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CoreWeave brought multi-rack Vera Rubin clusters online, placing upward pressure on the share price. If the price holds the current support level without breaking downward, we can target take-profit gains toward the resistance level of $104.59. Conversely, if the support at the 20-day low of $79.03 breaks, we will respond with a stop-loss. The current stock price is positioned just above the support level of $79.03, the 20-day low, so an entry can be considered with expectations of downward rigidity. However, since trading volume remains insufficient at 0.69 times the 20-day average, we must cautiously monitor whether it breaks through the $104.59 resistance level. The 14-period RSI is at 42.3, positioned in the neutral zone, the moving averages are in a non-bullish alignment, trading volume is somewhat sluggish at 0.69 times the 20-day average, and the volatility over the past 7 days recorded -4.3%. Initially, a conservative approach was planned based on the 20-day low support line of $79.03, and with trading volume weak at 0.69 times the 20-day average, it was determined that the breakout above the $104.59 resistance line should be monitored cautiously. The projected return was set at 1.5%, but the stock actually rose 11.4%, resulting in an OVERHIT rating. Despite the irregularly arranged moving averages and low trading volume, positive factors—including the online launch of the multi-rack Vera Rubin cluster, UBS initiating coverage with a Buy rating, and buying pressure from Cathie Wood—combined to confirm that market expectations were reflected in the share price far more strongly than anticipated. Through this trade, I will keep in mind based on the data that even when trading volume is somewhat lacking and moving averages are unaligned, the combination of a powerful major positive catalyst and favorable institutional reports can trigger a strong surge (OVERHIT) that significantly exceeds expectations. In similar phases going forward, rather than being bound solely by conservative profit-taking targets, I will establish a flexible response strategy by considering both the strength of the catalyst and the rising trend of the theme. Historically, past similar events have shown mixed trends depending on the individual characteristics of each stock, exhibiting upward reactions of +17.2% on August 4, 2026, and +19.3% on August 11, 2026, while showing a downward reaction of -1.3% around August 12, 2026.

CoreWeave has been on an upward trajectory since announcing raised earnings guidance, with robust demand continuing to sustain analysts' bullish sentiment. Amid an upgraded outlook and strong demand, we will take profits if the stock reaches the resistance level of $94.30, and cut losses if it breaks down through the support level of $60.55 following a short-term sharp decline. The current price is positioned near the 20-day resistance line. We will consider entry from a conservative standpoint, leaving open the possibility of a correction to the support line following a short-term sharp decline. RSI(14) stands at 55.2, a neutral level, while the moving averages are in a non-aligned configuration. Trading volume is 1.66 times the 20-day average, and the recent 7-day rate of change recorded +25.8%. Entered the position anticipating a rise toward the 20-day resistance line ($94.30), backed by an upgraded earnings outlook and strong demand; however, the trade recorded a -10.4% loss and received a FAILED rating. At the time of entry, the stock carried an RSI(14) of 55.2, misaligned moving averages, and a recent 7-day rate of change of +25.8%, having just undergone a steep rally. The failure to adequately defend against the correction potential—which, in the event of a sharp short-term decline, extended down to the support line ($60.55)—was the cause of the loss. Through the failure of this trade, I learned that rather than entering a position based solely on the theme's rising trend and the positive tone of the news, the misaligned moving averages and the volatility resulting from the short-term surge should be assessed more conservatively. Going forward, I will maintain a scaled-selling approach near the resistance line while applying stricter stop-loss criteria to guard against the risk of a support breakdown, and I will incorporate this action plan into my next trade.

CoreWeave, an AI cloud company, saw its revenue double in the second quarter, driven by explosive AI demand from hyperscalers, leading to a surge in pre-market trading. To conclude, I will set the profit-taking target around the resistance level of $94.3, which is the peak on the 20th, and will cut losses if the support level of $60.55 is breached. If the stock price rises further and breaks through the resistance level of $94.3, I will use this as the basis for profit-taking, and during a short-term correction, I will observe whether the area around $94.3 acts as a psychological support level. In conclusion, I considered entering at the current price of $107.73, as it has already surpassed the 20-day high of $94.30. Taking into account the strong performance reported by CoreWeave and Nebius, along with the bullish sentiment in the AI cloud rally, I reviewed the price movement that has broken above the 20-day high resistance level and noted that the trading volume has increased to 1.66 times the 20-day average. Upon examining the technical indicators at the entry point, the RSI(14) stands at 55.2, indicating a neutral level, while the moving averages are in a non-aligned state. The trading volume is 1.66 times the 20-day average, and the volatility over the past 7 days has recorded a +25.8%. To conclude, I entered the market believing in the short-term surge due to strong performance and the breakout of resistance levels, but the actual result was a loss of -15.7%, resulting in a FAILED rating. At the time of entry, I expected an upward trend based on the price of $107.73, which had broken above the 20-day high of $94.30, and a trading volume that was 1.66 times the 20-day average. However, I did not adequately guard against the risk that the stock price was already nearing a short-term peak amid the sharply increased volatility of +25.8% over the past 7 days and the disordered moving averages. In conclusion, in future trading, I will refrain from chasing purchases when technical warning signals, such as the misalignment of moving averages, coincide with a surge due to favorable news. Instead, I will wait for a pullback near more conservative support levels. Based on the confirmed failure data of -15.7%, I will apply a principle of managing the gap between target prices and stop-loss prices more strictly in periods of excessive volatility in the next trades.

CoreWeave has reported that its revenue has doubled year-over-year due to a surge in demand for AI infrastructure, while simultaneously carrying a debt of $35 billion. If I bought at $90.32, I would take profits if the price reaches the resistance level of $94.30, and I would cut losses if the price falls to the support level of $60.55. According to the reporting comments, the current price of $90.32 is positioned below the resistance level of $94.30 and above the support level of $60.55, indicating that there is potential for upward movement, which led to the consideration of a buy. RSI(14) 55.8 – Neutral level; moving averages are misaligned – weak upward momentum; trading volume is 0.78 times the 20-day average – weak trading volume; recent 7-day volatility +19.3% – recent price uptrend is evident. The actual return of 19.3% significantly exceeded the forecasted return of 2.0%, which was due to the accurate capture of a surge in sales and an upward price trend. However, the decision to buy, despite the technical indicators showing weakness, can be seen as an overestimation of risk tolerance. In the next trades, we will continuously monitor news-based positive factors while giving more weight to technical signals such as moving average arrangements and weak trading volume. When setting target prices and stop-loss levels, we will base them on the current resistance and support levels, but in highly volatile periods, we will set wider ranges and adjust position sizes to manage risk.