Despite the chaos with Credit Suisse European banks in General are printing some excellent setups. What is the reason for this? No idea.
On the above 2-month chart:
1) A strong buy signal (not shown) prints with price action breakout from resistance that has been active since 2007.
2) Regular bullish divergence. No less than eight oscillators this time. Four to five oscillators printing on this time frame is incredibly powerful but eight?!
3) Inverse head and shoulders pattern. Confirmation is price action closing above 10.50 and staying there or above for a week or two. On confirmation a target of 21 euro should be expected.
4) The yellow line is the 21/2-month EMA. Notice the first attempt to hold as support has failed? (Orange arrow). This was the first attempt to hold as support since July 2005. Confirmation of support is price action at 10.50 and above by the month of May.
5) Almost EVERY idea on tradingview is 'short' / Bearish! Ww is the 5%. What in?
Is it possible price action falls further? Sure.
Is it probable? No.
Ww
Type: Investment
Risk: <=6% of portfolio
Timeframe: Don’t know.
Return: 110%
Stop loss: 7.20
On the above 2-month chart:
1) A strong buy signal (not shown) prints with price action breakout from resistance that has been active since 2007.
2) Regular bullish divergence. No less than eight oscillators this time. Four to five oscillators printing on this time frame is incredibly powerful but eight?!
3) Inverse head and shoulders pattern. Confirmation is price action closing above 10.50 and staying there or above for a week or two. On confirmation a target of 21 euro should be expected.
4) The yellow line is the 21/2-month EMA. Notice the first attempt to hold as support has failed? (Orange arrow). This was the first attempt to hold as support since July 2005. Confirmation of support is price action at 10.50 and above by the month of May.
5) Almost EVERY idea on tradingview is 'short' / Bearish! Ww is the 5%. What in?
Is it possible price action falls further? Sure.
Is it probable? No.
Ww
Type: Investment
Risk: <=6% of portfolio
Timeframe: Don’t know.
Return: 110%
Stop loss: 7.20
Trade active
Double bottom prints almost 1 year exactly after the last bout of bad news and strong probability signal.Daily chart - Long like Donkey Kong.
Note
Following the news articles of “imminent collapse” in the Economist amongst others price action is up 20%.Want the real news? Read the charts, it's without charge and content ad-free.
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The target should be realised towards the middle of next year.Trade active
Past resistance confirms support.Note
Creepily price action continues to follow the Elliot path that was drawn many months ago.Note
Surely but slowly price action continues the journey upward.100% gain so far.
Trade closed: target reached
2 years since publication for a 100% gain... not bad. Remember what the News outlets were spilling at the time of publication?CNBC
"Deutsche Bank is not the next Credit Suisse, analysts say as panic spreads"
cnbc.com/2023/03/24/deutsche-bank-is-not-the-next-credit-suisse-analysts-say-as-panic-spreads.html
FT
"German authorities raid Deutsche Bank in money laundering investigation"
ft.com/content/9fd8a476-d023-4cc7-9598-32b3b4654162
Show me the charts and I'll tel you the news...
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Allow 3-6 months on ideas. Not investment advice. DYOR
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