Before entering a trade three types of analysis should be performed.
Fundamental Analysis = The study of financial statements and economic news. (Overall Trend) Technical Analysis = The study of chart history. (Entry & Exit Strategies) Sentimental Analysis = The study of the markets current psychology and traders psychology.(Instinct)
After performing the three analysis below are my results:
NFLX Fundamental Analysis = LONG-TERM (BUYING) Technical Analysis = SHORT-TERM (SELLING) Sentimental Analysis = Market fears currently higher than confidence.
To better explain:
This means that right now momentum is headed downwards technically but the overall trend is up fundamentally. So since we know the overall trend is upwards but we are currently headed downwards it creates the perfect timing to use our Fibonacci Retracement tool. A tool that is used to find important entry and exit levels in a trending market. Which is traditionally applied to the low & high of a trend. Here were my results:
Classic Head & Shoulders pattern shown with the three pink circles on chart. Head & Shoulders on a uptrend = Bearish Reversal at Neckline of $256.65.
As you can see in the chart above we have already retraced with a spike below the 23.6% level at $340.31. Markets are still showing downwards momentum that is headed towards the 38.2% level - 50% level.
MY SUGGESTION:
Place LONG orders totaling anywhere from 1-5% of your total trading capital on each retracement level below:
Take profit: $393.52 at the previous ATH . (All Time High) Be patient and trust the process. This monster of a tech stock will most definitely return to break more records in the upcoming months when the continuation wave arrives and aligns with the fundamentals.
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