NVDA, SPY, SNOW, and BTC are framed as still in constructive trend structures, but each needs specific confirmation levels to keep higher targets alive. BTC is the most conflicted setup: long-term cycle targets are wildly higher, yet the short-term trend is still down until the 50-day moving average crosses back above the 100-day and price stops making lower highs/lower lows. SPY sits at a key 771 trigger inside an ascending channel, while VIX at 14.51 is treated as too calm and vulnerable to a volatility spike. SNOW already hit 136, and NVDA is being tracked for 227/235 continuation if it can hold above resistance.
NVDA is described as having no slowdown on the chart because no rejection wicks are visible, so price is expected to keep climbing.
NVDA has pushed through 227 and closed above it; if tomorrow opens above 227, 235 is said to remain 100% on the table.
NVDA’s next pattern is framed as a cup that turns into a double top at 235, then a handle back toward 227 before any further read.
INTC was bought around $88.40 and hit $93, so the stop loss is said to need tightening now.
CZ of Binance predicted BTC will overtake gold this bull run, implying $1.5 million per BTC.
Bernstein raised its BTC target to $125K this year, $300K by 2025, and $1 million by 2033.
Cathie Wood said BTC reaches $1.5 million this cycle within the next 4 years.
Rumors say the U.S. Senate has already passed the Crypto Clarity Act behind the scenes and will officially pass it on September 15, which would be bullish for BTC.
BTC winter is said to end only when the 50-day moving average crosses back above the 100-day moving average; that has not happened yet.
BTC’s trend is still down because it is making lower highs and lower lows, with a lower high around 81K unable to clear 82,833.
Historically, after BTC exits winter, the first move was 25K to 40K for an 88% gain, then another roughly 87% move in under a month; the current advance is only 28%, so it is still viewed as shallow.
SPY is said to be respecting an ascending channel, with three touches on the top, repeated structure at the middle, and bulls still controlling the tape above the middle line.
SPY’s key trigger is 771; another candle opening and closing above 771 is expected to target the top of the channel near 783.
SPY’s best-case path is described as a fib rejection, then a retest of descending resistance at 753, then a hard bounce toward 800.
SPY RSI needs to cross above 60% to enter a high-momentum stage, and 60% has already acted as rejection multiple times.
VIX at 14.51 is called dangerously calm; staying between 14 and 15 for 2 to 3 days is expected to precede a violent sell-off and a move toward fear.
SNOW was expected to run to 136 after back-testing 117, and that target is said to have been hit; the chart is still described as capable of ripping higher after the close.
SNOW is described as a giant double top without a seller’s wick, with late-stage upside still possible to 152 if the move extends.
For BTC, if it can push above about 82,333, leverage buyers are expected to pile in and potentially get wiped out later.