Thanks for the analysis Randy!

Don’t have much of a read on the charts of VRT, ETN, & PWR, but here’s the LEU daily chart, with the stock in no-man’s land (between the 161.60ish support below & 200-day MA’s & 261.45ish resistance overhead.

SMR one of the better ones you mentioned, so far (still going thru the rest). SMR offers an objective long entry off the 11.50ish support and/or on a break above the bullish falling wedge (downtrend line), with stops somewhat below. OKLO & BE charts with levels below as well.

Ditto for CEG (just took out 200-day MA’s following the DH, best to see those MA’s recovered as this puts the stock in a bearish position now). TLN above the 200’s following a recent & very brief dip below but keep in mind, as I go through those names you gave me (utility stocks), birds of a feather flock together.

NRG stronger, just putting in a new high, but with big negative divergences & overbought conditions. Bottom line: Not my kind of setup to go lon,g but divergences & overbought conditions can & often do get burned through, especially if the fundamentals are strong enough. Therefore, if you take any of all of those stocks, just don’t get married to them (i.e.- have stops in place). I don’t have any price targets since most of those stocks are at or just off ATHs.

From both the daily &weekly charts, looks to me that VST likely put in a major top at the recent divergent high, but if I’m wrong, best to wait for the stock to clearly move back above the 200-day MA’s it recently lost, as well as this intersecting downtrend line, before going long

That 200-wk MA has done a decent job of containing corrections in MSFT, plus, nice positive divergence on the 60-min chart (posted below, with ‘conditional’ price targets), not to mention the stock is at the most oversold reading (on the daily RSI) in two decades (2006).

Therefore, if NVDA doesn’t sh*t the bed tonight & the stock market holds up or even better, rallies over the next week or so, MSFT will likely be one of, if not the top performers in the Mag 8, with a decent short-covering/bear market rally. If NVDA does trigger a big drop in the market, MSFT will most likely get dragged down with the rest of the lot.

I think so. UNG offers an objective long entry or re-entry here off the 11.44ish support following the recent breakout & backtest of the 60m bullish falling wedge pattern with the positive divergences still intact (stop somewhat below 11.44)

Not sure as I don’t have a position nor an opinion on the near-term direction of AAPL right now. In fact, I just commented on it yesterday in this reply: https://rightsideofthechart.com/swing-trade-ideas-2-23-26/#comment-38071

That’s the thing, is that NVO is currently trading below key uptrend lines on the monthly & weekly charts (below). While it does still have positive divergences on the weekly & daily charts, which gives it the potential to snap back & at least backtest those trendlines but more likely, IMO, to recovery them, at this time my preference would be the latter (wait until the weekly & monthly trendlines are recovered before initiating or adding to a long-term swing/trend position).

Thanks Geo! Or is it George?