These 2 Stocks Are Flashing Massive Buy Signals, I'm In.

These 2 Stocks Are Flashing Massive Buy Signals, I'm In.

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  1. 01 GOOGL NASDAQ ACHETER +0,00%
    Entrée $338,46 04 sept 2026
    Actuel $338,46 04 sept 2026
    Résultat +$0,00
    vs. indice +0,0% SPY +0,0% sur la même période

    I am willing to go in and add to my Google position.

  2. 02 AMD NASDAQ ACHETER +0,00%
    Entrée $477,57 04 sept 2026
    Actuel $477,57 04 sept 2026
    Résultat +$0,00
    vs. indice +0,0% SPY +0,0% sur la même période

    I am actually heavily considering going in and adding into some sort of swing trade for AMD, maybe even just riding it back up towards $500 if given the opportunity

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All right, what's up everybody and welcome back to another Friday here in the stock market. Well, in today's video I wanted to talk to you all about two stocks that I personally believe are entering into buy zones, which are simply just ranges for their prices that I think it makes sense to buy more, whether it's starting a new position or adding to a current position or opening up some sort of swing trade, just in general buying more of that stock in that area. And my goal for today's video isn't to try to convince you to buy these stocks in any way. Remember, I am not a financial advisor. I'm just a random dude in a purple room, but more to show you the thought process and like the mindset and what I go through when I'm looking for good opportunities to buy stocks when I'm building my portfolios. So, this is going to be a bit of a different video. I don't think I've ever made a video like this before here on the channel. So, if you do find it interesting and valuable, please do let me know down in the comments below. And look, before we do get into it, I will remind you all that in just 8 days from the time I'm recording this video, I am going to be doing a technical analysis bootcamp. It is going to be at 11:00 a.m. on September 12th, 2 to 3 hours long and completely free, where we're going to go through all of the basics and the fundamental aspects of technical analysis. What it is, candles and structure, support, resistance, patterns, indicators. We're going to go through charts live together. I'm going to answer your questions and walk you through some beginner mistakes and much more. But, I will remind you, this is not recorded. There will be no replays. You have to be there. You have to be present, taking notes and paying attention. So, if this is something that you're interested in, go to the website down below. It'll be the very first link. Press save my free seat, enter your full name and your email, and I will send you access through your confirmation link, okay? But, with that in mind, let's go ahead and let's jump into these two stocks that we're going to be talking about today. So, the two stocks that we're going to be going over today are Google and AMD. Now, I know that sounds on the surface like >> [clears throat] >> a very random combination of stocks, but it's actually a little bit less random than you may think. So, Google is actually the hyper scalar right now that I'm the most interested in because of the way in which its price has been responding to all of the recent news and the way in which the market's just been kind of beating it down, in my opinion, unnecessarily. Okay? So, it's the hyperscaler of choice for me right now, and then AMD is the semiconductor of choice right now. So, I have one hyperscaler and one semiconductor, and they're the two that I think have the most value at their current prices, so that's why I chose them. So, I know it sounds random on the surface, but there is a little bit of correlation there as they are both within the AI sector. Now, the first stock that we're going to look at today is Google, and we are going to spend the majority of the time looking at its charts, but there definitely are some fundamental as well that I personally do think that Google could be entering into a good buying opportunity right now, and I guess I'll go over those really quickly for you before we look at the charts, cuz that's where things get a little bit more dynamic. Um in terms of the fundamental side, the reason why I think that Google could be a pretty solid buy right now is simply just because the fact that the market's punishing it for something that I don't agree with. You see, although we did get a good spike from Google back after that initial pullback from its earnings report when Microsoft and the rest of the hyperscalers did take off, since then, I mean, realistically, for the majority of the month of August and going into September, we've seen Google's price pulling back as people fall back into this mindset or this narrative that all of these hyperscalers that are spending a ton of money on AI infrastructure buildout and these data centers, that it's not going to be worth it, that they're risking all their money, and that they're just going to ruin their futures and financials. And I just don't agree. It's it's literally just as simple from a fundamental perspective as I don't agree. I think these data centers are going to end up becoming profitable. I think they're going to generate a great ROI, and they're just sourcing an upfront cost for something that is going to be positively game changing for them in the future. And so, for me, it's a situation where when I see the market punishing Google for something that I don't think it should be punishing it for, I'm willing to go in and buy it and just go against the grain, okay? So, that's my fundamental reason. From a technical perspective, though, there are definitely more uh tangible reasons that you can see. If we go ahead and we look at what's happening with Google's price as of recently. So, what we can see is that Google made that beautiful run, right? All the way up into the month of May. It saw pump all the way up towards $408 before going into that pullback throughout the majority of the summer, eventually bottoming around $315. Well, when Google then started to try to work itself back up, you can see very very clearly what happened. Google hit some support, ran all the way up into this top side golden zone between 386 and $370, and then got rejected back towards the downside. And now that Google is getting rejected back towards the downside for fundamental reasons that I don't agree with, what you can see is that it is now coming back down into some very important strong key levels of support. The first one being the bottom side golden zone between 340 and 329 dollars. Now, if you don't know how the golden zones work, all I want you to do really quickly, if you are feeling a bit confused, is pause this video, go to YouTube, go to my channel right here. I want you to go to playlist, go to the educational content playlist, and go down to this video right here. You see it? How to use the golden zone as a stock investor. In this video, I break down exactly what the golden zones are. So, if you feel confused, maybe just watch this video, then go watch that, or go watch this video, then watch that video, then come back to this one. But, nonetheless, again, what we can see is that Google's price has now come back down into the bottom side golden zone. And this is a very strong level of support. There are going to be a lot of buyers present right here, and they're going to try to support the price. And you can already see that happening. Do you see how Google's price was basically just going straight down up until the point which it hit this golden zone? And since hitting this golden zone, it's kind of just started going sideways. Well, that means that the buyers are stepping in, they're purchasing and absorbing all of this sell pressure, slowing down the price. And although it doesn't mean that Google is going to for sure maintain support here and continue upwards, it does make that likelihood even better, and that is why I'm willing to purchase in this sort of moment. In addition to that, what we can see is that Google is also sitting on a macro ascending trend line from April to July to now. There's a lot of buyers that are going to be sitting at this support level as well, trying to support the price just like they have in the past. And so, not only do you have the golden zone of support, but you have this ascending level of support from the trend line as well, both trying to force the Google price back up towards the top side. And so, because we are seeing Google sitting at such a strong level support, again, I am willing to go in and add to my Google position. Now, when it comes to the size of purchase that I'm doing in my Google position, it's not a massive purchase quite yet. And the reason why I'm not willing to go in and do big purchases on Google is because we are currently seeing it sitting on I mean, this is essentially a cliff. This trend line and this golden zone are essentially a cliff. And if I almost said a Bitcoin. If Google does roll through this and fall below say $329, which is an only $8 move from where we are right now, it is going to have to start having breakdown targets of $315, 298, and 278. So, Google absolutely could get much worse from here if it falls off this cliff. And that's something that you want to account for. And so, I'm not willing to go all in on Google as it is now in this key zone of support, but I'm definitely willing to do a bit of buying while still saving some cash on the side just in case we do see Google fall through that 329 level and open up the doors for 315, 298, or $278. So, the way that I'm looking at it right now is that there are four buy zones for me. This one, this one, this one, and this one, and Google's now just at the first one. And so, to me, that's still a buy and again, because of what we're seeing fundamentally, I'm willing to go in and do some purchasing and I actually have been doing some purchasing. I did some purchasing on the uh live stream that we did earlier today. So, Google is the first of the two that I'm willing to buy right now because fundamentally and technically, it is entering into a moment where I think there's some pretty decent opportunity here. Now, moving into the next one, we let's take a look at AMD. So, AMD is a bit of a different story, but it is very similar in nature, okay? So, what we can see is that AMD made this beautiful run all the way towards the top side, pumping up on to around, let's see, $580 or so back on June 30th of 2026. Well, since then, we started to see it kind of just trending downwards a bit, not crashing or anything like that. Just slow, steady trending itself back downward. Now, the reason why we've been seeing this happen, at least in my opinion, is one, the AI sector as a whole has started to lose a little bit of steam. You know, it seems as if retail, for example, has definitely lost its excitement about AI. One thing that we looked at on the live stream earlier is if you go to Google Trends and you type in AI stocks and you look at the last, say, 5 years just to get the whole full perspective, you can see what's happening here. I mean, retail as a whole after June just stopped caring about AI. As soon as this all started to slow down, all of retail really just went back to not really caring too much. And naturally, that means there's going to be less leverage in the market. There's going to be less euphoria in the market. And it is going to put a bit of downward pressure on a stock like AMD, which does have a lot of exposure to retail investment, right? And so, you just started to see kind of things just cool down and simmer down a little bit, right? But as we are seeing AMD simmering down, cooling down right now, its price is actually doing something that I'm very optimistic about. And it is creating this ascending triangular structure. Or, I guess it's technically not ascending. This would be some sort of nearly sideways or slightly descending triangular structure. But one way or another, it's the same story. And the reason why this is so important is because when you have a big pump like this, what you need to understand is that when you have a big pump like this, it is very normal for a big dump to follow. And we have actually seen that before with Nvidia. Uh sorry, not with Nvidia, with AMD. Look at this. Look at how AMD saw a big pump into a big dump. A big pump into a big dump. That is very normal because often times what happens is that all of the people who made all this money throughout this pump, they end up selling off. They end up taking profit and it opens up for some potential sort of long squeeze that forces the price back down just as violently as it forced the price up in the short squeeze. And so, the fact that we're not seeing AMD going through some sort of massive capitulation, but more some sort of triangular structure that's just kind of balancing it between the buyers and the sellers goes to show that this is just a correction. This is a reset. This isn't the end of the move for AMD. This isn't a break of structure. This is literally just the price resetting, correcting, and cooling down before what I believe will be some sort of continued attempt back up towards the top side. Now, will that continued attempt be in this structure, right? Does that mean that AMD is definitely going to bounce out of the structure and continue upwards? No, it doesn't mean that at all. And one thing that is very possible is that AMD goes into what is considered to be a descending structure, which could look something like this, right? So, I am in no way saying that AMD is guaranteed to use this structure to start breaking back up towards the top side. But, the fact that we are seeing AMD now back at its bottom side golden zone between 461 and 444, and it does have this ascending level support right here from May to July to now, I go, you know what? There's a lot of buying There's enough buying pressure here. There's enough buying power here that it could force AMD back up towards the top side and try to make it get some sort of move upwards, especially considering the fact that Nvidia has been trying to push back up towards an all-time high itself. A rising tide raises all ships, and I think AMD could experience something similar because of what we're seeing in the in the semiconductor sector right now. And so, because of that, although I'm not going in and doing huge purchases on AMD right now, I definitely do think that some sort of purchases here can make sense, or potentially even swing trades. You guys know that I actually don't have AMD in the public portfolio, but it is one that I do like to swing trade when given the opportunity to because I do just like to swing trade semiconductor stocks in general, whether it's, you know, Micron, whether it's SanDisk, etc. And I am actually heavily considering going in and adding into some sort of swing trade for AMD, maybe even just riding it back up towards $500 if given the opportunity, okay? So, I'll keep you updated on that as it plays out. Um before I actually switch off, I will remind you all, we are doing that giveaway on Liquid. Liquid is the platform that I personally do trade on. This is where I do 100% of my stock trading, and we're going to be choosing six people this month who sign up, deposit funds, and open just one trade. It doesn't even matter the size of the trade or if you keep it open. You just open one trade, you're going to activate your account, and we're going to be choosing six people to send $50 of cash to. You're just going to get $50 of cash. We were going to do stock, but look, you can choose what stock you want to invest in, or if you want to swing trade it yourself, you're getting $50 of cash sent to your account if you sign up, deposit, and open at least one trade using Liquid Trade, and you're going to get 10% better fees if you use my link specifically. So, don't forget to check that out, okay? But, in general, again, I am considering going in and doing some sort of accumulation and, you know, swing trade on AMD right now because I do love the fact that we are in the sideways structure. It's absorbing a lot of the sell pressure. We're not getting some sort of mass capitulation, meaning that this is a correction and a reset. The correction and the reset is going very well. Look at the weekly HDI, for example. Weekly HDI is already back in -1.63. I mean, all signs point in a good direction for me right now, and we'll see how it plays out. In terms of the size, um same as Google, I'm not going in like with everything I have right now because just like Google was standing on a cliff, so is AMD. If AMD starts rolling below 444 and losing the bottom side of this structure, that's going to open AMD up to first come down to 423 bucks, then $398, and potentially as low as $368. So, just like Google, there are four zones that I would be willing to buy at. One, two, three, and four, and we're only at one right now. So, I'm not going in and doing a lot of buying here, but let's say if I had $100 to invest in AMD, I'd probably be willing to put like 10 bucks in. Something Something like that right around this level. You know, one funny way that you could think about it is that I would do like 10 bucks here, 20 bucks here, 30 bucks here, and 40 bucks here. And I think that equals Yeah, that equals 100. So, something along these lines is probably what I would end up doing in terms of size. So, about 10% of available capital for purchase for something like AMD, very similar to the size that I would be doing with Google as well. I'd probably be, you know, on that $10 of $100 sort of investment thing there as well. So, all in all, I'd be feeling pretty good about these purchases. And yeah, I do think that they These are both in buy zones from a technical perspective, and I think fundamentally, Google is being mistreated in terms of its price and I think AMD is just seeing a beautiful correction and reset from that absolutely parabolic run that it was on, especially while Nvidia is getting a lot of the attention right now. It makes sense for AMD to kind of be on the the the back end of things right now. But I do think it'll keep flip-flopping ping-ponging back and forth and AMD will have its moment and hopefully that results in some growth. So, we'll see how it plays out. Of course, I will keep you guys updated as this all does happen. Guys, don't forget we do have the Labor's Labor Day sale going on right now where you can get 20% off on TC Capital and the toolkit if you're if you're interested in those, too. And we also have obviously the boot camp coming up in a few days. That's going to be such a good time. Make sure to sign up for that if you are available. So, all in all, of course, I hope you guys did enjoy today's video. Again, it was very different than any video I've ever posted before. I've never made one where it's like about two stocks specifically being in buy zones or sell zones. So, if you do want me to go over things like this more, please do let me know by just liking the video, subscribing, commenting, all that good stuff. And I can't wait to see you all in the next one. Peace out, everybody.

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