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DG -How the Dotted Line Sets Up🔹 Definition The Dotted Line marks the termination of a prior trend. It’s drawn at the highest high of an uptrend or the lowest low of a downtrend. Together with the Block Level , it defines the outer edge of congestion — where trend energy has been spent and the market is preparing to shift direction. When the dotted line begins to appear, it signals that momentum is fading and buyers or sellers are losing control . ⚙️ How the Dotted Line Sets Up A dotted line setup develops through a series of termination events — signs that price can no longer advance in the direction of the trend. Multiple 5-9 terminations begin holding on close. This clustering shows price repeatedly failing to continue. After 5-9s, a 5-2 termination starts to hold — often from one or two bars back. If no 5-2s are visible, a 5-1 termination may take over, often combined with a 1-1 zone for added resistance or support. A 6-1 termination then confirms the exhaustion phase. Any existing c-wave (momentum thrust) will stop immediately — energy has run its course. The envelope confines (top or bottom) begin to hold against the trend. This marks the containment of price movement. If price reaches a further-out area , it typically converts to a nearby zone on the next bar — energy compresses inward. The setup is confirmed only when the nearby support or resistance holds . ⚖️ Nearby Support and Resistance “Nearby” zones are the areas of immediate price engagement — where short-term pressure builds and releases. They are formed from: PL Dot or Live PL Dot 1-1 zones 5-9, 5-2, 5-1, 6-1 terminations Envelope borders and main channel lines Interpretation Guide : If Close > Envelope Top → nearby support lies between the Envelope Top and PL Dot. If Close < Envelope Bottom → nearby resistance lies between the Envelope Bottom and PL Dot. When price is inside the envelope , the PL Dot serves as the market’s balance point. 🧩 Summary The Dotted Line marks the end of a move — a termination zone , not a breakout. When it forms: Terminations (5-9 → 5-2 → 5-1 → 6-1) appear in sequence. The c-wave loses strength. The envelope contains price. Nearby levels begin to hold. This is where trend energy fades and the next structure begins — a pause, reversal, or new congestion phase .
NASDAQ:AMDLong
by JordanMT
AMD short term bullish. Price is expected to have sought its SSL and Receiving nice reaction from Previous Bull POI which was that Bullish Breaker and thus Seeking new Price discovery for short term. Thus it is very good chance that Price will visit that Bearish Breaker first in next few weeks. DYOR. This isn't a financial advice. This is just educational and speculative idea. Your gains or losses are your own responsbility. If you like this idea, please give it a thumbs up.
NASDAQ:AMDLong
by StunnerStock
$AMD — Is history repeating itself?NASDAQ:AMD The chart is showing a pattern strikingly similar to previous highs — a strong rally after a long accumulation, followed by a pullback on news. 📰 Q2 2025 Earnings: • Record revenue: $7.7B (+32% YoY) • Strong sales in Ryzen CPUs and Radeon GPUs • Q3 outlook: $8.7B revenue, ~54% margin What’s holding it back: • Export restrictions on MI308 to China hit margins and investor sentiment • Short-term profit taking after a powerful rally Reasons for optimism: • Upcoming AI products MI350 and MI400 could be major growth drivers • Expected demand from data centers and AI infrastructure Technical view: • EMA 9 remains above key support levels (170, 160) • MACD is close to a potential bearish crossover — worth watching • Past highs show that sharp corrections in AMD often set the stage for the next wave up
NASDAQ:AMDLong
by ALVO13_official
AMD Projection and Entry PointThis is speculation just like before, which played out very well so this is me having another shot at it. Going off of the prior cycle AMD went through and comparing it to the one it's currently in, you can see a lot of similarities. Learning from it's past and seeing how it likes to react to certain Fib levels, you can see that the 76.40% has been respected as a major level of resistance which resulted in its short retracement back in June '23 , It also acts as a very strong level of support as shown in August '24. Assuming AMD rejects at the current 76.40% level again, using the prior 76.40% you can see it aligns perfectly with the golden ratio I have setup as my buy entry. It all lines up too perfectly that in my mind, I'm certain it will play out. But of course it's all speculation, and the markets do as they please.
NASDAQ:AMDLong
by BortTA
7
What AMD's Chart Says Ahead of This Month's Earnings ReportAdvanced Micro Devices NASDAQ:AMD has gained nearly 40% so far this year, but its performance has actually lagged that of rival high-end chip designers like Nvidia NASDAQ:NVDA and Broadcom NASDAQ:AVGO . What does AMD's technical and fundamental analysis say might happen next? Let's look: Advanced Micro Devices' Fundamental Analysis AMD rose 40.5% year to date as of Thursday's close, but has only gained about 6% over the past 12 months. That trails industry leader Nvidia's one-year performance by a mile. Nvidia hit a new all-time high Thursday -- up 40.7% year to date, but nearly 60% higher over 12 months. Broadcom NASDAQ:AVGO is doing even better -- ahead about 45% YTD and around 100% over 12 months -- while even Marvell Technology NASDAQ:MRVL (arguably a distant competitor in the space) has a better five-year performance than AMD. AMD is supposedly Nvidia's closest competitor, focusing on designing chips for artificial intelligence as AI moves from large language models and chatbots to actual generative and agentic uses. If there's going to be future monetization of AI on the Software as a Service side (SaaS), that's where we'll see it -- and that's where AMD CEO Lisa Su is focusing. Advanced Micro Devices is set to report Q3 results in late October, with the Street currently looking for $1.17 in adjusted earnings per share on roughly $8.7 billion of revenue. That would represent a 27.2% year-over-year gain from the $0.92 in adjusted EPS that the chip giant reported in Q3 2024. Meanwhile, revenue gains would total about 28% from the year-ago period's $6.8 billion. Of the 37 sell-side analysts that I know of that cover AMD, 24 have revised their earnings estimates higher since the current quarter began, while eight have lowered their forecasts and five have left their estimates unrevised. Advanced Micro Devices' Technical Analysis Next, let's check out AMD's six-month chart as of Tuesday afternoon: Readers will see that AMD rallied from early April into mid-August on a series of consecutive "bull-flag" patterns of trend continuance, as marked with purple diagonal lines above. But things get interesting after that as the stock sold off from mid-August into mid-September. First, the stock's movement firmed up a so-called "falling-wedge" pattern of bullish reversal, as marked with a red box above. But now that AMD's reversal has actually begun, the stock appears to be developing what's known as a "cup" pattern, marked with a black curved line at the chart's right. This pattern is also technically bullish. Many readers are familiar with what's called a "cup-with-handle" pattern, but cups don't have to add a handle. Until they do, the pivot remains the cup's left-side apex. Once a handle is added, the pivot moves over to the cup's right side. But for now, the pivot created by the pattern above stands at $187 vs. the $169.73 that AMD closed at Thursday. Now, there's also another pivot of sorts to the stock in the form of AMD's 50-day Simple Moving Average (or "SMA," marked with a blue line above at the $165 level). In short, AMD has two upside pivots in the chart above -- and one just might trigger the other if it's first triggered itself. How interesting is that? That said, AMD's secondary technical indicators aren't really buying the above bullish story just yet. For example, the stock's Relative Strength Index (the gray line at the chart's top) is neutral. Similarly, the stock's daily Moving Average Convergence Divergence indicator (or "MACD," marked with black and gold lines and blue bars at the chart's bottom) is starting to perk up, but I wouldn't get excited just yet. Within the MACD, the histogram of the 9-day Exponential Moving Average (or "EMA," denoted by blue bars) is above zero. That's a short-term bullish technical sign. Meanwhile, the 12-day EMA (the black line) is above the 26-day EMA (the gold line), which is also short- to medium-term bullish. However, both of those lines are still below zero, which is short- to medium-term bearish. An Options Option Options traders who own or are interested in buying AMD shares here might choose to also sell covered calls while also selling puts to essentially purchase downside protection for free, although they'd limit their potential profit. Here is an example: -- Purchase 100 shares of AMD at or close to $170. -- Sell one Oct. 31 AMD call with a $175 strike price for about $7.90. -- Purchase one Oct. 31 AMD $167.50 put for roughly $7.70. The trader in the set-up above would be essentially getting long AMD shares because he or she sees a positive set-up. That said, in order to manage the risk through AMD's upcoming earnings, the trader would sell a call for about enough to limit the downside risk through the earning release date. (Of course, this will also limit profitability through that date as well.) Should the trader's AMD stock get called away at $175, that would still represent about a 2.9% profit. But the trader isn't hoping to get the stock called away -- just trying to protect against a poor market response to either AMD's upcoming Q3 earnings or any forward guidance issued. Should the trader be forced to put the shares to someone else at $167.50, that would represent just a 1.5% loss. (Moomoo Technologies Inc. Markets Commentator Stephen “Sarge” Guilfoyle was long AMD and NVDA at the time of writing this column.) This article discusses technical analysis, other approaches, including fundamental analysis, may offer very different views. 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NASDAQ:AMD
by moomoo
1
AMD Pushing Higher! Gamma Wall Test Ahead for Oct 3Intraday Technical Outlook (15m Chart) AMD ended the session at $170.20, holding steady inside a rising channel after a strong upside run. The 15-minute chart shows buyers keeping momentum intact: * MACD: Flattening near positive territory after a pullback, signaling momentum may reload for another push. * Stoch RSI: Back in overbought territory, showing near-term strength but risk of a cooling period. * Key Levels: Support rests at $169–168.5, with further downside markers at $166.1 and $164.0. Resistance is at $171–172, the upper channel and prior rejection zone. Intraday takeaway: If AMD holds above $168.5, bulls have the edge to retest $171–172. A breakdown below $168 exposes a quick fade toward $166–164. Options Sentiment & GEX Outlook (1H Chart) Options flow and GEX positioning highlight AMD pressing into a major resistance zone: * Gamma Walls: * $171–172.5: Strongest positive GEX cluster and major call wall — current ceiling. * $167.5–165: Supportive GEX zones that should act as buffers on pullbacks. * $157.5–155: Heavy put wall, the deeper risk level if weakness accelerates. * Implications: * Sustaining above $170–171 opens the door to a potential extension toward $175–177.5, though dealer hedging may pin AMD near the gamma wall if momentum slows. * A rejection from $171 likely forces a retrace into $167.5–165 where buyers could reload. * Volatility Context: IVR at 34.7 (below average) shows options are moderately priced, giving traders flexibility for directional calls or debit spreads. My Thoughts & Recommendation For Oct 3 trading, AMD is positioned right at the top of its channel and a major gamma wall. * Intraday (scalping/trading): Stay bullish above $168.5 with eyes on $171–172 resistance. A breakout here can drive toward $175+, while a rejection means quick scalps back into $167.5–165. * Options trading (swing/0DTE): Calls are favorable on a breakout above $171 with tight stops. If AMD fails at $171, puts toward $165 become a higher-probability play. Bias heading into Oct 3: Bullish, but watch carefully for rejection at $171–172. Disclaimer:
This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research and manage risk before trading.
NASDAQ:AMD
by BullBearInsights
Amd - The path is too clear!🪓Amd ( NASDAQ:AMD ) will rally another +75%: 🔎Analysis summary: For the past five years, Amd has been trading in a simple rising channel formation. With the recent retest of a major confluence of support, Amd once again confirmed the bullish trend. Following those previous cycles, Amd will now break the all time high and rally another +75% from here. 📝Levels to watch: $200 SwingTraderPhil SwingTrading.Simplified. | Investing.Simplified. | #LONGTERMVISION
NASDAQ:AMDLong
by SwingTraderPhilTV
5
AMD + The 3-Step Rocket Booster StrategyThis is the perfect rocket booster strategy. I took a step outside only to notice the girl i fell in love with that moved out the neighbourhood come back to visit her best friend with a child.. man she looked more beautiful than ever. I sagged my shorts in humiliation man. I thought her having a baby would make her less attractive to me but nope it hadn't. Women are beautiful i know right now online you will find some men bashing women like a joke for content but to be honest with you man the moment you fall in love with a woman.. you wont care about her "background" you will smash yourself all the way into her heavenly places if you know what i mean.. anyway look at this chart.. NASDAQ:AMD you will see that it follows the 3 step rocket booster strategy SO what is the rocket booster strategy? this is a trend following strategy with 3 steps: -The price has to be above the 50 EMA -The price should be above the 200 EMA -The price should gap up Yes man its that simple thats why i love it so much its the first technical analysis strategy i learnt about.. Its used in trends..its very different from trading reversals. Infact if you try to use reversal indicators on this one you wont see the pattern. Rocket boost this content to learn more. Disclaimer:Trading is risky please learn risk management and profit taking strategies. Dont use more that X4 Margin Also feel free to use a simulation trading account before you trade with real money.
NASDAQ:AMDLong
by lubosi
AMD pushing longI wanted to update AMD, which I haven't for a while. AMD has settled in the range I had called for a while back, and I did start a prominent multi-leg position as we settled recently near 150. With the recent catalysts of new orders for mi350x and the Intel partnership, I think we will see the push to a new range here over the coming weeks. My plan: I am settled into 150/200 Jan 2027 leaps. I will profit take the 200s around 200$ to have cash to exercise some of my 150s I also own shares of around 152
NASDAQ:AMDLong
by Apollo_21mil
2
$AMD Bulls, Don’t Get Too Comfortable… I’m looking at AMD and I don’t like what I see. The stock is stuck under this $165–170 resistance, and every time it gets up there, sellers push it back down. The chart is forming what we call a “rising wedge” — that’s usually bearish because it shows price climbing on weaker and weaker momentum. Even the volume is fading, which tells me buyers aren’t really committed up here. If AMD breaks below $160, the next stop is around $150. And if that level doesn’t hold, we could see it drop all the way back to $130, which is where the 200-day average sits. That would be a clean reset of this whole move. So for me, this setup leans bearish. The risk/reward is better on the short side right now — selling into $165–170 with a tight stop above $172, and aiming for $150 or even $130 if momentum cracks. Basically, this chart says distribution, not accumulation. If there's a clear break of structure on the trend line, be ready to short. Manage your position size properly and God bless you all.
NASDAQ:AMDShort
by blue039
3