r/TradeWithLevels

$ALAB is looking pretty interesting this morning.

On the weekly, $343 has been giving it a hard time. You can see price get into that area and struggle, so that’s the level I care about here.

Premarket it looks like she wants to break out, but I’m not gonna get excited over a premarket move. I want to see what happens once the market actually opens.

If we break $343 and hold above it, I like the setup for more upside.

First area I’m watching would be around $360-$368, then $381-$391 if it really gets moving.

If $343 rejects again, then there’s no reason for me to force the trade.

Looks like she wants to go though… now let’s see if she actually does it after the bell 😂

Posted this $SPCX setup a few days ago.

Was watching $133.48-$135. My whole idea was if it could break that area and actually hold it, $145-$149 was next.

Well...

It broke $135, came back, held it and then just ripped.

$147.50 today.

Right into that $145.07-$149.34 zone on the chart 😂

And nope, I didn't take the trade. Just got to sit there and watch my levels work without me lmao.

Can't catch them all.

Anyone here actually in $SPCX?

Bought NVDA at 193 and this thing has been moving nicely.

Sitting around 224 now.

Not trying to overcomplicate it here. 214 is the level I’m watching. As long as NVDA stays above there, I think we eventually go test 236 ATH.

If 214 gets smoked, different story.

But for now buyers keep showing up and the chart still looks good to me.

193 entry, still holding.

Anyone else riding NVDA here? Think we see ATH soon?

Pretty crazy trade today.

Once $SPX gave up the 30-minute ORB, I grabbed the 7725 puts at $1.55.

My downside target on /ES Futures was 7739. I posted the level with the trade and just let it work.

Puts started moving:

$1.55 → $1.95 → $2.70 → $3.20 → $4.30 → $6.25…

Then /ES finally flushed.

Low printed 7738.75.

Basically hit my 7739 target to the penny and bounced right from there 😂

Closed my last 7725P contracts at $11.50.

$1.55 → $11.50 = roughly +642%.

Obviously I scaled out along the way, nobody is perfectly holding the entire position from bottom to top. But seeing the level I had mapped out get tagged almost exactly was probably the best part of the trade.

Days like this are why I care so much about having levels planned before the move happens.

Chart + timestamps attached so you guys can see the whole thing.

Had a pretty clean setup on NVDA this morning.

On the 30min chart, NVDA came into the 214.80–218.18 demand zone yesterday and held it again. That area has been getting defended, so I already had it marked going into today.

Then CPI came out this morning and NVDA still held strong. What caught my attention was price staying above yesterday’s anchored VWAP, then holding today’s VWAP after the open.

At that point played the breakout of yesterdays HOD

I took the 0DTE NVDA 222.50 calls at $1.00.

Started scaling:

• $1.45
• $1.60
• $2.00
• Last piece around $2.50

Basically a 150% move on the contracts from entry to the final exit.

Nothing crazy behind the trade. Higher timeframe demand held, CPI didn’t kill the setup, price stayed above AVWAP/VWAP, and then momentum came in.

This is why I like having the important levels mapped before the market opens instead of trying to figure everything out while the candles are flying.

$RKLB has earnings Monday after the bell and the chart is getting interesting right before the report.

After bottoming around the high $60s, it’s been grinding its way back up and is now sitting right around a pretty important area.

For me, $83.25 is the key.

If RKLB can hold around $83.25 as demand, I like the setup for continuation higher.

The levels I have above are:

$93.10

$99.58–$102.10

$107.60

Obviously earnings can throw technicals out the window pretty quickly, so I’m not interested in blindly betting on an earnings reaction.

I’d rather see what happens after the numbers come out.

If earnings hit and $83.25 holds, that’s where the long setup gets interesting to me.

If we lose it and can’t reclaim it, I’m staying out and letting it find the next support.

Curious what everyone thinks — RKLB continuation after earnings or is this recent run already pricing in too much?

Been watching $SPCX closely and I really like how this setup is developing going into next week.

This week price based around the $104.83–$110.85 demand zone and buyers finally stepped in. We got a strong move off that area and now we're coming into the next major decision point.

The zone I’m watching is $133.48–$135.

If $SPCX can break through $135 and actually hold it, I think the chart opens up nicely toward $145.07–$149.34.

But I’m not blindly bullish here.

If we push into $133.48–$135 and get rejected, I’d actually be interested in the short. That's a clear supply zone and I want price to prove it can get through before chasing.

So for next week:

Above $135 + holds = looking long toward $145–$149

Rejects $133.48–$135 = looking for the short

Pretty clean risk/reward on both sides IMO.

Anyone else watching $SPCX next week?

$TSLA is starting to look interesting again.

I’ve been going through the monthly and 4H charts, and the bigger picture is pretty simple.

On the monthly, TSLA came all the way back into that old ~$300 demand area and buyers stepped in again. This isn’t some random level either — you can see how important this area has been historically on the chart.

Now the 4H is where it gets interesting.

TSLA has been recovering from the ~$293 low and is pushing back toward a pretty important area.

My main level is $337.25.

If TSLA can break above that area and actually HOLD it, there’s a pretty big gap sitting overhead.

Levels I’m watching after that:

• $337.25 — first major test
• $352
• $372–377
• $386
• Then things get really interesting above there.

I’m not blindly bullish here though. If it starts losing $317–310 again, then the setup changes and I’d rather wait.

But as long as that monthly demand continues holding, I think the risk/reward here is getting interesting.

The market absolutely hated TSLA around $300.

Now it’s back near $330.

Does $337 finally break, or is this just another bounce before TSLA gets rejected again?