Every time AMZN touched the lower line of the pennant and Stoch RSI was in oversold territory and crossed over bullish the price reacted and moved to the top of the pennant. I am watching closely for a Stoch RSI crossover here, which should send the price up one more time. A breakout and close below the pennant would be bearish.
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And we are below the support outside the pennant. This is not good but I think much of this move down has to do with the fact AMZN curt off Parlour. The technicals didn't change much. I am still accumulating. Although this started as a swing trade, I can very well accumulate for the long term if the pennant setup doesn't pan out. AMZN is not going anywhere anytime soon. Note
Something was strange to me so I looked closely and drew those pennant lines again using smaller time frames. It turns out AMZN never broke outside of the pennant. I apologize for not having made that chart cleaner the first time around. I hope it didn't hurt anybody's trades. In my defense, I am short sighted and am not able to wear glasses at the moment due to another issue on my nose so there you have it:Related publications
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