SNDK shows relative strength and holds above support; strategy is to trim into resistance rather than initiate new longs.

I have no SanDisk. I have no SNX.

You know, SanDisk is being pressured also. You know, a lot of guys caught a really nice trade and here, you know, that was different. You were above the moving averages. You had a move and yeah, I could see why you would be along a little bit of this too.

You know, it's showing a little relative strength in in a in a vulnerable market. So now here you go. This is um what's this level here? This is uh 1509. Um what is this level here?

This is 1511. Where is Sandis this morning? SanDisk is um still, you know, it's still above that. So, not the end of the world. Hopefully, again, you're in smaller like that. What you want to do is you want to get smaller after a move here.

You're maybe in tier one here, tier 2 into resistance, which is 1827. Perhaps you took some off. So, at least you have booked some. That's why we use a tier system. That's why we have a date count rule.

Day one, day two, you're always trimming on day three. You're not starting a fresh long on day three, so that kind of helps.

I showed you mu. I showed you SanDisk. You could correlate mu to MU or SNX to SanDisk. Um, I do think the key for, you know, for SanDisk now, I mean, for for MU is um the 50-day, which is below, and then uh we'll see does this want to, you know, does this want to break this ascending channel? If it does, gotta gotta get out of the way.