: Consider selling a put credit spread above $150 if expecting price to consolidate. * Directional Call: Buy 0DTE or 2DTE calls if price breaks above $159.50 with volume.
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by BullBearInsights
Google may rotate up soon - Bearish exhaustion maybe?NASDAQ:GOOGL is looking at a possible short-term recovery after the stock has shown significant bearish exhaustion. 1.) Prices dip below the key support with spike in volume. Suspected manipulation or bear trap. 2.) the whole corrective move since Aug 2024 is in a bearish corrective flat structure. Meaning to say, that the stock may find its major support at 123.6% extension of the previous day range. While stochastic is showing potential signs of oversold and DM- is peaking. so anytime from now, we are looking for strong opportunity to buy. Key clue, if the stock rally 6-8% within a day, we are looking at a possible recovery.
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by William-trading
Trump tariffs 2018 vs 2025Based on the Google stock chart, I believe that large corporations reflect the overall economy more than their individual financial strength. History: January 2018: The U.S. imposed tariffs ranging from 30% to 50% on imported solar panels and washing machines.  March 2018: Tariffs of 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum imports were enacted, citing national security concerns.  June 2018: The steel and aluminum tariffs were extended to include imports from the European Union, Canada, and Mexico. July 2018: The U.S. imposed a 25% tariff on $34 billion worth of Chinese goods, initiating a trade conflict with China.  August 2018: An additional 25% tariff was applied to another $16 billion of Chinese imports. September 2018: The administration implemented a 10% tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods, with plans to increase it to 25% by January 2019.  May 2019: The tariff on the $200 billion of Chinese goods was increased from 10% to 25% after trade negotiations stalled. August 2019: President Trump announced plans for a 10% tariff on an additional $300 billion of Chinese goods, which were later adjusted, with some products facing a 15% tariff starting in September 2019 and others delayed to December 2019.
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by sholi_software