The seven tech giants are experiencing drastically different price movements; who's frantically fleeing? These 7 key price levels will determine their fate! 1. SpaceX SPCX SpaceX surged from $145 to $175 before its earnings report, then fell back to around $140, showing significant intraday volatility and trading volume, breaking its short-term upward trend. Currently, $143 is a key support level; as long as it doesn't break below $140, the support logic remains intact. 2. Tesla TSLA Tesla has been consolidating for a month, with $370 currently the central point of contention between bulls and bears. $350 is a key support level below, and $390 is a resistance level above. As long as the stock price fluctuates between these two levels, there's no clear direction. If a merger does occur, shareholders may receive a premium. 3. Google GOOGL Google has recently shown significant weakness, closing lower for four consecutive trading days. The increased trading volume during the decline indicates substantial selling pressure. The stock price has broken below its previous low and is approaching $310. Next, we need to see if a bottoming candlestick pattern forms around $320, such as a long lower shadow, a bullish engulfing pattern, or a breakout above the previous day's high with increased volume. 4. Amazon (AMZN): Short-term weakness, but the long-term trend hasn't been completely broken. Amazon is currently experiencing repeated fluctuations. The key is whether it can hold around $248 and whether the stock price can regain the $255-$256 moving average resistance zone. If AWS's earnings report shows strong growth, the stock price may quickly recover the moving average. 5. Apple (AAPL): While tech stocks are generally declining, Apple has bucked the trend and hit a new all-time high, indicating that funds are concentrating on stronger, more certain companies. The lows are gradually rising, followed by an upward trend, and the overall structure remains upward. $340-$345 is a key support zone; as long as it holds, the short-term bias remains bullish. 6. Nvidia (NVDA): Short-term weakness is evident, but the stock price hasn't fallen below the 200-day moving average, and the medium-to-long-term trend hasn't been broken. There are no clear strong reversal candlestick patterns yet. The $203-$205 area is worth watching closely. If the stock price retraces to this level and finds support, then rebounds above $217-$222, the correction may be over. 7. Microsoft (MSFT) In the short term, pay close attention to whether the $520 level can hold. This is a key battleground between bulls and bears. If it breaks down, the stock price may further test the $510 area. The rebound has been weak in volume, failing to break through key moving averages with significant volume, indicating that funds haven't truly returned. The only criterion for deciding whether to add to positions is for the price to hold above key support and for a bottoming signal to appear!