Last Trading Day of the Week — Here’s Where I Might Pull the Trigger

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
Pre-market is hovering around 437. Yesterday’s intraday high reached 441, but it failed to break the major resistance at 460. Without volume confirmation, I won’t chase. If it can break above 441–443 during regular trading hours with strong volume, I might enter with a small position. But if it spikes and fades again, I’ll stay on the sidelines.

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
Pre-market pushed up to 194 again — still looks strong but lacks volume. Unless it breaks through 195 with solid volume today, I won’t add to my position. If it pulls back to 190–191 and holds, I might consider a small dip buy.

$Applied Materials (AMAT.US)$
The chart structure looks great. It's now holding above 220. If it breaks through 224–225 today with volume, I’ll add to my position. Even if it doesn’t break out, as long as it holds 220, I’ll keep my current core position.

$Oracle (ORCL.US)$
It broke above 300 pre-market — a positive sign. I’m watching the 305–308 zone closely. If it breaks that level with volume, it’ll be a textbook mid-trend breakout, and I’ll look to re-enter for another move up.

$Western Digital (WDC.US)$
Nothing particularly strong here. It’s moving sideways around 119 in pre-market. I won’t consider buying unless it drops to 115 with signs of support, or breaks above 123 with volume. Watching only today.

$Fair Isaac (FICO.US)$
After intense volatility, it’s now stabilizing around 1716 pre-market. As long as 1700 holds, I’ll keep holding. If it breaks above 1750 with volume, I’ll consider adding for a potential secondary push.

$Seagate Technology (STX.US)$
Yesterday’s spike was on low volume, and now it’s back at 218 pre-market. The setup doesn’t support a trade — I’m completely staying on the sidelines.

$Apple (AAPL.US)$
Crucial level here. Pre-market is holding around 255. If it breaks out above 257–258 with volume, I’ll look to rebuild a position. But if it drops below 253, I’ll step back and stop all trading actions for now.