SOXX Rejected at $555.27 — Semiconductors Are Rolling Over Again [yEapU4q92YS]
Before The Market Opens — July 22, 2026 — POST-SHOW (updated) Final description — real chapters The SOXX semiconductor ETF just confirmed a head-and-shoulders breakdown, getting rejected exactly at the $555.27 retest level called out yesterday — money is rotating out of chips and memory names after Tuesday's huge rally, dragging QQQ (still capped at $686.37) and SPY (still inside its wedge) down with it. Tonight's Alphabet and Tesla earnings are the swing factor that decides which way SPY's wedge breaks next. Chapters: 0:00 Cold Open — Money Rotating Out of Semiconductors 0:47 SPY: Wedge Pattern — $770 Breakout or Rollover? 2:07 QQQ's Line in the Sand at $686.37 2:54 SOXX Head-and-Shoulders Confirms — $555.27 Rejected 4:07 SMCI Crushes Earnings, Rejected at $30.95 5:46 Tesla's $368.29 Level Before Tonight's Earnings 7:54 Alphabet's $337.39 Bounce vs. $360 Short Scalp 9:48 Apple Needs $333.50 to Keep Climbing 10:58 AMD and the Continuation-Move Lesson 12:24 GE Vernova: Two Setups, Two Directions 15:09 Micron's Pullback Confirms the Trendline Break 16:09 Intel's Levels for Today 16:52 Oklo Still Facing Resistance 18:52 NVIDIA: An Honest "I Don't Have a Good Read" 21:08 Roblox Turns Bullish After a Missed Entry 22:54 SpaceX: Respecting the Downtrend Benjamin Pool, former Head Trader at Verified Investing, now trades and teaches independently. New breakdowns daily. Disclaimer: Nothing in this video is financial advice. Trading involves risk of loss. Do your own research. Tags: SOXX head and shoulders breakdown, semiconductor stocks selloff, QQQ 686 line in the sand, SPY wedge pattern, Alphabet earnings today, Tesla earnings today, SMCI earnings reaction, chip stocks rotation, day trading levels, swing trading setups, stock market technical analysis Hashtags: #SOXX #QQQ #StockMarket #Trading #Earnings