On October 2nd, Micron cleared the level I was watching by a dollar twenty. This Friday it closed at 1,029.0, twenty cents under its floor. Same stock, same kind of line, opposite side. It wasn't the only name I graded. Eight stocks carried a level into last week: four worked, two were mixed, and two failed. Nvidia and $AMD both hit their ceilings early in the week, then gave all of it back. Something else flipped too. The chips that fell now have more room to their next ceiling than distance to their floor, but each one is still sitting under its central line. The software names that won are the stretched ones now. That flip, Oracle's cash problem and every level for the week ahead are in "The Money Didn't Leave. It Moved." on my newsletter. Chips with room, or software with momentum? ๐คท๐ปโโ๏ธ Not investment advice ๐
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