$GOOG

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The analysis focuses on GOOG (Google) using a weekly timeframe. The presenter argues against entering a long position based on a green dot indicator because the blue wave is not below the white line, indicating it is not a buy signal. The presenter highlights that buy signals are only considered when the blue wave is below the white line and the green dot appears below the white line. In a previous instance, a green dot appeared around $279, but the blue wave was above the white line, thus not a valid entry. The presenter also refers to a historical 40% drop in GOOG from $200 to $140 in 2015. The current analysis suggests that buying GOOG at its all-time highs is not advisable. Instead, the ideal entry point is when the blue wave is down and the price is near or around the 4-year moving average, which is currently around $210. The presenter explicitly states that they would place a stop-loss at $330 if they were to take a trade. The current price is approximately $279.75, with a target price inferred to be around $210. The failure bound is set at $330, which invalidates the bullish thesis if breached. The presenter stresses the importance of buying great companies at great prices, specifically when the price is below the 4-year moving average.

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