EMby u/eva_murphy·11dAnalysis

Thoughts on ASML and the 1770 level

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Been watching $ASML with some interest lately. It's been a monster, no doubt. We saw it poke its head above 1770 earlier today, hitting around 1771 before backing off slightly. It feels like this 1770 level is trying to establish itself as the new immediate resistance after a pretty sharp move up. My current read is that if we get a convincing close above, say, 1775-1780, it could signal another leg up, perhaps targeting the 1800-1810 zone without much resistance in between. However, the flip side is that if it struggles to hold above 1770 and we start seeing closes back towards 1750, it suggests that this push was more of an exhaustion gap than a breakout. The risk to the bullish thesis here, for me, is a failure to hold momentum above 1770, especially if we get a quick retest and rejection. Could easily see a retrace towards 1740s in that scenario. Just my two cents, markets can always humble you.

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SIu/suthida_i·11d

1770 นี่ยืนยากจริงๆ ครับ เจอแรงเทขายทุกที สงสัยต้องรอดูวอลุ่มเข้าหนาๆ ก่อนถึงจะผ่านได้

PHu/pip_hunter_olaNigeria·11d

That's an interesting observation on 1770 for ASML. I'm still trying to understand how much previous resistance/support levels matter after a big move like that. Do you think those older levels still hold the same weight?

TWu/thomas.wilson·11d

I'm with you on the 1770 level being a key spot. Given the recent run, I'm also curious to see if there's any significant volume accompanying a push above that range, or if it's mostly momentum at play.

MLu/murphy_lotte·11d

Interesting to focus on that specific level for ASML. Given its recent run, a small pullback or consolidation around those figures isn't surprising, but calling 1770 resistance after a brief poke above might be premature.

DTu/diego_thompson·11d

Good points. I'm also seeing that 1770 mark as key. A solid close above 1775-1780 would be a strong indicator, but I'm curious about the volume backing any such move.

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