- SPYneutralshort-termThe host stresses that 748.62 is key support and 759.57 is resistance on the S&P 500; holding support keeps the range intact, while a breakdown could trigger programmatic selling toward 730.Source
- QQQneutralshort-termThe host says QQQ must hold the yellow-line support to stabilize and attack 695.16; only above that can it challenge the 725-728 area, while losing 650 would be serious.Source
- TQQQneutralThe host says trading the 3x QQQ ETF using QQQ levels can work but depends on the individual's risk preference; traders should choose what suits them.Source
- SOXLneutralmid-termThe host treats 52.29 as the bull/bear line for the 3x semiconductor ETF; if it holds, the market can base and year-end price action may improve.Source
- Cryptonegative for stocksmid-termThe host notes Bitcoin printed three consecutive sell signals and dropped toward 68,000, a very bearish setup; 64,000 is the more important bull/bear anchor below.Source
- Cryptopositive for stocksshort-termThe host says an aggressive long entry can be tried near 68,500-68,800 if the 30-minute chart breaks the descending channel, with a stop loss.Source
- COINbearishmid-termThe host believes if Coinbase cannot reclaim 137, it will remain troublesome into year-end and early next year; 137 is his line in the sand.Source
- LITEneutralThe host says he is done trading LITE for this year and will stay away regardless of how it moves.Source
- COHRbearishshort-termThe host thinks COHR may hit resistance at the channel top and carve a short-term sell point; a move to or below 180 would likely create an oversold buy point.Source
- COHRbullishshort-termThe host says 255-260 is major resistance for COHR; an effective breakout would mark a fundamental trend reversal and support continuation.Source
- INTCneutralThe host does not elaborate on Intel this episode but says his prior view is unchanged and refers to earlier episodes.Source
- NVDAneutralshort-termThe host says 150 is the key level to watch next week; if NVDA breaks it, the larger trend faces a severe test.Source
- Geopoliticsneutralmid-termThe host believes the current chip export-control developments are a deliberate pressure campaign, and the impact on semiconductors may not be short-lived.Source
- XLPbullishThe host notes defensive sectors like the consumer staples ETF are still making new highs, and the position he recommended in May remains profitable.Source