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Amazon (AMZN), DJI, IXIC, SPX, XAUUSD - December 1

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It started with the gap (3195.34-3208.48) rising and closed at -0.85%.
We'll have to see if we can quickly ascend above 3176.40 points.

It remains to be seen if the volatility around December 4th could rise above the 3294.62 point.
Also, if you go down, you should also check if you get support at 3104.0.

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(DJI 1D chart)
The gap (29910.4-29845.5) started lower and closed at -0.91%.

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(IXIC 1D chart)
It started with the gap (12205.8-12224.2) rising and closed at -0.06%.
We need to see if it can rise along the uptrend line (2).

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(SPX 1D chart)
It started with the fall of the gap (3638.4-3634.2) and closed at -0.46%.

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(XAUUSD 1D chart)
You should check for any movement that deviates from the 1753.992-1803.382 section.

If it falls, you need to make sure you get support in the 1731.106-1753.992 range.

You need to trade carefully as you need to move above 1899.330 points to make a trend change.

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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 do not trade 24 hours a day.
G1: closing price when closed
G2: Market price at the time of opening
(Example) Gap (G1-G2)
Comment:
(NIO 1D chart)
It closed lower at the uptrend line (1).
If you don't get support at 49.25, it's a short stop loss.
Comment:
(AAPL 1D chart)
We have to see if we can climb above the 119.21 point and get support.

If you go above the 120.96 point, there is a possibility of further gains.

If it falls from the uptrend line (2), it is a short-term stop loss

Uptrend line (2) Specifications
#1: 93.25 (211)
#2: 103.10 (250)
Comment:
(GE 1D chart)
If it falls below the 9.77 point, it is a short-term stop loss.

We need to see if we can get support and climb at 10.07.

We have to see if we can ascend to the important section of 10.88-11.34.
Comment:
(FCEL 1W chart)
We'll have to climb above 11.53 and see if we can complete the lowercase'u' pattern.

We'll have to see if we can get support at 11.53 and rise above 23.04 to complete the capital'U' pattern.

If it falls, you should see if you can move back to 5.54-8.52 to gain support and rise.

However, if it falls below the 8.52 point, it is a short-term Stop Loss.

We look forward to seeing if we can complete the bottom in a long downtrend.
Comment:
(FORD (F) 1D chart)
We need to make sure we can get support at the 9.01 point.

If it falls below the 8.80 point, it is a short stop loss.

If you climb above 9.68 and get support, it is expected to rise towards 10.76 to create a new wave.
Comment:
(MARA 1W chart)
You need to make sure you get support at the 6.05 point.

If supported at 6.05, it is expected to complete the bottom section.

Therefore, it is expected to rise to the 12.84 point to create a new wave.

To create a new wave, there must be fewer sellers than buyers.
To do this, you can sideways for long periods of time and make you sell and not stand.

Therefore, you need to decide whether or not to hold it according to the nature of the investment you currently hold and your trading style.

If you fall at the 5.36 point, you need to trade to preserve the profit and loss.
Comment:
(PFE 1D chart)
We need to see if we can get support at the uptrend line (3) and move above the 38.50 point.

Breaking above the 39.36 point and the downtrend line (4), it remains to be seen if it could lead to an uptrend to form a new high.

If it falls below the uptrend line (3) without breaking above the downtrend line (4), it is a short-term stop loss.
Comment:
(BAC 1D chart)
It fell without touching 29.39 point

We'll have to see if we can ascend above 28.40 quickly.
Also, if it falls, we have to see if it can gain support and rise at 27.93.

If it falls at 27.03, you need to trade to preserve the profit or loss.
Comment:
(TSLA 1D chart)
We have to see if we can get support at point 564.07.
If you fall from the 564.07 point, you can touch the 502.49 point, so you need to trade carefully.

You can get support and move higher at the uptrend line (2) and at 521.85.
At this time, entry is possible.
If you enter, point 502.49 is Stop Loss.

(1h chart)
It remains to be seen if the volatility around December 2nd (December 1st-3rd) leads to a movement that deviates from the 502.49-rising trend line (4).
Comment:
(INTC 1D chart)
As it rises above 47.61 points, expectations for a rise are increasing.

It remains to be seen if it can rise above the 48.91 point and explodes expectations for the ascent.
Most importantly, whether this exploding anticipation can break above the downtrend line (3).

If it falls at 47.61, it is a short-term Stop Loss.

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