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30.03.26 - 14:45
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Top-Down Market Review | TEM | Mar 30 (TradingView)
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In today's review of Tempus AI (TEM), I continued using the Top-Down analysis method to understand where price may react next. The process begins from the higher timeframes and works down toward the intraday charts to build a clearer picture of market structure.
Starting with the weekly chart, I looked at the broader trend to understand the overall direction of the market and where major areas of interest may exist. From there, the analysis moved into the daily timeframe to identify key supply and demand zones that could influence future price movement.
These zones help highlight areas where buyers or sellers previously stepped in, and where price may react again if revisited.
Finally, I dropped down to the lower timeframe to refine the analysis and examine how trend lines are interacting with these supply and demand levels. By combining trend structure with these zones, we can begin to identify areas of confluence where price may slow down, reverse, or continue its move.
Key focus points in this review:
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27.03.26 - 13:57
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Top-Down Market Review | TEM | Mar 27 (TradingView)
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In today's review of Tempus AI (TEM), I continued using the Top-Down analysis method to understand where price may react next. The process begins from the higher timeframes and works down toward the intraday charts to build a clearer picture of market structure.
Starting with the weekly chart, I looked at the broader trend to understand the overall direction of the market and where major areas of interest may exist. From there, the analysis moved into the daily timeframe to identify key supply and demand zones that could influence future price movement.
These zones help highlight areas where buyers or sellers previously stepped in, and where price may react again if revisited.
Finally, I dropped down to the lower timeframe to refine the analysis and examine how trend lines are interacting with these supply and demand levels. By combining trend structure with these zones, we can begin to identify areas of confluence where price may slow down, reverse, or continue its move.
Key focus points in this review:
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25.03.26 - 13:21
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Top-Down Market Review | TEM | Mar 25 (TradingView)
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In today's review of Tempus AI (TEM), I continued using the Top-Down analysis method to understand where price may react next. The process begins from the higher timeframes and works down toward the intraday charts to build a clearer picture of market structure.
Starting with the weekly chart, I looked at the broader trend to understand the overall direction of the market and where major areas of interest may exist. From there, the analysis moved into the daily timeframe to identify key supply and demand zones that could influence future price movement.
These zones help highlight areas where buyers or sellers previously stepped in, and where price may react again if revisited.
Finally, I dropped down to the lower timeframe to refine the analysis and examine how trend lines are interacting with these supply and demand levels. By combining trend structure with these zones, we can begin to identify areas of confluence where price may slow down, reverse, or continue its move.
Key focus points in this review:
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23.03.26 - 14:06
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Top-Down Market Review | TEM | Mar 23 (TradingView)
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In today's review of Tempus AI (TEM), I walk through my Top-Down analysis process, starting from the higher timeframes and working down to the 1-hour chart.
The analysis begins with the weekly timeframe to establish the broader trend and overall market structure. From there, I move into the daily chart to identify key supply and demand zones and mark important levels that may influence price movement.
Finally, I drop down to the 1-hour timeframe to refine the analysis and examine intraday structure. Here, I focus on areas of confluence by combining supply and demand zones, trend lines, and key price levels to better understand where the market may react.
Key focus points in this review:
• Weekly trend and broader market structure
• Daily supply and demand zones
• Confluence between levels and trend lines
• 1-hour chart for intraday context
The goal of this top-down approach is to simplify the chart, identify high-probability areas, and understand where price is most likely to react.
As always, the focus
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20.03.26 - 14:15
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Top-Down Market Review | TEM | Mar 20 (TradingView)
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In today's pre-market review of Tempus AI (TEM), I walked through my Top-Down analysis process starting from the higher timeframe and working down into the intraday structure.
Beginning with the weekly and daily charts, I marked the most important support and resistance levels to understand the broader market context. This helps identify whether price is trending or simply reacting within a range.
From there, I discussed how to distinguish between a true trend continuation and a potential fake breakout. Recognizing the difference between those two scenarios is key when evaluating momentum and avoiding traps during volatile moves.
Finally, I moved into the intraday levels to show how I determine where price is leaning and where liquidity may sit during the trading session.
Key focus points in this review:
• Identifying the dominant trend from higher timeframes
• Marking key support and resistance levels
• Recognizing the difference between real breakouts and fake moves
• Using intraday levels to understan
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19.03.26 - 13:15
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Top-Down Market Review | TEM | Feb 17 (TradingView)
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Tempus AI (TEM) saw a sharp rejection near the 50.80 level and closed the session down more than 4%. With the stock still relatively new and limited historical data available, this review focuses primarily on short-term market structure and key psychological levels.
Price is currently trading around the 48.50–49.00 range, with pre-market pressure pushing price closer to 47.90.
If bearish momentum continues, the next potential liquidity zone sits around 47.00–46.50. This area may act as a short-term reaction level where buyers could step in.
For bullish continuation, price would need to reclaim the 49.80–50.00 region, which aligns with the recent rejection zone and would signal strength returning to the market.
Key scenarios to watch:
• A liquidity sweep toward 47 followed by a reversal
• Continued downside if selling pressure remains strong
As always, the focus remains on waiting for confirmation before entering positions.
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16.03.26 - 13:57
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Tempus AI (TEM) Market Breakdown | Top-Down Analysis – Mar 16th (TradingView)
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In this episode, I walk through a top-down analysis of Tempus AI (TEM) using a structured multi-timeframe approach.
We start from the higher timeframes to understand the broader market structure, key support and resistance zones, and where price is positioned within the larger trend. From there, we move down into the intermediate and lower timeframes to evaluate momentum, potential pullback areas, and where a trade entry could develop.
This breakdown focuses on clarity, discipline, and process rather than predictions. The goal is to understand what the chart is communicating and how traders can prepare for the next possible move.
Topics covered in this episode:
• Monthly and weekly market structure
• Key support and resistance levels
• Trend strength and directional bias
• Possible entry zones and risk considerations
• How to think through a trade using a top-down method
This analysis is part of a consistent workflow designed to remove noise and focus on what actually matters in price behavior.
Study the
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13.03.26 - 14:06
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Top-down technical breakdown of Tempus AI heading into March 13 (TradingView)
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We start from the higher-timeframe structure to understand the real trend, key support and resistance zones, and where institutional positioning is likely occurring.
Then we drill down into the intermediate and lower timeframes to evaluate momentum, pullback behavior, and the probability of continuation versus reversal.
The goal is not prediction.
The goal is context.
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05.11.25 - 20:09
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Put sale on TEM (TradingView)
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Strong stock. Innovative space. Buy low, sell high? $1.30
:-)
Around the 200 sma. 2 1/2 weeks is bread and butter. And getting stocks down there, I would be pleased.
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25.09.25 - 15:42
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Tem (TradingView)
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Key Levels (Visually from Chart)
| Level | Meaning
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| ? 77.30 | Resistance — short-term pivot (tested, price rejected
| ? 76.60 | Critical support — neckline of double top
| ? 75.39 | First bearish target — key inflection zone
| ? 74.70 | Second bearish target — confirms full breakdown
| ? 78.13 | First bullish target — opens up if 77.30 breaks with strength
| ⚪ 79.20 | Secondary upside zone — major prior rejection area
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Simply put:
* TEM formed a double top— that's a bearish pattern.
* Price is sitting right at a key level (76.60)
* ? If 76.60 breaks → expect fast move to 75.39, then 74.70
* ? If bulls reclaim 77.30 → opens door to 78.13 and possibly 79+.
* Momentum is leaning bearish, but the next move depends on 76.60.
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? Bullish Scenario: Reclaim 77.30 → Breakout
Trade Idea:
If TEM reclaims 77.30 with stre
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16.08.25 - 21:21
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TEM clean triangle Breakout on D/W (TradingView)
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Great Earnings and clean technical setup (triangle) and Weekly BO from $75 next week !
Consolidation is complete from the 1 year base here and we are above the Volume shelf for that entire consolidation period.
No baggies in this one and smart money looks ready to take it up.
I dont mind a retest in the next few weeks for the $70 as the EMAs catch up as it pushes next few weeks.
Taking 60% off at $90 (previous ATH)
taking 30% at $100 (Psych level)
10% runners come off at break of 21ema
Keeping HARD SL at VRVP $61.83 but will surely cut early if Key levels $68.58 break and enters back in triangle.
Its a easy 3R trade here. keep it simple and honor the stops no matter what happens !
I am not an investor, I am a swing trader, dont care if it goes to moon, i will be 90% out at 100 and/or 1R loss. Period !
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13.08.25 - 02:51
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LONG | TEM (TradingView)
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NASDAQ:TEM
I'm leaning bullish on $TEM. Today's volume came in around 2.5× the 20-day average, paired with a bullish engulfing candle—both strong short-term momentum signals. Price is testing the multi-month descending trendline, with $68.43 as the breakout trigger. A close above that opens the path to $72.15 → $74.20. The largest volume profile node sits in the $60–62 zone, making $62 my key support; losing it would shift bias to neutral/bearish
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