3 Options Setups I’m Watching This Week (PYPL, NOW, NVDA)
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- 30 Aug 2026, 18:25 UTC
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- 30 Aug 2026, 21:05 UTC

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The analysis focuses on three stock setups for the current week, primarily using technical indicators. PYPL is identified as a bearish setup, with a target price of $48.00 and a fail bound of $62.00, following a significant drop due to news about Stripe's acquisition not proceeding. The prediction suggests a further downside continuation to fill a gap. NOW is presented as a bullish setup, having broken through a key resistance level of $137.87, with an expected move higher towards $180.00 this week. The fail bound for this trade is set at $155.00. Finally, NVDA is highlighted as a bullish setup despite a recent sell-off in the chip sector. The analysis suggests that after filling a minor gap down to approximately $214.00, NVDA is expected to bounce and move higher. The target for NVDA is inferred to be around $235.00, with a fail bound set at $205.00, indicating a potential reversal and upward trend continuation if the support level holds.
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