MSFT’s run into 531 was framed as a completed Fibonacci measured move from sub-400 levels, while NVDA was cast as the video’s main momentum trade: fresh all-time highs, massive long-term compounding, and a still-intact uptrend unless key shelves break. BTC was treated as the harder call — weekly bullish if it can keep closing above $82,814, but still needing a higher low to prove the winter is over, with $75,000-$65,000 named as the potential buy zone. Across all three, the message is to respect the levels: NVDA can still extend if it holds 233 and 227, but a break risks a fast drop; BTC’s bull case depends on repeated cycle behavior and the RSI staying above its dotted line. The video ends by separating conviction from confirmation: accumulation is favored, but the local higher high in BTC could still be a bull trap.
MSFT reached 531, just under 532, after months of following the prior Fibonacci-based full measured move target.
MSFT was previously mapped from under 400, including 392, to 500 and then 531; that call is now described as a completed "one and done" move.
NVDA printed a new all-time high last Friday.
NVDA is described as up just under 1,000,000% from its $12 IPO price; $1,000 at the IPO is framed as about $10 million today.
$10,000 in NVDA in 2006 is claimed to be worth $7.77 million today, and $100,000 bought after the AI story broke in 2023 is claimed to be worth $1.7 million today.
NVDA becoming the world’s largest company is said to have been followed by only a 66% further gain, implying the move may still be early.
For 2025, buying NVDA at the close and selling at the open is claimed to beat holding through the day, with the return framed as about 53% versus roughly 38% for the usual approach.
NVDA is trading just under an ascending resistance line that has been hit at least twice and respected; the line is the near-term guide.
NVDA’s end zone for the current uptrend is placed around 244, while 227 is the key shelf; a break under 227 is said to risk panic selling toward 206-210.
On the 30-minute chart, NVDA is said to have stair-stepped from around 221 a couple of weeks ago, keeping a higher-low structure while consolidating sideways.
NVDA’s current higher-low watch level is around 233; if that breaks, the concern is a lower low and a trend shift out of uptrend behavior.
BTC closed Sunday night in a confirmed bullish weekly-candle setup, but the bullish reversal still requires two weekly candles above $82,814.
BTC’s reversal test is not just a higher high: a higher low is required to prove the winter is over, and the segment says BTC has never reversed this early before.
BTC’s local golden-cross setup is tied to the 13- and 49-day moving averages and a confirmed cross back above them after going below.
BTC is described as historically spending about 3 months consolidating and building a base after that crossover before taking off.
The buy zone for BTC’s higher low is given as 75,000 to 65,000, with the RSI not allowed to fall back under a white dotted line or bull-trap risk rises.
When BTC fell under $80,000, the accumulation plan was $1,500 a day; lump-sum buying was said not to be working, while daily accumulation is working now even if BTC later makes a lower low.
The BTC winter was contrasted with the prior 15,000-17,000 bottom: this time there has been no fear, only greed while buying, and the question left open is whether the bottom is in or the local higher high is a bull trap.