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Chipotle (CMG) Slips After Earnings – What’s Next for Price?

Chipotle shares dipped around 2% in after-hours trading following Wednesday’s earnings report. While headline numbers drew initial attention, it’s the deeper performance metrics that tell the real story.

Let’s dive into the price action to see where CMG could be headed next.

PulteGroup (PHG) is building serious momentum

The company crushed earnings and launched off key support for a breakout move that’s turning heads.

Let’s break down the chart and map out what could be next.

Coca-Cola is bubbling up in the headlines as analysts tout its resilience amid the tariff war.

With reliable dividends and global brand power, KO is showing why it’s still a favorite for steady, defensive plays.

Let’s take a fresh look at the chart to see where price could be heading next.

IBM’s chart has been anything but boring.

After soaring to record highs, it took a sharp dive, slicing through support levels like a hot knife through butter.

But now? Price is powering back with serious momentum. Could another breakout be on the horizon?

Let’s break down the key levels that traders are watching ahead of earnings.

If you liked it at $40, you’ll love it at $20.

That’s the sentiment circling Equinor (EQNR) after shares took another hit following the shutdown of a New York offshore wind project.

With the stock now trading more than 50% below its all-time highs, the question isn’t just how low can it go—but whether this steep discount presents a long-term opportunity or a warning sign of more downside ahead.

Lululemon (LULU) is stretching lower - down over 20% this month - as tariff turmoil rattles the retail sector.

Is this a buying opportunity or the start of a bigger breakdown?

Dive into the chart to see what price action is revealing.

What’s Behind the Buzz at Johnson Controls?

The company continues to make headlines and catch the market’s attention.

From major corporate moves to shifting analyst sentiment and unusual options volume, the buzz is building.

We took a closer look at the chart to uncover what the technicals might be telling us.

META on the Edge: What’s Next for the Social Giant?

Meta Platforms (META), like several of its fellow Magnificent 7 stocks, is still trading well below its all-time highs—and the recent price action has been anything but calm. Volatility is surging, and while Wall Street is dialing back its bullish expectations, we see another story unfolding beneath the surface.

Could META be setting up for a rebound - or is there more downside risk than most are willing to admit?

In this post, we break down the technicals and explore both bullish and bearish scenarios to help you navigate what might come next for this market heavyweight.

Gold and GLD are both breaking records - gold charging toward $3,200 and GLD flirting with $300.

When we flagged this back in February 2024, GLD was $192 and gold was around $2,000.

You could’ve ridden the wave. Didn’t? Bet you wish you had.

See how to spot the next pull back zone.

Delta (DAL) Takes Flight After Strong Q1 Beat

Delta Airlines (DAL) delivered impressive Q1 results, outperforming expectations on both revenue and profit. Despite a sharp 15% selloff last week—mirroring a broader 12% market drop driven by trade tensions - DAL staged a powerful comeback. 

A pause in tariffs and renewed confidence in Delta’s earnings strength sparked a 23% rally today. While the outlook remains cautious amid economic headwinds, today’s rebound highlights the market’s readiness to reward fundamentals when the skies start to clear.

CVS Health (CVS) announced that Brian Newman will step in as Chief Financial Officer starting April 21, 2025. The market responded favorably, with the stock jumping about 5% earlier today—adding to a more than 50% gain since January.

However, context matters. Before this recent run, CVS shares had suffered a steep 60% decline over the past two years. It’s a stark reminder that short-term rallies can often mask longer-term trends.

For investors and traders alike, navigating moves like these requires more than headlines - it demands a structured, rules-based approach to price action. Long-term success comes from proven processes, disciplined risk-reward management, and consistent execution.

SAP Under Pressure: Stock Slides Further Amid Tariff and Workforce Concerns

SAP (SAP) fell another 2.8% today, deepening a decline that now totals roughly 17% since early February. The sustained selloff comes as some analysts raise concerns over recent tariff announcements and potential reductions in government-related workforce spending - both of which could dampen the company’s future revenue growth. While SAP remains a key player in enterprise software, these macroeconomic headwinds are prompting a cautious reassessment from traders and investors.