Below is the Candlestick for Nvidia.
According to the stage classification by Weinstein and Minervini, it is at "Stage 3" and alarms are ringing.
In past examples, it has formed a similar Candlestick pattern as Amgen in 1993. Don't you think such similarities are quite remarkable for a Candlestick expert? w (Image attached)
I like the 'Stage Theory' as well, but I often think based on 'Price Cycle' and the 'Reversal of Exhaustion'.
It is called a point where I Sell at 'high moving average deviation rates', so I did not sell near the highest price. I will note down the points where I sold.
However, it is a point unrelated to anxiety and frustration, and it is time-efficient, probably with a high expected value, so I like it as an exit strategy suited for me. Just kidding. I have nothing to do, so I was reviewing last year.
Now, when considering where it would be good to Sell after that, selling from the "confirmation of decline" would likely be at the 50MA touch. Next would be the 200MA touch, I suppose. At this point, it has touched the 200MA twice and has declined...

I want a humanoid robot normally.
Having it do household chores, taking care of me when I'm old, or turning it into an avatar. It's practical.