LYFT has exploded on earnings and is now setting up a textbook high tight flag — one of my favorite continuation patterns.
🔹 Earnings Surge → Flag Formation
Since the earnings pop, it has spent 6 days consolidating above the 9 EMA — strong bullish sign.
Today, it opened down $0.50, but buyers stepped in immediately, defending support.
🔹 High Tight Flag Setup
This is a classic high tight flag — strong initial move followed by tight sideways consolidation.
The longer it stays in this tight range, the stronger the breakout can be.
🔹 My Trading Plan:
1️⃣ Starter Position: Considering a starter position here, just above the 9 EMA, to catch the early move.
2️⃣ Confirmation Add: Full size on a clean breakout over the $17 level.
3️⃣ Stop Loss: Tight stop just below the 9 EMA — risk defined, reward potential is high.
🔹 Why This Setup is Compelling:
Strong earnings run + tight flag = perfect continuation setup.
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Buyers stepping in at the first sign of weakness shows bullish strength.
⚠️ Risk Management: Start small, add on confirmation — always respect your stops.
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