Visa
Long

Visa double top and beyond or sell?

Hello traders and analysts,

Here we have our first sharing of Visa (V) a stock we have held for a long time due to the constant growth and consistent dividend returns quarterly.

Technicals -
Purchased 2nd order batch during the break out of the monthly zone [after Covid crash]. - but the zone is a monthly zone so keep it technical this is important to show a good demand zone.
Weekly levels - identified as potential supply zones but the monthly double top formation kept showing a strong bullish momentum.
Weekly zones became new supplies in the swap zones.
Notice the imbalance candles which are present inside these zones.

Fundamentals:
warning of economic downturn with spending cuts to households - with millions relying on stimulus paychecks - credit is still a valid use of fund transfers of course and will always be, however the slowdown will become clear.
Price fared very strongly during the crisis of 2008, with a strong growth retained throughout the recessional period.
However, be aware of consolidation between 2011 - 2015 - slow sustainable growth but not many down periods to provide demands.
The recent 2018 - 2020 shows larger swings with multiple fundamentals in play.

Always look left.
The next option is to consider once in the supply zone [monthly] all time high, what will price show us? A strong retest to produce and all time high or show a rejection upon the supply, we do not predict the future, but prepare for forward scenarios as price reacts.

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