TECH STOCKS SELLING OFF 🚨 OCTOBER 8 $QQQ
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Overkill TradingIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 08 Oct 2026, 22:54 UTC
- Recorded by Tahlil Plus
- 09 Oct 2026, 01:09 UTC
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The analysis focuses on the weekly chart and identifies bearish signals across several major tech stocks and ETFs. QQQ, NVDA, MRVL, AMD, and MSFT are all showing signs of topping out, with current prices in overextended positions and red sell signals appearing on the weekly chart. The presenter suggests targets for a downside move, such as 500 for QQQ, 210 for NVDA, 250 for MRVL, 550 for AMD, and 480 for MSFT. The fail bound for these bearish calls is set slightly above the current price, around 780 for QQQ, 240 for NVDA, 285 for MRVL, 650 for AMD, and 540 for MSFT. Conversely, bear ETFs like SOXS and SQQQ are showing bullish signals with downward price trends in the underlying tech sector. The presenter suggests these inverse ETFs are poised for potential upside moves as profit-taking is expected in the broader tech market. The overall sentiment is bearish for the tech sector, with expectations of a significant pullback.
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