Markets have surged over 20% since the April lows—but is this rally sustainable, or are cracks starting to form?
4 extracted signals · 4 resolved · 0 still active
Fundstrat08 Aug 2025, 18:35 UTC
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The analysis outlines potential movements in several stocks. TSLA is currently trading at 309.26, analyst does not like the descending triangle and is awaiting the break in either directions, should price break to the downside to the 288 level, there is high chance that price will further decline. For MSTR, currently at 374.21, is expected to break through the 396-397 level to start a rally to 450. COIN, priced at 331.21, showing consolidation, a 50% retracement to 293 could be a good buying level. HIMS, shows is in a range with a great long-term potential. CRWD is expected the downtrend has to be broken to continue moving up. The analyst likes these stocks increasingly as a risk reward. Also mentions that is staying bullish even though there are warnings.
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