I Bought the Dip. Here’s Exactly What I Bought With $10,000
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Couch InvestorIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 18 Oct 2026, 15:47 UTC
- Recorded by Tahlil Plus
- 18 Oct 2026, 17:42 UTC

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Analysis focuses on individual stock performance and potential future movements based on technical indicators and price levels. GOOGL is testing its Daily 50 EMA support at $323.05, with a potential upside target of $395 if it holds. RKLB has flushed down to $50.80, penetrating deep value territory below its Weekly 100 SMA at $55.34, suggesting a potential rebound towards $75 if it can reclaim bargain floor levels near $45. SOFI is holding above its Weekly 200 SMA support floor at $13.24, with a bullish target of $16.70 and a buy zone between $13.50-$14.80. AMZN is sitting directly on top of its Daily 100 EMA support floor at $251.80, with a target near $262. META pulled back from $761, heading toward its Daily 50 EMA support floor at $675.39, with a target of $760. NVDA is currently trading below the $150.62 mark, and AVGO has touched its Weekly 100 EMA support at $310.98, with a buy zone between $315-$335 targeting a rebound toward $365.
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