SNOW Snowflake Inc

$SNOW NOV20 325C · still actionable Zone: $313.14 to $317.56 Invalidation: close under $309.80 Objectives: $335, then $355 The math: up 6.2% to the first objective and 12.6% to the second, against 1.8% risk on the invalidation, better than 7 to 1 to the second Dear friend, think of this swing setup like a shop that had a rough few weeks on the main street and then saw customers walk back in on Monday. Snowflake fell about 14.5 percent in five sessions, then closed Monday at $315.35, up 2.8 percent, after buyers held the $309.80 low and pushed price to $320.43, and what that means is simple. The selling slowed at a floor you can plainly see, and overhead there is room toward $335 first and $355 next while the November calls give this idea time before earnings on December 2. If price closes under $309.80 that floor has given way and you step aside, plain and simple. P.S. Watch $320.43 on Tuesday. It was the high on Monday, and a close over it would show buyers pressing, not just defending the low.

$SNOW 2nd day ended without a reversal... tight bands are expanding and in the wrong direction too, id mark this as not good, if no reversal by the third day it might flush

$SNOW NOV20 335C · still actionable Zone: $320.47 to $324.99 Invalidation: close under $306.84 Objectives: $334.77, then $368.35 The math: up 3.7% to the first objective and 14.1% to the second, against 4.9% risk on the invalidation, close to 3 to 1 to the second Think of this swing like a ball that got dropped down the stairs and finally stopped bouncing. Snowflake fell hard from its early October high, then on Wednesday it held above 318 dollars and closed at 322.73 dollars, which means sellers pushed and buyers still showed up at the same floor. Earnings are not until December 2, so this NOV20 call gives you room to play the walk back toward 334.77 dollars without the report sitting on your chest. If it closes under 306.84 dollars the floor gave way and the idea is simply wrong. P.S. Watch the 327.49 dollar high from Wednesday. A close above it would be the first real sign the bounce has legs.

$SNOW this traded like a dog for 5+ years now look at it. Hopefully Oracle can get on the same path $ORCL

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There’s now a triple bottom off $317’s support on the $SNOW daily, back to business as usual if we can reclaim $350 next week.

$SNOW love how this is holding up today given sell off in AI growth names, especially given last week’s run. Definitely going much higher.

$SNOW every time I look at this company I just see another bad mistake by Berkshire Hathaway $TSM

$SNOW Diluted by about 37 million shares in recent years at the current $340 price that is about 12.6 Billion. $SNOW just fakes earnings to sell shares at higher prices. Odd they have so much debt and taking more if they were actually making money.

$SNOW Total garbage, sold half of my puts, kept the rest running. Gonna do like in 2021. Big top then drop for a year. Floor is 100$.

$SNOW NOV20 335C · still actionable Zone: $323.15 to $327.71 Invalidation: close under $310 Objectives: $345, then $365 The math: up 6.0% to the first objective and 12.2% to the second, against 4.7% risk on the invalidation, better than 2 to 1 to the second. Dear friend, this is a swing, and picture a shop knocked down to 310 dollars on Friday morning that spent the rest of the day winning customers back until it closed near the top at 325 dollars and 43 cents, up almost 4 percent. That kind of Friday tells you buyers were waiting below, and with the next earnings report not due until December 2, after this contract expires, the road toward 345 and then 365 is clear of any earnings surprise. If 310 holds as the floor, the walk back up is the plain path, and a close under 310 says Friday was just a bounce. P.S. Snowflake grew product revenue 37 percent last quarter, its third straight quarter of faster growth, which is why Friday buyers had a story to buy into.

https://www.cnbc.com/investingclub/2026/10/20/jim-cramers-top-10-things-to-watch-in-the-stock-market-tuesday.html?__source=iosappshare%7Ccom.stocktwits.StockTwits.STShareExtension $SNOW ServiceNow was named a top pick at BMO Capital Markets, and Bernstein raised its price target to $266 from $248. That implies some serious upside (83% to be exact) from yesterday’s close of $145.36. The comeback for enterprise software names has been incredible. Almost as if the “SaaSpocalypse” narrative was nonsense. ServiceNow reports earnings next Wednesday evening.

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$SNOW context on the biggest insider sale filed this month: director Benoit Dageville sold 50,000 shares at 333.42 on Oct 7 (about 16.7 million) through a family trust. His Form 4 says it ran under a 10b5-1 plan adopted April 3, 2026, so the timing was set months before this run. SEC accession 0001821737-26-000016.

$SNOW I love being a bagholder on this pile of piss. Sold $345 calls last week for $8 was shocked it went to $370 now its $335 again.. I have sold calls on this pile of piss several times to offset my cost basis

$SNOW is so strong that even hynix and samsung collapse yesterday didnt't effect it. Let's get a group hug going here! (no homo)

$SNOW hard to believe the institutional shorts ripped the rug out of Fridays advance. It was stuck in the mud for 12 weeks. Back to 335 it appears in a day or so to sit in the channel again where the institutions make a fortune on the interest…..and their arbitrage. I hope I’m wrong, but it’s given back too much already today. No buyers stepping in at all so far.

$SNOW has 128% debt ratio more debt than cash, could literally go bankrupt by end of 2027

$SNOW turned data into enterprise infrastructure. When $CNET talks about 1565PB of data, the market will ask where it leads. If it stays in a presentation, value is limited. If it improves visibility, matching, and conversion, it becomes commercial.

Told people about SNOW when it was $130 per share. Snow is now $360 per share. Option contracts for the company are up over 2,500% since I told them. $SNOW $AMD $SPY