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Amazon (AMZN), DJI, IXIC, SPX, GOLD - November 11

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The gap (3143.74-3095.02) started lower and closed lower.

You need to make sure you can get support at 3008.91.

If it falls from the 3008.91 point, there is a possibility that it falls below the 2734.40 point.

If you are supported at 3008.91, it is a possible entry point.
Therefore, careful trading is necessary.

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(DJI 1D chart)
The gap (29158.0-29254.2) started with a rise and ended higher.
You should check for any movement that deviates from the 28989.7-29467.9 section.
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(IXIC 1D chart)
The gap (11713.8-11622.4) started lower and closed lower.
You should check for any movement that deviates from the 11458.1-11695.6 segment.

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(SPX 1D chart)
It started and closed with the gap (3550.5-3543.3) falling.
You should check for any movement that deviates from the 3483.3-3580.8 section.

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(GOLD 1D chart)
We have to get support at 25.75 and see if we can get off the downtrend line.
It is said to fall from the 25.75 point, and is likely to touch the 24.07 point.
After falling from the 29.65 point, it fell below the middle level.
If it falls below the 19.15 point, it enters the low end, that is, the mid- to long-term investment zone.
Therefore, it is important to get support at the 24.07 point.

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** Check support, resistance, and abbreviation points.
** Support or resistance is based on the closing price of the 1D chart.
** All explanations are for reference only and do not guarantee profit or loss on investment.

Explanation of abbreviations displayed on the chart
R: A point or section of resistance that requires a response to preserve profits
S-L: Stop-Loss point or section
S: A point or segment that can be bought for profit generation as a support point or segment

(Short-term Stop Loss can be said to be a point where profits and losses can be preserved or additionally entered through installment trading. You should trade from a short-term investment perspective.)

GAP refers to the difference in prices that occurred when the stock market, CME and BAKKT exchanges were closed because they are not trading 24 hours a day.
G1: closing price when closed
G2: Market price at the time of opening
Comment:
(NDAQ 1D chart)
We have to see if we can get support and climb at the critical point, 127.03-128.87.
If you drop from the 127.03 point, you can touch the 118.83 point.
Therefore, point 127.03 is the point where you need to trade to preserve profit and loss.
It is located in a section that requires careful trading.

If you gain support and climb in the 127.03-128.87 section, you can enter.
Comment:
(NFLX 1D chart)
We have to see if we can rise above the 485.23 point and get support.
If you are supported at 485.23, it is a possible entry point.

If you go down at 465.91, you can touch the important point, 432.81.
Therefore, point 465.91 is the point where you need to trade to preserve profit and loss.
It is located in a section that requires careful trading.

We need to see where we get support from the volatility between November 10-18.
Comment:
(NIO 1D chart)
The gap (44.02-44.50) started higher and closed lower.
It ended higher after touching the 37.71-39.75 section.
We have to see if we can keep the price above the 37.71 point of volatility around November 12th (November 11-13).
If you fall from the 37.71 point, you can touch the 32.20 point.
Therefore, careful trading is necessary.
New entrants are not recommended as new highs are continuing.
Comment:
(AAPL 1D chart)
It remains to be seen if we can get support at the important 115.32 point in our current position and break above the two downtrend lines.
If you don't get away from the two downtrend lines, there is a chance that it will fall to the 106.84 point.
Comment:
(TWTR 1D chart)
We need to see if we can get support and climb in the 40.97-42.63 range.
If you are supported at 40.97-42.63 and climb more than 42.63, then 42.63 is a possible entry point.
In order to turn the trend, it is necessary to rise above 45.33 points, so if you do, you need to react in the short term.
If you go down from 40.97, you can touch 38.41.
Comment:
(FORD (F) 1D chart)
We must see if it can rise above 9.69 points by breaking above the 8.10-8.80 section of the volume profile section.

If you go down from 8.10, you can touch 6.97, so you need to trade carefully.

We are looking forward to seeing if it will rise above 8.80 points and escape from the mid- to long-term investment area.
Comment:
(FB 1D chart)
It started and closed with the gap (278.77-273.10) falling.
It remains to be seen if there can be any movement within the range of the uptrend line (1)-(2), an expanding uptrend channel.
If you fall from the uptrend line (1), you can touch the 238.79-242.03 section.
If you are supported in the 238.79-242.03 section, you can enter the section.
However, if you go down from 238.79, you can go down to 217.94, so you need to trade carefully.
Comment:
(VALE 1D chart)
You need to make sure you can get support at 11.55
Also, you need to touch the downtrend line (3) and see if it can rise.

If it gains support and rises in the 12.17-12.47 range, it is the last entry point before leaving the mid- to long-term investment sphere.
However, if it goes down, you can touch the 10.55 point, so if you can't react in the short term, I think it's better not to enter.

We need to see if it rises above 13.39 points and breaks out of the mid- to long-term investment sphere.

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