Why Broadcom’s Next Move Could Trigger a Sell-Off
Most of the time, looking at the market feels like guessing. Prices go up, prices go down, and nobody is 100% sure what will happen next. It’s full of “maybe” and “perhaps.”
But every once in a while, the market puts its cards on the table. It shows us exactly what the odds are. Right now, Broadcom (AVGO) has just shown its hand, and I think we need to pay close attention.
Reading the Cards on the Table
When I say the market is showing its cards, I’m talking about reliable probabilities. For me, that means chart patterns.
By analyzing these patterns and their different scenarios, I don’t have to guess, I just have to watch. But for a pattern to work, two things must happen:
That is the exact moment when the guessing ends and the math begins.
That’s when I go all in.
I’ve previously written about Double Tops, but today we’re looking at a different, very powerful pattern: the Head and Shoulders.
It’s a famous pattern, but also one that many people misunderstand.
The Setup in Broadcom (AVGO)
This pattern appeared after Broadcom hit new highs with extremely low volume. This is a huge red flag, it’s abnormal to see such little interest when everyone should be euphoric about new records.

Since then,
AVGO has held steady around the $325 zone, creating a solid floor (support). However, this same floor is what confirms the Head and Shoulders pattern.
⚠️ CAUTION: The pattern is NOT valid unless that support breaks.
Here is the game plan:
If the support holds: We wait.
If the price breaks below $325: We could see a quick drop to $300, and potentially a deeper correction to the $240 area (where previous highs will likely attract buyers again).
Personally, I’m waiting. But if that support snaps?
I’ll be selling without hesitation.
A Pattern Across the Mag 7
Broadcom isn’t acting alone. We are seeing similar signals across the Magnificent 7 (the market’s biggest tech giants):
MSFT (Microsoft): Already turned around with a Double Top.

AAPL (Apple): Reversed its trend with a Head and Shoulders.

META : Did its own Head and Shoulders and broke down with a massive gap.

NVDA (Nvidia): Be careful, it looks like it’s heading down the same path.

The market seems to be in a cooling off phase.
This doesn’t necessarily mean a total crash, but it does mean we should expect sideways movement or corrections.
If you are a short-term trader: It might be time to sell if those supports break.
If you are a long-term investor: Be patient. This could be a great opportunity to wait for lower prices and find a better entry point.
What do you think?
Are you watching the $325 level on AVGO as closely as I am?
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Most of the time, looking at the market feels like guessing. Prices go up, prices go down, and nobody is 100% sure what will happen next. It’s full of “maybe” and “perhaps.”
But every once in a while, the market puts its cards on the table. It shows us exactly what the odds are. Right now, Broadcom (AVGO) has just shown its hand, and I think we need to pay close attention.
Reading the Cards on the Table
When I say the market is showing its cards, I’m talking about reliable probabilities. For me, that means chart patterns.
By analyzing these patterns and their different scenarios, I don’t have to guess, I just have to watch. But for a pattern to work, two things must happen:
- The pattern must form.
- The trigger must pull (this is when the price breaks through a support or resistance line).
That is the exact moment when the guessing ends and the math begins.
That’s when I go all in.
I’ve previously written about Double Tops, but today we’re looking at a different, very powerful pattern: the Head and Shoulders.
It’s a famous pattern, but also one that many people misunderstand.
The Setup in Broadcom (AVGO)
This pattern appeared after Broadcom hit new highs with extremely low volume. This is a huge red flag, it’s abnormal to see such little interest when everyone should be euphoric about new records.
Since then,
⚠️ CAUTION: The pattern is NOT valid unless that support breaks.
Here is the game plan:
If the support holds: We wait.
If the price breaks below $325: We could see a quick drop to $300, and potentially a deeper correction to the $240 area (where previous highs will likely attract buyers again).
Personally, I’m waiting. But if that support snaps?
I’ll be selling without hesitation.
A Pattern Across the Mag 7
Broadcom isn’t acting alone. We are seeing similar signals across the Magnificent 7 (the market’s biggest tech giants):
The market seems to be in a cooling off phase.
This doesn’t necessarily mean a total crash, but it does mean we should expect sideways movement or corrections.
If you are a short-term trader: It might be time to sell if those supports break.
If you are a long-term investor: Be patient. This could be a great opportunity to wait for lower prices and find a better entry point.
What do you think?
Are you watching the $325 level on AVGO as closely as I am?
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