SNOW fell about 37% from ATH, a move that was catalyzed by the H&S break out. It is currently finding support for the 3rd consecutive day on the .786 fib retracement level. I added a few more shares to my position here with a very tight stop loss in case it continues to move down. Stochastic is curling up, which signals a potential change in the trend. Seems to the a good place to start a reversal, even if it turns out to be a slow one.
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Note
One thing to keep in mind is that millions of shares were released from the lockdown yesterday. I believe we didn't see a sell ff because the price was already very low due to people selling in anticipation of a price fall yesterday. However, those shareholders who got shares early may be waiting for a push higher to start unloading their shares. They are all looking at the same resistance levels as the rest of us (such as the $320 mark, where the price just fell from) so there might be a bumpy road ahead for SNOW.Note
Placed a stop at $293 in case the 50-ema on the daily and other emas on the 4hr and 1hr chart are broken.Disclaimer
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