MDLZ offers an objective long entry here at the bottom of the 55-53ish long-term support zone with stops somewhat below, ideally on a weekly closing basis (weekly chart below).

KMB offers an objective but aggressive (catch-a-falling knife) long entry here at the 97ish long-term support level with stops somewhat below (relative to the price targets shown at arrow breaks) on the weekly chart below.

CPB nearly identical chart & fundamentals (nobody wants boring, steady-eddy blue chip conservative defensive/consumer staples stocks in an AI/silver/high-flying tech stock bubble…but they will once it bursts).

CPB is in a death spiral with zero evidence of a reversal or buy signals. While the odds for a short covering rally are rapidly building, my preference for a long entry (other than a candlestick reversal pattern) would be a little more downside to the 25.20ish support and/or a solid break & weekly close above the downtrend line on the weekly chart below.

GIS is in a death spiral with zero evidence of a reversal or buy signals. While the odds for a short covering rally are rapidly building, my preference for a long entry (other than a candlestick reversal pattern) would be a little more downside to the 41 support and/or a solid break & weekly close above the downtrend line on the weekly chart below.

I don’t see a stock or ETF with the ticker XFF. What is the name of the company/ETF?

do you have anything on GIS, CPB, KMB, or MDLZ?

I’d say my confidence in MOH hitting T3 is fair. Not super high, not very low, but just fair. However, I do favor a tradable pullback here (or slightly above) as this price support level sits just below the top of that huge gap from Oct.

If so, an ideal pullback target (for those trying to game a short or closing the long here with plans to re-enter on a pullback) would be anywhere from just above that recent reaction high around 171.60 down to the T1 level (165ish) with a stop somewhat below the R1/entry point (151.50ish).

Sometimes, a stock coming off a powerful divergent low like this one might just power right through resistance like a hot knife through butter, so anyone planning to hold out for T3 might opt to raise stops & let it run for now. Again, my preference is a decent reaction here or slightly above T2 but I wouldn’t be shocked to see it continue to run, especially if the broad market continues to rally this week.