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First, push for snow. $Snowflake(SNOW.US)$
It's still going up. My previous interpretation video has been in the past two months, and many people have asked, can I buy snow? I've always said I can't buy it, wait until it's over. Until June 26, the CD indicator prompted to go to the bottom and quickly drill out of the blue ladder
(The one pictured aboveRead the bottom(The two words are automatically prompted by the CD indicator)
It's still going up, and it's probably going to speed up. Next, the candlestick chart doesn't break the bottom edge of the blue ladder and doesn't sell.
Second, let's talk about Tesla $Tesla(TSLA.US)$
As I said last night, there's no need to gamble. My options went out first last week, then the underlying stock left last night too.
Tesla can also do the short term:
(The one pictured aboveRead the bottomwithsell(It comes with the CD indicator)
3. Apple's words $Apple(AAPL.US)$
Japanese level, the reminder is that after breaking the bottom, don't break the blue ladder and don't sell:
Nvidia, do you want to read the bottom of the video and then do it
You can do as I said last week and do it in the short term

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$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ saw a combined $24.9 million bullish position in the stock's options just a week before the electric vehicle maker is expected to report its second quarter deliveries that analysts predict could be lower than last year.
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