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Starbucks (SBUX) stock, as shown in the 1-day chart, has declined sharply due to a combination of operational challenges, weak earnings, and broader market pressures, making it a poor choice for swing trading. Q4 2025 results revealed a $230 million revenue miss and operating margins contracting to 2.9% from 18.7% the prior year, driven by store closures (over 600 in North America plus plans for 400 more underperforming U.S. locations), rising labor costs, and inflationary pressures from strategies like "Back to Starbucks." U.S. comparable sales fell 2%, with transaction volumes down nearly 4%, compounded by economic pressures on consumers, competition in China, and potential coffee tariff hikes under President Trump, leading to a 13.6% yearly drop that underperforms the S&P 500. For swing traders, the bearish technicals—including a 'death cross' with the 50-day moving average below the 200-day, negative MACD, and price near lower Bollinger Bands—signal continued downside risk and low reward potential amid er

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Most traders miss the forest for the trees. They spend their entire day glued to intraday charts, scalping for a few cents, and they completely ignore the bigger picture. But here's the truth: the biggest moves, the cleanest swing trades, come from the higher timeframes — monthly and weekly charts. Today, I will break down why that matters, and we'll use Starbucks stock, ticker SBUX, as a perfect example. The Importance of Bigger Timeframes When you zoom out to the monthly timeframe, you're looking at where the real money plays — hedge funds, institutions, the smart money. These guys aren't trading 5-minute charts. They're building positions in massive supply and demand imbalances. If you ignore those levels, you're basically trading blind. It's like trying to surf without paying attention to the tide. You might catch a wave or two, but eventually, the tide will wipe you out.” Starbucks Monthly Demand at $79.68 Let's look at Starbucks. Right now, we've got a strong monthly demand imbalance of around $79.

After a period of pronounced selling pressure, Starbucks shares have recently stabilized and shifted into an upward trend. We identify the ongoing dark green wave as a magenta three-wave move. In our view, waves (W) and (X) are complete, and we see further upside potential in the final stage of this substructure. However, we then anticipate another downward move to complete the overarching correction, which is likely to push price below the support level at $71.53. There is a 31% probability that dark green wave alt. could take precedence and drive price directly below the $71.53 support level beforehand.

? Entry: Buy above $92.60 after a strong candle close. ? Stop-Loss: $91.70 (below trendline & support). ? Target 1: $93.20 – quick profit zone. ? Target 2: $94.00 – next resistance if momentum holds. ⚡ Hook: "Perfect blend of timing, targets, and discipline."

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? Entry: $94.41 (Breakout above mini wedge) Stop Loss: $93.75 (Below trendline support) Target: $96.38 (Key resistance zone) Pattern: Rising Wedge breakout with bullish momentum Risk-Reward Ratio: ~2.6R Caution Zone: $94.83–$95.33 (multiple rejections in past)

Starbucks shares have remained in a sideways range over the past two weeks. This does not alter our primary outlook: We continue to see the stock in the dark green wave , which is expected to peak near the resistance level at $117.46. After reaching this high, we anticipate a move lower, with the stock dropping below the support at $71.53. However, since the intermediate high has not yet been established, an alternative scenario remains on the table: With a 31% probability, the dark green wave alt. could take hold first, driving the price below the $71.53 mark ahead of schedule. ? Over 190 precise analyses, clear entry points, and defined Target Zones - that's what we do (for more: look to the right).