- GOOGL trades below the 200 SMA at $341.35, 150 EMA at $339.67, monthly 9 EMA at $333.84, and weekly 50 SMA at $335.32; the author treats them as resistance.
- Continued rejection at the daily 200 EMA ($331.22) targets $329.87–$327.75, then $326.39–$323.10 if falling-wedge support fails.
- The author favors shorts near resistance, but may buy calls for a day-trade bounce from $327–$327.75 toward $331.22 if buying volume appears; a sustained reclaim of higher MAs would be needed to validate more than a temporary bounce.
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67 70 - Author plans to buy GOOGL calls if bulls defend $341.06–$341.66 around the 200 SMA and weekly Fibonacci level; a break lower shifts focus to $338.45–$338.65 support.
- With the 20 SMA/EMA, 50 SMA, 100 EMA, 50 EMA, and $345.34 pivot acting as resistance, the author expects another 200-SMA test; reclaiming $345.34–$346.36 would support a move toward $350.
- The plan is to sell most November 6 $340 calls into October 28 earnings, while adding January 2027 $335/$340 calls for a potential earnings-driven rally and later momentum.
69 - After rejecting $779, SPY pulled back to $764.43—above the expected $762–$759 zone—where buyers defended established support.
- The bullish setup is supported across weekly, daily, and 4-hour charts: rising trendlines, moving averages, and a bull pennant all held or were reclaimed.
- If this becomes another support-driven bottom, the author targets $799–$800 within 11 trading days, a 4.5%–4.7% gain; the smaller correction and nearby resistance limit expectations.
74 - GOOGL’s 200 SMA and weekly uptrend have repeatedly attracted buyers: four SMA tests since the September bottom produced minimum bounces of $9.58–$11.01.
- The author gives a rising-wedge breakdown a slight 51% edge next week, but expects $340.03–$340.69 support from the 200 SMA, trendline, dark-pool prints, and the $340 put wall.
- A bullish alternative is a wedge invalidation followed by breakouts toward $370, $375, $386, and the ATH; the author would add Jan/Feb calls if GOOGL reaches support.