$VGT 4 you yes you <3 cookieToo expensive at this price... Only below $601 and the lower from that the better profit margin
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VGT Post-Election Year ReturnsVanguard Information Tech ETF ( AMEX:VGT ) tends to consistently perform best in the year following a US Presidential Election. I believe given its track record, VGT could replicate the previous three post-election years. This would put the price at approximately $800 at the end of 2025.
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$VGT - small correction incomingAll time highs, double top, profit taking inbound to its last support which is not far. Could move up directly after as the market is on fire.testing theory on quick short
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Perfect Cup and HandelAMEX:VGT looks to be retesting support on a pretty-little, long-term cup and handle. I sold the very top on half my position...so expect an absolute moon shot in the next few weeks. My selling seems to be the catalyst for bullish continuation :D
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Weekly Chart Looks Breakout StrongAI, interest rate cuts, and the 2024 presidential election in the United States will likely support another steady climb in large cap tech. One year target right around $610 is the measured move from the bottom of this weekly cup and handle to the upside. Any action to that price earlier than a year
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