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Alright gang — I want to walk you through a setup that’s ticking every one of my TPS boxes, and it’s flying completely under the radar.

Veeva Systems (VEEV) — trading near its 52-week high at $285 — is quietly setting up for what could be a monster continuation move.

The kicker? This stock popped +18% after earnings, and now it’s forming squeezes on the 15-minute, 30-minute, and hourly charts.

That’s not just noise. That’s pressure building across multiple timeframes.

Let me show you why I just grabbed June calls on this name, and why I think the next push could be the one that sends it flying.

A Real Earnings Winner With Real Structure

Now you know I’m not a fundamentals guy, but I pay attention when a company crushes expectations and raises guidance across the board — and that’s exactly what Veeva just did.

They beat Q1 estimates, raised full-year revenue and EPS guidance, and even bumped the Q2 outlook above consensus. That’s not just a beat — that’s a statement.

And the market listened. Shares jumped 18%… but here’s what matters more: they held the gains.

That’s what I care about. Not the headline — the follow-through. Because when a stock gaps on earnings and then consolidates instead of fading, that’s usually a sign of quiet institutional accumulation.

And right now, VEEV is coiling just below that $285 high — right at the post-earnings point of control.

You Want a Squeeze? We’ve Got Three

This setup would already be solid with just one squeeze. But we’ve got three of them lining up — 15-minute, 30-minute, and 1-hour.

That’s not by accident. That’s energy compressing on multiple levels.

If you’re new to squeezes, think of it like this: price gets tight, volatility drops, and it’s like pulling back a slingshot. The longer it coils, the stronger the shot when it fires.

What I love about this one is the structure. The pullback off the highs has been controlled. The EMAs are all stacked. Momentum’s starting to shift. And the squeeze is sitting right at the spot where you want to see it — just under resistance, not after it’s already broken through.

That tells me this move hasn’t happened yet. But it’s coming. And I want to be in position before the pop — not chasing after the fact.

How I’m Playing It

I picked up June calls with 16 days to expiration. This isn’t a lotto — it’s a swing. I’ve got time on the clock, and I’m not using a hard stop.

Why? Because the structure is still valid. It’s holding the post-earnings base. It’s consolidating under the highs. And if we get the breakout? I’ll look to scale out as the move develops.

If the setup fails, I’ll take the loss and move on — but I’m not forcing anything here. Small size, big potential. That’s how I like it.

In a Choppy Market, This Is What Stands Out

Let’s be honest — the market’s been messy. SPY’s stuck between 580 and 600, news headlines are flying, and most stocks look like they’ve been through the blender.

That’s why I’m focusing on names that are doing the opposite — holding trend, showing relative strength, and coiling with structure after a catalyst.

VEEV is doing all of that.

It’s not a hope trade. It’s not “maybe this bounces.” It’s a clean post-earnings setup with trend, pattern, and squeeze all working together — and a clear breakout level just overhead.

That’s exactly the kind of chart I want to be trading right now.

Your Action Plan

If you’re looking for quality over quantity this week, VEEV should be on your radar.

It’s got the earnings story, the technical structure, and the timing. And if it clears that $285 level, I think we could see a fast move higher.

This is the kind of setup I focus on in Opening Bell Aftershocks — where I walk through exactly how I find these trades before they fire, not after the crowd has piled in.

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Stay patient. Stay sharp. And stay ready. Because when this one goes, it could go fast.

— Nate Bear