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Can the Markets go HIGHER?!!

Welcome to another exciting day in the world of trading! Dr. Stock here, your guide to navigating the turbulent markets. But before we dive into the exciting plays and opportunities, let me drop a little knowledge on you. Ever wondered why ghosts haunt people? Well, it's because they're empty inside. Spooky, right?Now, let's get down to business. I've got my Halloween shirt on, and we're about to discuss the intriguing market developments and potential profit plays. Some we've already executed, and others are still on the horizon. But there's value to be had, and I've got some exciting stuff to share with you.First, don't forget to grab your free stocks and check out my Discord page, where the community thrives and real-time discussions are happening. Also, stay tuned for my Tesla stock price predictions up to 2030. It's a journey you won't want to miss.For those looking to amplify their portfolio, my options course is a valuable resource. Now, let's dive into the charts.We're taking a closer look at the Nasdaq, and I want to show you some key indicators. The trend line is a useful tool, and right now, things are looking interesting. We've crossed above the 50-day moving average, and the RSI is pointing to bullish momentum. But today's trading wasn't without its ups and downs, and we did dip close to that 50-day moving average, which still had a bullish tone.Let's shift our focus to intraday action. The day started strong, but then we encountered a double top, a key moment for me. I leveraged that by getting into TQQQ, which surged over 50% in value. Of course, I can't give individual trading advice, but those who followed my lead may have benefited.The Fed minutes played a role in the market's movement today, leading to a notable volume spike at 13:52. We crossed both the 50-day EMA and SMA, setting the stage for further gains. I've got a TQQQ hedge in place as a safety net, just in case we face some volatility tomorrow.Now, let's talk about some of our recent plays. CSX was a technical play with an inverse head and shoulders pattern. This one delivered a 15% profit overnight, and it's been a great move.Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) had a similar inverse head and shoulders pattern, resulting in a 48% profit from yesterday to today. We analyzed the moving averages and RSI, and it paid off. WBA's chart showed a strong opening and closing strategy.Amazon (AMZN) is another stock I'm bullish on, with an 82% profit still on the table. Tomorrow could bring even more gains, and I'm watching closely. The 50-day simple moving average is a key level to keep an eye on.For a long shot play, we looked at C3.ai, and while it's a bit riskier, I see potential in it. The double bottom and momentum indicators are intriguing, and I've taken a small position on this one. It's set to expire on Friday the 13th, adding a touch of spookiness to our trades.Now, Netflix (NFLX) is on our radar for a potential downside move. We've closed below the 200-day moving average, and I believe there's an opportunity for profits as it continues to fall.Looking ahead, the momentum in the markets is palpable. Potential obstacles, like the CPI report and initial jobless claims, are on the horizon, but they may not be as disruptive as you think. The market's resilience is impressive, and our strategies are designed to thrive in these conditions.Remember, there are no guarantees in trading, and doing your research and due diligence is crucial. But with our community and real-time insights, we're ready to seize opportunities as they arise.Thanks for tuning in, and always remember that learning is earning. Stay tuned for our next video, and happy trading!
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  • Dk kang : Even if the CPI comes out differently than expected and the stock market plummets, it will all recover in about 3 trading days.  There is nothing to worry about the stock market.  Even if the war broke out, I couldn't even remember how many days it had been since I always went up.  Anyway, Wall Street is making up all kinds of reasons and logic to go up, so what are you worried about?  Why didn't you know that the stock market is a poker game where you have to plan and play?

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