$AGC

$AGC in squeeze mode

Put-call watchlist for this week After looking at their CHARTS - 👉 i like bctx dcrc ionq amc agc riot mara evgo & LCID

sold 1/5 $AGC > @Neptune5045 said: long $agc

$AGC - daaamn...i wanted to pull the trigger there but hesitated grrr...since it was PM didn't want to get in ...in case it ripped

Watchlist: $AGC - looking for rejection at ATH 18.11 $EVGO - supply range is 20-22 looking for rejection there $LCID - the option IO for $45 has the highest volume, however, as i got fucked last time i won't be biased that it has to close under $45. $IONQ - looking for rejection in 20-.4 range

IU Watchlist: Main Watches: $FSR looking at 945-10AM + trend join. $OPEN another 945-10AM + trend join is best. $EVGO been a crazy squeezer ideally gap up $20 + blow off and sit back - great levels today each one held to a tee. $17.70s and $18.60s - good discussion in chat. $LCID gap up is ideal $1-2 + and sit back otherwise weak open for break out + Failed Follow Through: $PPSI nice levels today morning shove is deal but looking for more fails - nice bounce short and hit all levels of congestion from last run before fading off. Nice reads in the room. Looking to fade it sub $7 tomorrow or lower. $NUZE higher better and unwind is ideal. $HUDI failed follow through - looking for pops and unwind. $BMBL gap up and fails to $35. $AGC impressive come back thinking one more squeeze out and then unwind is goal.

IU Watchlist: Main Watches: $F higher better I still think we have a reset day back to $17.80-18.20s but I think if try to hard I'll miss it. Like today I just need to wait for levels. Be patient and if market agrees I'll go for it ie: RIVN LCID etc. $LCID killer unwind. Higher better and fade off again otherwise gap down flush $1-2 and rebound. $IONQ really nice prep today on broadcast - either gap down test of today's low and rebound or morning shove vs. today's VWAP for more pressure back to $16s $MARA minimized but what an opportunity to say the least. Ideally gap down flush $58 and rebound. Failed Follow Through: $EVGO morning shove and failed follow through would be ideal. $PLTR destroyed - IMO super super retail crowded thinking morning shove $23 + and failed follow through $SKLZ looking for a set up just like today - more of same - just like SPCE $RNXT likely gap down but higher better for fade back on $6s eventually - really wanted $7.50-7.20 but no time left today. $AGC quiet fade off radar unwind $PUBM nice fader today great levels but total miss of the BIG score covered too early. Higher better and back side watch TTD as well - great discussion in lounge. $DNA Morning shove and ideally unwind again. Continuation: $KULR nice rebound today on that swing $BTB maybe a big trap AHs - we'll see. So far so good be smart along way it's moved $1/share since idea. $RETO no position but watching if trend builds $CNCE looking to build if trend firms up.

IU Watchlist: Main Watches: $MARA reactive trade or 945-10AM + trend join $LCID to me felt like all a cover into close and just ran out of time - faded off AHs as suspected but no position. Still interested but keep in mind we have a big EV IPO tomorrow so we need to see how it reacts and not get too aggressive with a bias until things start to pan out. $F higher better looking for another trade like today - don't expect it "has" to fade but - same levels like today 1960s $EVGO thinking gap down but depends on the market LCID TSLA etc - but looking to fade back sub $13 or lower. Higher is best and then fails. Failed Follow Through: $KPLT higher better and failed follow through $AGC $16 + and failed follow through - instablogs are hot lol $IONQ set price alerts don't lose off radar ie: BKKT $NIO unwinding AHs on e/r looking to join weakness as long as no higher lows $BKKT higher better and back side is ideal Continuation: $BTB I didn't have on scan b/c whatever reason bigcharts doesn't like it - but same thoughts as yesterday and today - had a nice move AHs to $2 we'll see. Nice from $1.2xs and those swipes noted. $IFRX no position but $5 a big level

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