Price sits 16.1% below the 50-SMA (203.90) but only marginally above the 200-SMA (169.15), signaling a deep pullback within a still-intact secular uptrend. RSI at 39.07 is subdued but not oversold, leaving room for a mean-reversion push higher, while MACD at -8.34 vs signal -7.84 confirms downside momentum is still in force and has not yet crossed. The trade-quality score of 89.8 and technical-inflection of 65.8 reflect an attractive risk-defined setup, but the negative MACD spread argues for waiting on confirmation rather than pre-empting the turn.
Sunday Playbook — Top 5 Setups
The day's five highest-conviction setups, ranked by technical inflection, profit-probability, and trade quality — 3 long, 2 short. Trade your plan and manage risk first. Also screened: $ALGN, $META, $ETOR, $HPQ, $AVGO, $RDDT.
QCOM is testing its 200-day SMA (169.15) from above with price at 171.11, a classic inflection where the long-term trend line either reasserts as support or gives way. The working long bias hinges on this ~1.16% cushion holding while momentum stabilizes.

HOOD is trading at 101.58, hovering just 0.65% above its 200-SMA (100.92) and well above its 50-SMA (94.99), placing price at a decision point where the long-term trend line is being retested from above.

The stack is constructive with the 50-SMA (94.99) below spot but the 200-SMA (100.92) acting as immediate support, keeping the long bias intact only while price holds that line. RSI at 48.20 sits in neutral territory, leaving room to expand higher without overbought risk, but MACD at 2.10 has crossed below its signal at 4.03, signaling near-term momentum deceleration. The combination argues for a pullback-to-support setup rather than a breakout chase, with the 100.92 zone the pivotal line separating trend continuation from a deeper mean-reversion toward the 50-SMA.
RH is coiling just above its rising 50-SMA (154.01) and reclaiming the 200-SMA (163.82) at 166.08, marking an inflection where trend structure turns constructive but momentum has yet to confirm.

Price sits only 1.38% above the 200-SMA, with the 50-SMA below at 154.01, framing a widening long-term base. RSI at 49.28 is mid-range and neutral, leaving room to run before overbought conditions, while MACD at 7.08 sits just under its 7.93 signal — a modest bearish cross that signals hesitation, not breakdown. The setup favors buyers only on a decisive push through the 200-SMA shelf; failure to hold above it flips the tape back into the prior range.
AMZN is pinned against its 200-SMA (234.53) with price at 233.66, sitting just 0.37% below the long-term trend line after rolling over from the 50-SMA at 249.90. With MACD (-0.53) beneath its signal (-0.23) and RSI at 38.62, the setup is at a decision point where a failed retest of the 200-SMA aligns with the working short bias.

Price has lost the 50-SMA and is now testing the 200-SMA from below, converting former support into pivot resistance around 234.53. MACD remains negative and expanding away from signal, confirming downside momentum, while RSI at 38.62 is weak but not yet oversold — leaving room for further downside before exhaustion. The 50-SMA at 249.90 sits ~7% overhead, framing a clear bearish trend structure as long as rallies fail below the 200-SMA.
GOOGL is testing a critical inflection zone, sitting just 1.81% below its 200-SMA at 323.56 after breaking down from the 50-SMA at 366.06. With trade-quality scoring 92.4, the setup offers a defined short bias against overhead resistance, but oversold RSI warns against chasing here.

Price at 317.69 is trading below both the 50-SMA (366.06) and 200-SMA (323.56), confirming a bearish trend structure with the 200-SMA now flipped to resistance. MACD at -6.33 versus signal -3.34 shows accelerating downside momentum as the histogram widens. However, RSI(14) at 31.02 sits at the oversold threshold, raising the probability of a mean-reversion bounce back toward the 323.56 breakdown level before trend continuation. The 48-point gap between price and the 50-SMA underscores how stretched the tape is to the downside.
Ranked by technical inflection, profit-probability, and trade quality. Educational only. Not financial advice.