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MSFT, GS: Bull Flags in Blue Chips?Some major stocks have done little as the broader market hits new highs. Today’s idea considers two members of the Dow Jones Industrial Average where some traders may see potential upside signals: Microsoft NASDAQ:MSFT and Goldman Sachs NYSE:GS . The first pattern on both is the tight pullbacks after rallies. Those may be viewed as bull-flag continuation patterns. Next, both are trying to hold above recent weekly highs. Is old resistance becoming new support? Third, rising MACD on each chart could indicate bullishness in the short term. They’re also above their rising 21-day exponential moving averages. Finally, inside days this week may suggest that near-term weakness is fading as a new month and quarter approach. TradeStation has, for decades, advanced the trading industry, providing access to stocks, options and futures. See our Overview for more. Past performance, whether actual or indicated by historical tests of strategies, is no guarantee of future performance or success. There is a possibility that you may sustain a loss equal to or greater than your entire investment regardless of which asset class you trade (equities, options or futures); therefore, you should not invest or risk money that you cannot afford to lose. Online trading is not suitable for all investors. View the document titled Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options at www.TradeStation.com . Before trading any asset class, customers must read the relevant risk disclosure statements on www.TradeStation.com . System access and trade placement and execution may be delayed or fail due to market volatility and volume, quote delays, system and software errors, Internet traffic, outages and other factors. Securities and futures trading is offered to self-directed customers by TradeStation Securities, Inc., a broker-dealer registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission and a futures commission merchant licensed with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission). TradeStation Securities is a member of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the National Futures Association, and a number of exchanges. TradeStation Securities, Inc. and TradeStation Technologies, Inc. are each wholly owned subsidiaries of TradeStation Group, Inc., both operating, and providing products and services, under the TradeStation brand and trademark. When applying for, or purchasing, accounts, subscriptions, products and services, it is important that you know which company you will be dealing with. Visit www.TradeStation.com for further important information explaining what this means.
NASDAQ:MSFT
by TradeStation
Bitcoin — Be Bullish But PatientBitcoin is starting to look quite bullish. On lower time frames we have an uptrend. Higher highs and higher lows: Also inverse head and shoulders. For my brain it's easier to see it on an upside-down chart: On the higher time frame we're still in a consolidation though. It is important to be ready for more sideways movement and short-term swings. Or we can get a breakout in just a few days. Who knows? 69K is currently the most important resistance and, once broken, is likely to become a point of no return.
INDEX:BTCUSDLong
by function_mechanic
UNITDSPR Breakout, Long for IntradayUNITDSPR Breakout closing in 15 Min. chart, Rectangle/Flag & Pole pattern breakout. Daily Trend is also upwards Wait for the retracement then can go for long position. Question : Why wait for retracement? Ans : Already made 8 green candles, there is a high probability that a red candle can be formed only then we can see the intensity and exact seller price. If sellers are strong then it can be a breakout fail or if buyers are strong then that red candle will be act like a small stoploss/better price place for Buyers. Note: This is just an analysis wait for the price to confirm. Disclaimer : Always follow Risk to Reward, because this is the key to success in this business, no matter how much good a trade is looking, we never know the future.
NSE:UNITDSPRLong
by smrgrover2
BTC - Looks extremely Bullish/Breakout Coming?BTC has been consolidating for months since setting new highs. Massive cup and handle on the weekly and a textbook bull flag in n the daily. Watching the channel on the 1hr and 4hr charts to await a break of the channel the flag is currently in. Candles from 15 minutes up start closing above $63500 I’ll be looking for a breakout to test $65000 and then ATH before a larger run up. BTC can move fast and dump just as fast, so I will use MARA, BITO, or MSTR call options for the breakout if it happens.
Long
by Twelve_29_Options
Ethereum to $12,622 – It's Not a Question, It’s a Matter of TimeAlright, let me break it down for you: ETH is heading straight to $12,622 – no ifs, ands, or buts. Why? Because the charts are screaming it. Fibonacci Extensions: The 0.618-0.65 levels are textbook targets for major price moves, and guess where they’re pointing? You guessed it: $12,622. This isn’t guesswork, it’s mathematics. Measured Moves: Look at the last massive rally – a clean 365% move. Now, using that same playbook, we’re looking at a nearly identical run from current levels. This isn’t speculation, it’s straight facts. Bull Flag Breakout: This bull flag is as clear as day, and once we break out, there’s nothing standing in the way of ETH ripping to $12.6K. Bull flags don’t lie, and neither do I. Mark my words – we’re hitting $12,622. It’s not “if,” it’s when. Keep watching. 🔥
BITSTAMP:ETHUSDLong
by TheTraderAndy
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Fundamental and Technical Analysis of Vietnam HOSE:VNINDEX 1. Fundamental Analysis The chart above illustrates Vietnam's GDP growth (VNFGDPG). The data clearly shows a significant decline after the COVID-19 crisis, indicating that Vietnam's economy was substantially impacted by the pandemic. Prior to COVID-19, GDP growth was relatively stable, but a sharp decline occurred during the pandemic, reflecting economic contraction. The recovery of the VNINDEX (Vietnam Index) after the COVID crisis serves as an indicator of the country's economic recovery and the financial market's response. 2. Technical Analysis The VNINDEX represents the movement of the Vietnamese stock market index, which has shown an upward trend in the long term. However, there are clear signs of corrections and recoveries over the past few years. Between 2018-2020, there was significant fluctuation, with a steep drop during the COVID-19 period (2020), followed by a recovery in the subsequent year. After 2021, the index has been rising, and it is currently facing resistance around the 1,287-point level, indicating a possible attempt to break through this resistance. The upward arrow symbol shown in the chart suggests a potential for the index to breach this level, which could indicate a continuation of the upward momentum. 3. Additional Insights for Analysis The recovery of the VNINDEX aligns with the broader economic recovery trend post-COVID-19. The steadiness of the VNFGDPG could point to other economic factors still influencing the country's growth. If compared with other countries in the region, how do you view Vietnam’s economy? When comparing Vietnam's economy to other emerging markets, especially in Southeast Asia (ASEAN) such as Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia, Vietnam stands out in several key areas: 1. Economic Growth Vietnam has maintained a relatively high GDP growth rate over the past decade compared to other countries in the region. Especially before the COVID-19 pandemic, Vietnam was recognized as one of the fastest-growing economies in the group. The Philippines and Indonesia also have robust economic growth, driven by the expansion of industries and foreign investment. Compared to Thailand and Malaysia, Vietnam’s economic growth has been more prominent. Both Thailand and Malaysia have experienced slower growth in recent years, particularly in sectors like tourism and exports, which were heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. 2. Industrial and Export Development Vietnam is regarded as a new manufacturing hub of Asia, especially in electronics, textiles, and heavy industries. Vietnam is a major exporter of these products, particularly to large trading partners like China, the U.S., and Europe, which has helped its economy recover quickly post-COVID. Indonesia is strong in energy and natural resources, being a major exporter of oil and natural gas in the region, while the Philippines has seen growth in information technology and business process outsourcing (BPO). On the other hand, Thailand and Malaysia face challenges due to their heavy reliance on tourism and decreased foreign investments. 3. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Vietnam has been a major destination for foreign direct investment (FDI), especially from companies shifting manufacturing out of China to avoid the U.S.-China trade war. This has driven strong growth in Vietnam’s manufacturing, technology, and construction sectors. The Philippines and Indonesia also attract FDI, particularly in mining, energy, and IT sectors, but challenges related to infrastructure and political stability make them slightly less attractive compared to Vietnam. Malaysia, while still receiving considerable FDI, has seen its growth slow in recent years, which makes Vietnam more appealing in comparison. 4. Challenges and Opportunities Opportunities: Vietnam has significant growth potential due to its large working-age population, low labor costs compared to other regional competitors, and economic policies that promote exports and foreign investment. Challenges: Infrastructure and bureaucratic inefficiencies remain obstacles to attracting further FDI when compared to countries like Malaysia, which has more developed infrastructure. 5. Impact of COVID-19 Vietnam has shown one of the fastest recoveries from COVID-19 in terms of GDP growth in the region, especially when compared to countries like Thailand, which relies heavily on tourism and was severely affected, and Indonesia, which struggled with controlling the pandemic in its initial stages. However, global economic uncertainties still pose challenges for all countries in this group. Conclusion: Vietnam stands out for its strong economic growth, industrial development, and substantial foreign investment, especially in the post-COVID-19 period. Compared to other countries in the region, Vietnam seems to be better positioned for recovery and continued growth. However, challenges related to infrastructure and political systems could slow its future expansion.
HOSE:VNINDEXLong
by nineny66
Fundamental and Technical Analysis of Vietnam HOSE:VNINDEX 1. Fundamental Analysis The chart above illustrates Vietnam's GDP growth (VNFGDPG). The data clearly shows a significant decline after the COVID-19 crisis, indicating that Vietnam's economy was substantially impacted by the pandemic. Prior to COVID-19, GDP growth was relatively stable, but a sharp decline occurred during the pandemic, reflecting economic contraction. The recovery of the VNINDEX (Vietnam Index) after the COVID crisis serves as an indicator of the country's economic recovery and the financial market's response. 2. Technical Analysis The VNINDEX represents the movement of the Vietnamese stock market index, which has shown an upward trend in the long term. However, there are clear signs of corrections and recoveries over the past few years. Between 2018-2020, there was significant fluctuation, with a steep drop during the COVID-19 period (2020), followed by a recovery in the subsequent year. After 2021, the index has been rising, and it is currently facing resistance around the 1,287-point level, indicating a possible attempt to break through this resistance. The upward arrow symbol shown in the chart suggests a potential for the index to breach this level, which could indicate a continuation of the upward momentum. 3. Additional Insights for Analysis The recovery of the VNINDEX aligns with the broader economic recovery trend post-COVID-19. The steadiness of the VNFGDPG could point to other economic factors still influencing the country's growth. If compared with other countries in the region, how do you view Vietnam’s economy? When comparing Vietnam's economy to other emerging markets, especially in Southeast Asia (ASEAN) such as Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia, Vietnam stands out in several key areas: 1. Economic Growth Vietnam has maintained a relatively high GDP growth rate over the past decade compared to other countries in the region. Especially before the COVID-19 pandemic, Vietnam was recognized as one of the fastest-growing economies in the group. The Philippines and Indonesia also have robust economic growth, driven by the expansion of industries and foreign investment. Compared to Thailand and Malaysia, Vietnam’s economic growth has been more prominent. Both Thailand and Malaysia have experienced slower growth in recent years, particularly in sectors like tourism and exports, which were heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. 2. Industrial and Export Development Vietnam is regarded as a new manufacturing hub of Asia, especially in electronics, textiles, and heavy industries. Vietnam is a major exporter of these products, particularly to large trading partners like China, the U.S., and Europe, which has helped its economy recover quickly post-COVID. Indonesia is strong in energy and natural resources, being a major exporter of oil and natural gas in the region, while the Philippines has seen growth in information technology and business process outsourcing (BPO). On the other hand, Thailand and Malaysia face challenges due to their heavy reliance on tourism and decreased foreign investments. 3. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Vietnam has been a major destination for foreign direct investment (FDI), especially from companies shifting manufacturing out of China to avoid the U.S.-China trade war. This has driven strong growth in Vietnam’s manufacturing, technology, and construction sectors. The Philippines and Indonesia also attract FDI, particularly in mining, energy, and IT sectors, but challenges related to infrastructure and political stability make them slightly less attractive compared to Vietnam. Malaysia, while still receiving considerable FDI, has seen its growth slow in recent years, which makes Vietnam more appealing in comparison. 4. Challenges and Opportunities Opportunities: Vietnam has significant growth potential due to its large working-age population, low labor costs compared to other regional competitors, and economic policies that promote exports and foreign investment. Challenges: Infrastructure and bureaucratic inefficiencies remain obstacles to attracting further FDI when compared to countries like Malaysia, which has more developed infrastructure. 5. Impact of COVID-19 Vietnam has shown one of the fastest recoveries from COVID-19 in terms of GDP growth in the region, especially when compared to countries like Thailand, which relies heavily on tourism and was severely affected, and Indonesia, which struggled with controlling the pandemic in its initial stages. However, global economic uncertainties still pose challenges for all countries in this group. Conclusion: Vietnam stands out for its strong economic growth, industrial development, and substantial foreign investment, especially in the post-COVID-19 period. Compared to other countries in the region, Vietnam seems to be better positioned for recovery and continued growth. However, challenges related to infrastructure and political systems could slow its future expansion.
HOSE:VNINDEXLong
by nineny66