Kim's U.S. StocksSeptember 30, 2026

It's finally coming out... Gives me the shivers (SOXL Micron Tesla Nvidia SanDisk

What to look for
You can check the response scenarios around Micron's earnings, support and target prices for 14 stocks and ETFs, and points to watch in the PCE release.
Why it matters
This helps explain the logic of responding to charts by connecting support and resistance levels, golden crosses in short-term indicators, and overbought signals to judgments about buying entry points.

In a broadcast before the U.S. market opened on September (month 9) 30, 2026, the speaker emphasizes that Micron's earnings after the market close matter more than the PCE release before the open. Nasdaq 100 futures are moving as discussed in the lessons and have been sluggish for over a week due to short-term overbought conditions. The speaker anticipates a rebound if support holds at the upper boundary of the triangle consolidation and a short-term golden cross occurs. Although explosive profit growth is expected from Micron, a guidance surprise is needed. The speaker considers it undervalued at a PER of 7 times, holds a position bought near the bottom, and presents an approach for either direction: a rise is welcome, while a pullback offers a buying entry point. Gold is correcting after rising, and the speaker signals a forthcoming setup involving the defense of the previous low and a long-term golden cross. The speaker presents support and target levels for Apple (318·300 dollars), Bloom Energy (240→350 dollars), Lumentum (820→1085 dollars), Coherent (250 dollars·wave 2), Corning (130→178 dollars·AT&T 30 hundred-million dollars), Nvidia (208→236 dollars), Tesla (352·300 dollars), SOXX·SOXL (earnings as the branching point for the response), AMAT (430 dollars), Micron (890·1255 dollars), SanDisk (1450 dollars), and SK hynix (178·160 dollars). All directional outlooks are the speaker's conditional judgments, not definitive predictions of short-term prices.

Timeline

20 segments

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