Weak payrolls and a 61.4% labor-force participation rate pushed markets higher on hopes the Fed stays on hold, but the setup shifts from macro to stock-specific trades: gold just hit a prior target, USR has already run from the low teens toward $20, TSLA remains in a downtrend despite bounces at 300, and ORCL is being framed as having room past 145 into next week. The video’s core call is that several names are still pointing up near term, while TSLA is still being treated as unfinished on the downside unless its 30 EMA is reclaimed and holds. The sharpest upside thesis is in gold and ORCL; the sharpest caution is that TSLA may still have another leg lower even after a reflex bounce.
The US lost 23,000 jobs versus expectations for a gain of 80,000 to 83,000, and the miss was described as more than 100,000 jobs.
Labor-force participation fell to 61.4%, a 5.5-year low, and that weak report helped markets rise because it made another Fed hike look less likely.
SPY jumped almost 6 points, but the session was still described as mostly sideways: overnight strength, then post-open volatility, with many of the Magnificent Seven ending flat.
Gold jumped from $389 to $41 today after matching a previously given target, and the move was described as reaching the middle of a bullish bucket after earlier sitting between two chart levels.
Gold’s daily MACD blue line crossed up, framed as the strongest buy signal on the daily timeframe when MACD crosses above the zero line; the prior March 18 zero-line cross was said to have taken gold from $462 down to $363.
Gold resistance was marked at $410 and $422, with a stop-loss placed just below current price and a minimum expectation of reaching $410 before reassessing.
USR was previously flagged at $13.30 as a cheap stock with room to $17 after the “Buy magnets” theme tied to Rare Earth Minerals, and it reached almost $20 by this segment.
USR is said to tend to linger for days once it gets above a specific moving average, with a stop-loss raised to $18 and a target zone of $19.75 to $21.75.
USR’s bullish confirmation trigger is a daily MACD cross above, meaning the MACD line crossing above the signal line.
TSLA was said not to have broken below 300 or flushed to 275, and multiple bounces at 300 are now leaving price looking like it is heading north again.
Buying long-term TSLA at $300 was described as sensible because it is about $200 below the all-time high near $500.
TSLA’s downtrend was described as lasting all of 2026: it fell from $500 to $300, lost the 30-day EMA as support, gapped down, back-tested the 30 EMA repeatedly, and kept falling until finding a bottom.
A TSLA reversal would require the candle that moves back up to close above the declining candle in the morning-star setup; the move target is the red-candle distance projected from the breakout level, which would make a new high.
The TSLA test of the 30 EMA is treated as the line that will decide whether the downtrend is over, and the stance remains that TSLA may still have another leg down even if it bounces first.
ORCL was last called at $132 with a target of at least $145, and the next leg is expected to run above 145 and continue into Monday and Tuesday.
ORCL is being treated as an RSI oversold rip setup: every prior oversold RSI reading on the chart was said to precede a higher move, and the stock is described as just starting to rip rather than hitting a 145 brick wall.