SYM
Lost - Profit/Loss: -3.70%Trade Plan
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Robots plus Walmart plus a $22.5B backlog? That’s not a stock, that’s a conveyor belt printing tendies. SYM just ripped to $84.6322, living at 52-week-high altitude while the boomers are still arguing about whether warehouse automation is a real business. The 10/20/50-day SMAs (63.414999999999999, 67.50549999999998, 65.99080000000004) and EMAs (70.08616021942865, 67.36565751092597, 64.39514499538653) are miles below the current price, which means anyone waiting for a cute "pullback" already missed the train and is now chasing the truck on foot. RSI at 65.01436884284115 says strong but not face-melting overbought, while MACD is blasting (line 1.6420127186533762 vs signal -0.7722065445325494, histogram 2.4142192631859256) like a forklift doing donuts in the loading dock. Shorts? 12.9M shares with 6.35 days to cover and shrinking short-volume ratios mean they’re slowly realizing betting against Walmart’s robot army was a terrible idea. I’m buying above $84.7, aiming for mid-90s, and if it snaps $88, this can squeeze further while the rest of the market is still talking about "valuation." Not financial advice, just following the robots to Valhalla.
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