The software trade has gone through a sharp reset this year, forcing investors to separate companies being disrupted by AI from those becoming essential to the AI buildout. One name that was heavily discounted during that selloff has staged a notable turnaround as the market’s view has shifted. Snowflake (SNOW) has rebounded from its spring lows and is now breaking out to fresh 52-week highs, with bullish trends lining up across all three timeframes we watch. What makes the move especially interesting is the rising OBV line, showing buying pressure is outpacing selling pressure and giving the breakout a solid technical foundation.

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For traders looking for a way to participate, purchasing SNOW shares offer the straightforward approach, while an options trader could use an in-the-money call debit spread to gain bullish exposure with defined risk and less capital than buying a call outright on a stock above $330. The structure also provides more flexibility around the expiration date than a simple long call, and there is a current setup, where the spread offers 52.2% profit potential if SNOW is up, flat, or even down 10.0% by expiration, assuming the trade is established at the specified prices. That defined-risk approach gives traders a way to express a bullish view without needing to be perfectly right on the direction or magnitude of the move.

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