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📈 [LIVE] PRE-MARKET LIVE STREAM | WE'RE BACK | My Top Watches Today | Key Levels

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Key takeaways

Finance

Finance-focused summary (markets, levels, strategies)

  • The host frames the week as a “pop and fade” vs “reclaim long” decision based on price action around key technical levels—not a prediction of direction “just because.”
  • The video is heavily technical/price-action focused across Nasdaq futures (ES/ES-like), S&P 500, SPY, QQQ, and sector/style baskets. A recurring emphasis is on demand/supply levels and key moving averages—especially the daily 20 (daily 20 SMA).
  • Macro catalyst watchlist for the week:
    • Wednesday: CPI
    • Thursday: PPI
    • Thursday: unemployment claims
    • Friday: a notable move attributed to the jobs report (non-farm employment change, unemployment rate, average hourly earnings) supporting a more hawkish Fed narrative (rates not expected to be cut).

Instruments / tickers explicitly mentioned

Indices / futures

  • NASDAQ futures

ETFs

  • QQQ, SPY, SMH (semiconductors), IWM (Russell 2000)

Individual stocks / equities

  • AMD, TSM, Broadcom (AVGO), MU, SNDK, WDC, MRVL, ARM
  • Dell (DELL), SMCI
  • IGV (software ETF/stock in the stream context), plus ServiceNow (NOW), IBM, Oracle (ORCL)
  • Tesla (TSLA), Nvidia (NVDA), Microsoft (MSFT), Apple/Amazon/Google/Meta (large cap tech; Google explicitly referenced)
  • CRWV, NBIS, IN (neo-cloud names)
  • HOOD (Robinhood)

Other themes

  • DRAM referenced as a “memory” opportunity/theme (not a ticker).

Key numbers & levels (technical “lines in the sand”)

Nasdaq futures / QQQ focus (core “inflection” calls)

Demand / downside triggers

  • Demand level: 28,800 on Nasdaq futures
    • Break below 28,800 → expects further downside
  • Next downside area mentioned: 28,430s / 28,4xx region (stated: “trading down into 284”)

Historical reference

  • May 11 low: 28,742

Upside “reclaim” level (shift to reclaim-long)

  • Reclaim zone: 29,480–29,500
    • Host wants reclaim above this to shift the bias to reclaim-long

Upside targets if reclaim works

  • Daily 20: around 29,782–29,800
  • Then: 29,800s zone
  • If it breaks ~29,800, could push toward 30,200

Primary weekly decision point (host’s #1 watch)

  • Retest of ~29,800 and the daily 20 SMA
    • If it turns into lower-high rejection (bearish)
    • Or if it becomes a massive reclaim/squeeze back toward highs (bullish)

S&P 500 / SPY levels

S&P 500 (reclaim vs rejection path)

  • Reclaim zone: 7,454–7,463
    • If reclaimed → expects move back to daily 20, then toward ~7,540
  • Bearish path (lower-high rejection):
    • Back toward ~7,400
    • If that fails: toward ~7,354 (Friday lows), then ~7,300

SPY

  • Reclaim level: ~743–744
  • Breakdown/hold demand: ~732–734 (4-hour chart demand)
  • Another noted level: ~737 (needs to hold/reclaim)

QQQ levels

  • Reclaim/inflection highs: ~720–722
    • Framed as the “line in the sand” (reclaim vs rejection)

SMH as confirmation

  • Semiconductors (via SMH) are used as a confirmation signal (details below).

SMH (semiconductor sector) confirmation

“Don’t short if daily 20 holds” rule

  • If SMH holds the daily 20, host says shorting the market “doesn’t make sense.”

Key daily-20 hold area

  • ~578–580 on SMH

Targets if SMH holds/reclaims

  • If SMH holds and reclaims → ~614–620
  • If it “V-shape recovers”:
    • Reclaim daily 20
    • Reclaim prior 4-hour highs to support continuation

Methodology / framework used (explicit)

  • The host repeatedly applies a price-action level framework:
    1. Identify demand/supply zones and rejection points
    2. Watch for outcomes at a specific reclaim level vs break level
    3. Interpret outcomes as:
      • “Reclaim long” setup: reclaim key level → hold as support → target the daily 20 → then prior highs
      • “Pop and fade / lower-high rejection” setup: price re-enters supply and forms a lower high → bearish continuation
  • Weekly macro overlay:
    • CPI / PPI / claims (and especially the labor/jobs surprise on Friday) are treated as the dominant catalysts, but trade execution still relies on levels + reactions.

Explicit trading biases / recommendations

  • General stance: not looking to “short the hell out of this market.”
  • Primary bullish conditional bias:
    • If indices (Nasdaq/QQQ) reclaim ~29,480–29,500, then hold the daily 20 + ~29,800 retest, the host expects a V-shape recovery toward prior highs.
  • Risk caution:
    • If 28,800 breaks on Nasdaq, downside could accelerate—breaks are treated as “line in the sand” moments.
  • Sector tilt:
    • Semiconductors (via SMH) are described as a key confirmation signal; if SMH holds daily 20 (~578–580), host prefers longs off the level.

Stock-specific “watch” lists and buy-zone logic

Semis (SMH-aligned names)

  • AMD

    • Gap fill area: ~451–456
    • Wants AMD to hold demand and reclaim daily 20, then test reclaim capability versus Monday lows (referenced around “48 48680”)

  • TSM

    • Prefer pullback long: ~420–423
    • Next focus: retest of triple-top highs

  • Broadcom (AVGO)

    • Highlighted range: ~374–382 (daily prior highs zone)
    • Watch how price behaves there

Memory / DRAM theme (daily 20 pullback longs)

The host frames these as historical “daily 20 pullback” bounce candidates:

  • MU

    • Key support: daily 20 / ~880
    • Reclaim to watch: ~813–818
    • Upside mentioned: ~9.85
    • If above ~9.85 → “back to all-time highs”

  • SNDK

    • Daily 20 pullback
    • Reclaim mentioned: ~16.30

  • WDC

    • Daily 20 pullback near ~495–488

Prior bounce magnitude context (not guarantees)

  • Examples cited: MU +67%, SNDK +46%, WDC +36%
  • Group context: ~40–60% historical-type bounce range

Additional longs / setups

  • MRVL (added to S&P 500 on Friday)

    • Pullback hold zone: ~275–277
    • If it reclaims ~294–296 → expects continuation
    • If it loses ~275–277 → could drop toward ~250

  • ARM

    • Watch ~323–333 (prior highs/lows pullback hold zone)

  • IGV (software)

    • Congratulates longs; pullback-long near ~94.95 (daily 20 + prior highs area)

  • ServiceNow (NOW)

    • Mentions a gap fill around ~110
    • Wants it to hold around the gap-fill level (daily 20 / daily 100 slightly below)

  • IBM

    • Pullback-long interest around ~268–273

  • Dell (DELL)

    • “Gap trap” idea: holds above ~402 after moving into gap fill

  • SMCI

    • Mentions ~35–36 as a possible pullback long
    • Congratulates a viewer for catching a move

  • NEO-Cloud names: NBIS, CRWV, IN

    • NBIS: viewed as best/profitable in the group
    • CRWV: weekly trend break/retest around ~98.99, plus daily moving averages (200/100)

  • Google (Alphabet)

    • Weekly retest idea: ~350–353 (daily high + daily 50 + gap fill logic)
    • Notes it could take “five weeks” to pull back before a larger move (time-based caution)

  • HOOD (Robinhood)

    • Watch retest/structure around ~80–81.50
    • References daily moving averages (100/20/50) and a 4-hour consolidation/curl

Disclosures / sponsorship / other notes

  • No explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer appears in the provided subtitles.
  • The host promotes funded trading/options via:
    • Vanquish: mentions 35% off through June, promo code “Desi”
    • LightSpeed: mentions No More Pattern Day Trader, 3 months free, 50% off commissions
  • Mentions TradingView for daily updated levels.

Presenters / sources mentioned

  • Presenter/host: Desi (implied by “Use code Desi” and repeated references)
  • Other attendees/chat names referenced: Margin (Sid Josh Dave Bob Chef Chef?), Mikey, Josh, Chef, Bart, etc. (viewer names in chat)
  • No external financial sources (banks/newsletters) cited beyond macro references to CPI/PPI/jobs report/Fed rate-cut expectations.

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