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“$SMCI 1H short setup Price is back at the $41.5–42.5 resistance zone after a strong move from $34–35. I’ll short the rejection here. Entry: $41.5–42.5 TP: $40 → $37–38 SL: $43 I share trade setups like this every day on TradingView. Follow me there for the next one. https://t.co/2s4HYm2IXg”

“Two big earnings tonight: $ORCL and $ADBE. These are my levels before the reports. Both reports are after market hours, so I want the levels clear before the move starts. $ORCL Price is around $162, holding above the $155–158 support zone. > Long plan: Entry around $158, with confirmation above $168–171. TP: $182 / $200 SL: below $155 The idea is simple: ORCL is still holding its uptrend, and I want to see the support hold before looking for another move higher. $ADBE is around $255 and sitting near the lower side of its rising channel. > Long plan: $250–254 TP: $268–276, with $280+ as the bigger resistance area SL: below $240 Here I want the $240–250 area to hold. If it does, the channel gives room for a move back toward $280 and above. This setup was shared through the KCGI discussion group, and I’m adding my own chart analysis before the earnings. I’ll come back with the result and whether the plan worked. One reason I use Bitget for earnings trades is that both reports come after market hours, while Bitget gives me 24/7 stock trading. It also has 1.7x deeper ORCL liquidity than competitors and lets me buy Themed Stocks in one trade. This is the call. I’ll come back with the result after earnings. Not financial advice.”

“Two big earnings tonight: $ORCL and $ADBE. These are my levels before the reports. Both reports are after market hours, so I want the levels clear before the move starts. $ORCL Price is around $162, holding above the $155–158 support zone. > Long plan: Entry around $158, with confirmation above $168–171. TP: $182 / $200 SL: below $155 The idea is simple: ORCL is still holding its uptrend, and I want to see the support hold before looking for another move higher. $ADBE is around $255 and sitting near the lower side of its rising channel. > Long plan: $250–254 TP: $268–276, with $280+ as the bigger resistance area SL: below $240 Here I want the $240–250 area to hold. If it does, the channel gives room for a move back toward $280 and above. This setup was shared through the KCGI discussion group, and I’m adding my own chart analysis before the earnings. I’ll come back with the result and whether the plan worked. One reason I use Bitget for earnings trades is that both reports come after market hours, while Bitget gives me 24/7 stock trading. It also has 1.7x deeper ORCL liquidity than competitors and lets me buy Themed Stocks in one trade. This is the call. I’ll come back with the result after earnings. Not financial advice.”

“$CRDO is one AI stock I’m watching before the next big move. I’ve been keeping an eye on this one because CRDO is part of the AI infrastructure space, making the high-speed connections used to move data between AI chips. Revenue has also grown from around $170M to $437M in the last five quarters. Price has been moving inside a rising channel, and the latest move pushed into the 280 to 285 area. I liked the way price was holding the trend, so I took the long here. > Entry: 280 is the breakout area I’m taking the trade from. > Target: 307 is the next resistance area and where I’m looking to take profit. > SL: 270 If price breaks below this level, the setup is no longer valid for me. The target is near the next major resistance, while the SL keeps the risk clear if this breakout fails. For this kind of trade, I’d use @Bitget Stock Perps. When I’m taking a decent size, liquidity matters a lot. I want my order to get filled properly without slippage. Bitget has deep liquidity for Stock Perps, and I can trade them 24/7. I also don’t need to move to another platform just to trade a stock. I can keep my crypto trades and Stock Perps in the same place. I’ve taken the position, now let’s see how $CRDO plays out.”

“$GME is one of the setups I’m adding to my trade journal this week. One of the Global Fans Spirit mentors shared this setup after $GME reclaimed $20.82 following the $17.94 low sweep. Volume picked up, and daily money flow turned positive. The fundamental side is also interesting. GameStop reported $790.2M revenue vs $757M expected, adjusted EPS of $0.27 vs $0.19 expected, and raised full-year adjusted EBITDA guidance above $650M. FOMC is another risk for the trade today, so leverage needs to stay under control around the decision. The trade setup: Long: $21.03 to $21.45 SL: $20.60 TP1: $23.24 TP2: $25.00 TP3: $26.99 There are 15 mentors sharing setups inside the Global Fans Spirit. The team is currently #15 in spot stocks and #36 in TradFi futures, and the push toward the Top 10 continues. If you’re trading KCGI too, come join the Global Fans Spirit and trade with us”