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  Hov@OnlyFibsBullish4d

  $PCAR carries a market capitalization of $66.42B and a trailing P/E of 26.80. On the 8-hour technical chart, price action is pressing against a major multi-month ascending trendline resistance shelf following robust second-quarter earnings—highlighted by consolidated revenues of $7.55 billion and record quarterly parts revenue of $1.75 billion. Institutional sponsorship remains strong as global commercial truck deliveries hit 38,700 units. 🐂 🎯 Bull Key Levels: Sustained volume acceptance over immediate overhead resistance at $132.00 triggers technical breakout acceleration toward upper supply zones. 🐂 🔥 Bear Key Levels: A breakdown under ascending trendline support near $126.00 invalidates the continuation thesis and initiates a retest of lower volume node floors. 🐻 ⚠️ Take Profit Targets: $138.00 / $145.00. 💰 🎯 #hovdid #PCAR #Paccar #StockMarket #PriceAction

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  Margaret Linton@MargaretLinton463Aug 5

  $URI $PCAR $TDG $BSX $DB United Rentals benefits from equipment demand, PACCAR leads commercial trucks, TransDigm dominates aerospace components, Boston Scientific advances medical devices, and Deutsche Bank continues operational improvements.

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  Timmy T@CycleTradeAug 3

  $PCAR is a perfect 'moderate volatility Nasdaq 100 component' and illustrates my trading doctrine in action. PCAR is a perfect example of a “manageable volatility” stock in the 2–3% ATRP range. The following numbers tell a story. I backtested 100,000 initial capital with default order size of 10% of that capital and up to 10 buys/pyramids during each Buy-cycle. Here are the backtest results: KC1 only (fast entry + fast exit) Return: 8.2% Max DD: 15% Trades: 110 KC1 exits are simply too tight for a moderate‑volatility stock. You get shaken out of a trend constantly. KC1 entry + KC2 exit (fast entry + slow exit) Return: 56.4% Max DD: 15.2% Trades: 67 This is the correct cycle engine for PCAR: fast entries catch the impulses, slow exits survive the noise, fewer trades, same drawdown 7× the performance This is exactly what a 2–3% ATRP volatility personality should produce. How We Trade These (PCAR Example) On the chart: KC1 entries catch the momentum inflection points KC2 exits define the trend boundary and eventual exit and thus every long trade must occur above it As long as price stays above the slow exit line, the trend is intact — even if KC1 fires multiple entries.

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  Timmy T@CycleTradeAug 3

  $STUDY — Volatility Personalities Inside the Nasdaq‑100 In my custom view I’m looking at the current top 10 or so components of the Nasdaq‑100 — top because they satisfy 13 technical studies and are rated 100% Buy over at Barchart. When I scan this list, I immediately look all the way to the right at the 50‑day ATRP (ATR expressed as a percentage of price). This tells me the volatility personality of each stock. In this group (the 2nd attached image), the lowest ATRP is: $EA — 0.44% → ultra‑low volatility → maybe too boring And the highest ATRP is: $DDOG — 4.12% → ultra‑high volatility → maybe too exciting Both extremes are tradable, but they require very different cycle engines. The Sweet Spot: 2–3% ATRP. Something in the 2–3% ATRP range is: volatile enough to be interesting, but still manageable, with less chaotic noise, and cleaner trend structure In the image, we have several Nasdaq‑100 names in this ideal zone: ABNB AMGN CCEP FAST $PCAR (shown in the attached chart) ROST These are the names where the fast entry system shines — but the slow exit system keeps you in the trend. How We Trade These (PCAR Example) On PCAR’s chart: Fast entry system catches the inflection points Slow exit system keeps you in the move until the trend truly breaks The orange line you see is the slow exit anchor, placed 2 ATR below the 100 EMA. This gives us: a volatility‑adjusted entry trigger, a risk measurement tool, and a position‑sizing reference The slow exit line (KC2) defines the trend boundary. As long as price stays above it, the trend is intact — even if the fast system fires multiple entries. We can continue to take all the fast entries, perhaps scaling in This combination is ideal for stocks in the 2–3% ATRP range because: fast entries catch the impulses or upward shifts in momentum, slow exits survive the noise, risk is measurable and position size can be adjusted logically Key Point The Nasdaq‑100 contains the full volatility spectrum: EA (0.44%) → too boring → KC1/KC1 DDOG (4.12%) → too exciting → KC1/KC2 ABNB, AMGN, CCEP, FAST, PCAR, ROST (2–3%) → the sweet spot → KC1 entries + KC2 exits ATR% reveals the volatility personality. Cycle selection respects it. Have a good and profitable day and life

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  Treadwater Group Global@TreadwaterJul 28

  $CAT Won’t be down long Buy the Dip $DE $PCAR

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  MarketBeat Earnings@EarningsInsiderJul 28

  https://www.marketbeat.com/earnings/reports/2026-7-28-paccar-inc-stock/ $PCAR PACCAR Earnings Transcript

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  Stocktwits Earnings@StocktwitsEarningsJul 28

  $PCAR Q2 '26 Earnings Results & Recap • Reported GAAP EPS of $1.43 up 3.62% YoY • Reported revenue of $7B down -6.84% YoY • PACCAR Inc projects 2026 capital expenditures in the range of $700-$750 million and estimates research and development expenses to be in the range of $450-$480 million for the full year.

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  Dale@RustyShaqlferdBullishJul 28

  $AUR $FDX $NVDA $PCAR $VLVLY

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  Andrés@ubedatradersBullishJul 28

  $AUR The conversation around Aurora is changing. A few months ago, everyone asked whether the technology worked. Today the questions are different. Aurora already works with an impressive ecosystem including $PCAR , $VLVLY , Uber Freight, $NVDA , Hirschbach, Ryder, Schneider, Werner, McLane and $FDX The latest announcements aren't just about autonomous trucks. They're about accelerating demand, growing freight volumes and 24/7 freight capacity. The weekly chart also tells an interesting story. Despite the recent macro headwinds, Aurora continues to find strong support around the $6 level. That's why July 29 matters. I'm not looking for another flashy partnership. I'm looking for proof that the existing network is scaling. Technology got Aurora here. Execution will determine its valuation.

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  Stocktwits 52-Week Highs@Stocktwits52wHighsJul 27

  $PCAR printed a new 52-week high today

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  27R@27RJul 27

  $PCAR Buckle up — earnings before the open tomorrow.

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  Stocktwits 52-Week Highs@Stocktwits52wHighsJul 23

  $PCAR printed a new 52-week high today

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  ASE@SilverEagleBullishJul 23

  $PCAR up and through 130. Keep it pushing 😎

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  ASE@SilverEagleBullishJul 16

  $PCAR bust through 130. TIA

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  Paul@PapsmierBullishJul 6

  $MU ᴛʀᴀᴄᴇʀ @DeFiTracer 🚨 BREAKING: ONE OF THE BEST INVESTORS IN THE WORLD, RAY DALIO, JUST SHARED HIS NEW POSITIONS: $NVDA: 828,000 SHARES ($818M) $MU: 586,000 SHARES ($499M) $GOOG: 387,000 SHARES ($111M) $PCAR: 777,000 SHARES ($89.8M) $SNPS: 208,000 SHARES ($82.6M) THIS MAN PREDICTED THE 2008 CRASH AND NOW MANAGES OVER $100 BILLION HE DEFINITELY KNOWS SOMETHING!!

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