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For the week of October 7 – Stock mentions: FB, NVDA, ROKU, MU, CSCO, C
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Facebook (FB)
Facebook was able to find support around $173, and an increase above resistance at $180 could help to set FB up for a retest of resistance at $186.
Nvidia (NVDA)
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Nvidia had a solid bounce off support at $171, and I think the stock is on its way to $198.
Roku (ROKU)
Roku still has this giant downtrend to contend with, but for now, resistance sits up at $121.
Micron (MU)
Micron found support at $42, and I think the stock will work on refilling that gap up at $48.75
Cisco (CSCO)
I can’t figure Cisco out; every time I think it is going up, it goes down. Anyway, support at $46.50 needs to hold, and if it does, shares could bounce back to $49.30.
Citigroup (C)
The pattern in Citigroup isn’t looking very good. When I look, I see a bearish head and shoulder pattern. We have to watch this develop, but a break below $61 would suggest that the stock could fall back to $54.
Have a great Sunday
-Mike
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