In this solo market recap, the host walks through the intraday trade setups he posted earlier for SanDisk (SNDK) and the QQQ ETF, detailing the bullish and bearish price thresholds he had identified, the actual price action that unfolded, and how the trades performed relative to his targets. For SNDK he notes a bullish trigger above $685 and a bearish trigger below $679, describes the rapid move up to $695, a subsequent drop to a low of $612.92, and references multiple technical markers such as CAM levels, exponential moving averages (200‑EMA/200‑simple), and volume spikes. For the QQQ he reviews a bullish trigger above 604 and a bearish trigger below 602, recounts the price dipping to a low of 599.73, hitting a target at 599.77, then rallying to 608.72, again citing pivots, prints, and CAMs. The video concludes with a standard call‑to‑action: encouraging viewers to like, share, subscribe, sign up for a weekly newsletter on swing‑trade setups, and noting a partnership with TrendSpider for real‑time institutional trade data.
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Good afternoon, traders. It's Tuesday, February 24th at 3:39 PM. Let's review our trade setups we had for today. We had SanDisk and we had the QQQs, and wow, what a move. SanDisk, this was brutal. Uh, bullish above $685, bearish below $679. So the $685 occurred pre-market. We can see that back here. It was very early, went all the way up to a high of $695, which was one of our targets. Uh, 695, and then we had 700, but the— it hit our target to the penny crossing above this, um, CAM here. We were bearish below 679. That actually occurred here closer to the open, and I always mention about the 4 and the 8 riding the exponential moving average. Look at this, all the way down 679, all the way down here to 628. That's a 50-point move. Down here, hitting some of hitting a bunch of our targets. It went way beyond. We I mapped this out to six forty three forty, which was the S one, and I mapped it down to here, and it came down below. But look, it hit some prints here, bottomed out on some of these prints, came up two hundred simple, two hundred exponential. You hear me talk about that all the time. Actually, this one here is the two hundred exponential. That's a one sixty one. Exponential there, and this is the 200. Came up there, increasing volume, couldn't hang on. Break, retest failed, came down, made a lower low all the way down to this print here, 612. Low of the day was 6— well, 612.92, it looks like, was the low of the day. Pretty much testing this print. And now print pong, up back to test this one, moving up. And we'll see. But wow, what a ride on SanDisk on both sides. So let's go ahead and look at the QQQs. Okay, QQQs are up on the day. Let me just scroll in here. We were bullish above 604 and bearish below 602. So let's go have a look. Okay, so bearish below 602. This actually occurred. What was this? Right at the open. So we tagged the 604 a couple times, pulled back to the 602, gave it another go at the open. We came all the way down and hit this. The low here was 609. This other candle here at 599.73. So we had a target of 599.77. And so right here we were low of the day by 4 cents, and so it came down, tagged that, and then shot all the way back up. These pivots and cams are crazy. Look at how they work out, that and the prints. So we were bullish above 604, and so this one occurred— well, we shot up, tagged this 5.4 million print. Pulled back pretty much to the open and gave it another go. So 604, there was an opportunity there. You had to be quick all the way up to 606, all the back down, and then we came up and tagged this print 608.72, which was our target 3 million. Now we're pulling off from that. Okay, so there you have it. Those are your 2 trade setups for today. So please like, share, subscribe, leave some comments in the comment section below. Don't forget to sign up for our weekly newsletter. Click that in the description, and where we talk about swing trade setups for the upcoming week, how we did the previous week, and we learned something new about the dark pools. All right, happy trading, anyone— everyone. Take care. Mobitick has partnered with TrendSpider to bring real-time institutional trades to your charts. Click the link in the description below for more details.
