This Pullback Is Setting Up Big Long Opportunities Across the Market

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The 10-year yield is currently putting pressure on the S&P 500 and other stock indices, causing them to drop. However, if the correlation between these two assets weakens, it may be time for me to remove the 10-year yield from my analysis. The 10-year yield has been forming an up-sloping trend line with pivot lows at 4.556 and 4.529. The more often resistance is hit, the weaker it becomes, and price consolidation suggests a potential push to the upside. My next level of resistance is 4.688, but there will be a stopping point around 4.657 before that. The SPX also has an up-sloping trend line with pivot lows at 7623 and 7584. A retrace to this gap in the charts could provide a great rejection level for shorting the market. If price closes above 7623, it can be stopped out of the trade. USO is not doing much today but I would look at 124.11 as a day trade level. The SOXX chart has a pivot low at $584.38 and my aggressive long level today is around $550 with a potential resistance level at $602.72. ARM has a nice drawdown today and my preferred entry point for a long trade is $302.71, but there's also an opportunity to short if it gets above $353.29. SanDisk had this nice surge to the upside, got a little bit of a fall, and now we're starting to move back higher. My shortable level today is 1831 with a swing trade potential at 1821 as long as it closes above 1861 on a daily basis. Zooming out in the charts, SanDisk has an up-sloping trend line with pivot lows at 1642 and 1620. If it breaks below this trend line, we could see further downside. COHR had this nice drawdown today but already bounced 2%. My preferred entry point for a long trade is $362.84 or wait for the SPY to get into some support before entering a position. Nvidia has a gap in the charts at $205.10 and I mentioned yesterday that it could be shorted around that level. It's already gotten a bounce off that, so my preferred entry point today is 204.40 with potential resistance at 206.50. Overall, these are some of the best trade setups for today based on the analysis of the provided YouTube video transcript.

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Summarize the following YouTube trading video transcript. Extract: - Stock tickers mentioned and any price levels (support, resistance, targets, stop-losses) associated with each - Key trading strategy - Indicators used - Entry/exit rules and suggested trades - Timeframes mentioned - Risk management tips Transcript: Each afternoon, [music] real setups are broken down with entry strategies and the technical reasoning behind every trade. This is today's best trade setups [music] with Verified Investing. >> Welcome to today's best trade setups. My name is Benjamin Poole, head trader here at Verified Investing. So, today we're going to talk about the 10-year yield, the SPX, and we're also going to go over USO. So, I bring up the 10-year yield because it is currently putting a lot of pressure on the markets. When the uh 10-year yield starts to rise, the S&P 500 and the stock market continues to drop, and that's what's continuing to happen over the last few days. So, there's a lot of correlation between the two, and so as soon as that or as long as that continues, I will be covering that. As soon as we can get some separation between the two, then I'm actually going to go ahead and remove the 10-year yield out of the picture. Let's jump into the 10-year yield now. So, here's this up-sloping trend line. Pivot low here, secondary hit, third hit, fourth hit. I do have logarithmic charts on, so let me remove those to show you where this low hit hit happened. Price consolidation right in this area. We finally got a little bit of a push above this gap in the charts at 4.556. Now it's looking to push up a little bit higher. Now, when you did see the markets float, we had this nice sell-off, but now all of a sudden we got to this pivot low right here at 4.529, and now we're pushing higher. So, the more often resistance is hit, the weaker it gets, and it's consolidating right on top of this resistance. And so, what we're looking at is a potential push to the upside. As long as this up-sloping trend line is intact, it does favor a continued push higher. So, my next level of resistance is going to be 4.688. Now, we'll we will have a stopping point right here about 4.657. However, once we get here, we should see a nice sell-off in the US 10-year and the S&P 500 should get a pretty sizable bounce. Now, SPX up-sloping trend line. We covered this. Here's this up-sloping trend line that we're monitoring. We finally broke below. You notice we haven't made a real continuation move lower because the 10-year yield isn't really spiking yet. So, here's how you would play something like this. You're going to wait for either A, price to consolidate over the next few days cuz right now we're putting in this nice bear flag. However, still immature so we need it to play out a little bit more and then we can see further downside. Or, if you're a little bit more conservative, don't want to wait for it or aggressive, depending on how you look at it, you could wait for a retrace to this gap in the charts sitting at 7584 and that is not only a retrace of this up-sloping trend line, but it would be a gap in the charts and this is going to be a great rejection level. The nice thing about something like this is if it does get above 7623, then you could always stop out of the trade. So, if you want to play this, wait couple more days. So, you need about six days inside of a nice red bar candle to create a nice bear flag or you wait for a retrace up here, depending on which happens first. The USO chart, not going on not a lot going on today. What I would be looking at, still love this 140.92 level, but it does look like there's a little bit more bearish bearishness in the USO chart. So, I'd be looking at 124.11 for a day trade today on the chart of US oil. But, you notice how all this price consolidation happened right underneath it, but now we're staying a little bit weaker, chopping on top of support. It's like the inverse of what's going on with the 10-year yield. So, I do anticipate additional downside, which is why 124.11 would be my day trade level and not my swing trade level. SOXX did have this nice prior green green bar cap excuse me red bar candle opening as well as pivot low. I was mentioning yesterday this would have been my shortable level at

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- Entry/exit rules and suggested trades
- Timeframes mentioned
- Risk management tips
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Here is a summary of the YouTube trading video transcript: **Stock Tickers and Price Levels:** * 10-year yield: + Support: 4.529 + Resistance: 4.688 + Target: 4.556 (gap) + Stop-loss: 4.657 * SPX (S&P 500): + Support: $550 + Resistance: $602.72 + Gap: $7584 * USO (US Oil): + Support: 124.11 + Resistance: 140.92 * SOXX: + Support: $584.38 + Resistance: $602.72 * ARM: + Support: $302.71 + Resistance: $353.29 * SanDisk: + Shortable level: 1832 + Target: 1861 * COHR: + Long level: $362.84 (conservative), $358.02 (aggressive) * Nvidia: + Bounce level: $205.10 **Key Trading Strategy:** The video focuses on identifying potential trading opportunities based on technical analysis, including trend lines, gaps, and support/resistance levels. **Indicators Used:** * Trend lines * Gaps * Support and resistance levels * Fibonacci retracement levels **Entry/Exit Rules and Suggested Trades:** * Wait for price consolidation or a retrace before entering trades (e.g., USO, SOXX) * Use pivot points as entry/exit points (e.g., SanDisk, COHR) * Dollar cost average to reduce risk (SanDisk) * Look for gaps and support/resistance levels to identify potential trading opportunities **Timeframes Mentioned:** * Day trades * Swing trades * Long-term trades **Risk Management Tips:** * Set stop-losses at key support/resistance levels * Use Fibonacci retracement levels to identify potential targets * Dollar cost average to reduce risk * Monitor charts for changes in trend lines and gaps