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The Stocks Channel20 Aug 2025, 00:39 UTC
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The analysis begins with a bearish outlook on SPY, suggesting a possible swing trade targeting 600, and highlighting short term support levels at 640, 630 and 619, with a price above 645 invalidating the analysis. For AAPL, a previous trade with a risk reward ratio of 2.3 is discussed, mentioning that it took over two months. The analysis also previews a bearish turn for QQQ, aiming for a price target of 532.17, setting support levels at 563.74 and 551. For BTCUSDT, the analysis notes a potential bull trap and bearish trend, stating a failure to hold 111,000 could lead to a drop towards 107,000, which would invalidate any bullish support. On the other hand, the analysis highlights the healthcare sector and Berkshire Hathaway for potential bullish opportunities, with a possible double bottom on the health sector ETF, and a breakout point for Berkshire Hathaway around 484.48.
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