BBVA is currently in an ascending wedge with bearish RSI divergence. Look for a break of trend on smaller timeframe for entry, SL at last swing high with target of $7 also could be a bigger move as in a channel on larger timeframe so will be using a trailing SL if it gets there, moving SL to BE when safe to do so.
Bearish Cypher in BBVA Also I expect deterioration in emerging markets + non performing loans will increase in its balance sheet. Sell and short. Potential short to 4,70 then sub 3,80 for eoy.
The technical figure Triangle can be found in Spanish company Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A. (BBVA.mc) at daily chart. Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A., better known by its initialism BBVA, is a Spanish multinational financial services company based in Madrid and Bilbao, Spain. It is one of the largest financial institutions in the world, and is...
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The next Bailout of Spain. The bailout of Spain has now taken place after 1 1/2 years. But it will not stay that way. Spain will not get back on its feet despite financial aid and loans. The socialist structures + nepotism are too strong and the trust in Government is down and LockDown break the neck of economy. It's over! Therefore it will come also in the...
I have been following this count for quite some time now. Bailout Spain has arrived as expected. All the centralbank money and buying of zombidebt could cosmetically save the balance sheet of Banco Bilbao and possibly start a turnaround. But I will definitely not buy the share. The first riots have also started extraordinarily early. The CoronaLockDowns...
BBVA has activated a double bottom pattern with possible target price at 4.065€, +29% from current price.
This is a review on a monthly view of the main banks in Spain. We are not going to make any more comments than to limit ourselves to paste the charts, just to say that they are inside a big shit. In which one would you put your savings? Greetings and God bless us. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Banco...
After a multi-million dollar bailout, the bank is back at record lows. Will it hold the pressure? There is still room in that RSI for a bit more correction. Bleh! This is a continuation of our previous ideas... Rodrigo de Rato tret al clatell!
We Expect Price to continue with its uptrend after the strong move it made from 2.555 level.
So I've decided to somehow repost this big scheisse after the bank doesn't stop sending me emails saying they have experts analyzing the markets and wanting to give an explanation of why the stocks are going up. Really? Who are they trying to convince with this graph? It will be bad, very bad. And in the end we will always pay for it, always the same. Enough! ...
AMAT - Applied Materials The domestic TSM, almost sounds like Tiamat. Eastern Asian spies? In my processor? It's more likely than you think. www.nasdaq.com CMI - Cummins Lol, produces stuff for different industries, natgas. Should monitor PPI for April. www.nasdaq.com www.bls.gov www.bloomberg.com BBVA - Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria This one doesn't look too...
After almost 2 years, Banco Bilbao share is still on target. A bailout/bailin is imminent and should lead to riots or even revolution in another 2 years. In 2018 this was still unimaginable and today hardly anyone would doubt it or rule out the possibility, would they?
Al igual que el ADR de Galicia, Banco BBVA se encuentra lateralizando. En las últimas jornadas el volumen fue disminuyendo.
BBVA has slightly broken that support line and means they're in almost historical minimums... In this cases it should go up again but somehow we need a miracle here. This is an updated idea with an enlarged view. Thanks.
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