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$HTZ technical analysis "HTZ"NYSE:HTZ Lot's of bullish signs/patterns played out and are playing out. If the bottom is in, then we would have formed a double bottom = bullish. Today's price action resemble a SFP (swing failure pattern) = bullish. Many bullish divergences on multiple time frames (1hr, 4hr, 1day, weekly) = bullish. Inverse head and shoulders pattern looks to be completing right shoulder on multiple time frames = bullish. Recent volume price is declining = bullish. In the chart I have sell zone boxes in red where I am looking to sell parts of my position. They also correspond with the red diagonal resistance lines I drew and several EMA's (exponential moving averages: 100, 200, 250, 300) The green trend lines show support areas. We don't want price to fall below those areas. Good luck to all and God bless!
HLong
by vazzal
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$HTZ can fall todayLow volatility stock intraday trading strategy signal. $HTZ chart shows appropriate parameters to open position. Also, the true range is low enough today, so the price has good potential to fall. I suppose, the price will be falling until market close, so short sell can be from $11,6; stop-loss — $12,11; take-profit — $11,11 or market close price. Do not view this idea as a recommendation for trading or investing. It is published only to introduce my own vision. Always do your own analysis before making deals. When you use any materials, do not rely on blind trust. You should remember that isolated deals do not give systematic profit, so trade/invest using a developed strategy. If you like my content, you can subscribe to the news and receive my fresh ideas. Thanks for being with me!
HShort
by KozakHlib
HTZ Pullback, Bounce TimeHTZ has been trading around its 100 day moving average since the middle of January. This average should serve as an important level of support over the next few trading days. Looking at RSI (2 period, 90% and 10% upper/lower bands) HTZ tapping that lower band at 10.79% at today's close. If support can hold up, HTZ might be ready for a nice little bounce. Long 80 HTZ @ $17.42 Plan to exit around $18.50 or so in the next few trading days. Cheers !
HLong
by RickOldboy
HERTZ GLOBAL HOLDINGS INC - HTZ - US Equity tech. outlookMon 14.Jan.2019 ( 11:26 UTC+3) Ticker: HTZ LAST= 16.12 00 HERTZ GLOBAL HOLDINGS INC movement during the last few days showed a Bullish move, with a recent high price seen on Fri 11.Jan.2019 at 16.17. The view for the next few days is expected to continue to be between 16.50 - 15.80. But as of now, as long as the price is trading Below 16.25, its recommended to ' BE SHORT ' for a targeted price of around 12.80 after breaking the support levels. On the other hand, a change in the direction of the general trend needs to be considered when the price trades above the level 18.10 Res_2 = 17.15 Res_1 = 16.50 Sup_1 = 15.80 Sup_2 = 15.10
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by EmadSaqqa
Hertz Testing Final Resistance Level, Can Price Hold?Hertz surged to the final resistance level last week after Q3 report was announced. Now price has been consolidating in a narrow range ever since. This indicates that a sharp move could be coming soon. In addition, the current market correction isn't over yet. This means that a turn back to the bears could initiate a reversal. Trade Step-ups: Bearish Reversal: Price rejects a break from final resistance level. Profit levels to look for are 15.00 & 13.00. Bullish Breakout: Price breaks final resistance, look for consolidation above 22.00.
HShort
by EmpowerTrader
THE WEEK AHEAD: US MID-TERMS; SQ, MRO, ROKU, ATVI, HTZ, YELPUnless you've been living under a rock, you'll know that Tuesday is the U.S.'s mid-term elections. Polls will be open throughout the New York session and won't close until we're well into the Asian with polls closing on the East Coast first and then gradually progressing west through time zones. Actual results aren't likely to be known until at least 9 p.m. or so CST, so if you're going to play, you're potentially in for a long night. The only instrument probably worth looking at from a liquidity/volume standpoint for scalping around the time of election results is the E-mini S&P futures (or a corresponding proxy) and/or futures options, which is why I've posted a marked-up /ES chart here, which identifies fairly transparent, large time-frame horizontal support/resistance areas, so that when you drill down into lower time frames, you'll have those for context. Naturally, this is not as big of a deal as the general elections (if you recall, a really wild ride that was basically over by NY open), but may present some good scalping opportunities. On Tuesday night after NY close, I'll drill down a little more in time and mark up the chart a little further ... . Aside from the elections, we've got some earnings on tap, too: OXY (96/34) and MYL (89/48) announce earnings on Monday after market close; LLY (82/29) and CVS (70/35) on Tuesday before market open; SQ (83/73), MRO (72/51), and ROKU (69/96) on Wednesday after market close; ATVI (85/46), DIS (73/26), HTZ (89/96), and YELP (83/72) on Thursday after market close. My preference in single name is for underlyings with a rank >70 and a 30-day >50, so I would lean toward playing SQ, MRO, ROKU, ATVI, HTZ, and/or YELP as volatility contraction plays. This is particularly nice here, since those all occur after the elections, which will allow the broader market to sort itself out first. On the exchange-traded fund front: USO (100/32), XOP (70/37), EEM (73/26), IWM (65/24), and QQQ (62/26) round out the top implied volatility rank exchange-traded funds on my list. Since I'm already in most of the exchange-traded funds (although I don't have any RUT on): CAT (78/36) already announced earnings, but still has some volatility left in it, as does NFLX (69/53), so I could see selling in a little premium in those if the post-election market just gives me nothing better to do ... .
CME_MINI:ES1!
by NaughtyPines
THE WEEK AHEAD: HTZ, YELP EARNINGS; SLV/GLD/GDX LONGSHTZ puts the pedal to the metal on Monday after market close and is at the 52% mark of its 52-week range and has a 30-day implied of 75%. Due to its size, I'd probably only go short straddle: the Aug 17th 16 short straddle is paying 2.28 with a 25% take profit of .57. YELP shout outs its earnings on Wednesday (8/8) after market close (rank 66/30-day implied 61). Pictured here are two setups: an Aug 17th 38 short straddle and an Aug 17th 34/43 short strangle. The short straddle is paying 4.56 with a 25% take profit of 1.14; the short strangle, 1.49, with a 50% take profit of .75. On the exchange-traded fund side of things, not much is hopping with the only underlying ranked above 50% for the past 52 weeks being USO (rank 59; implied 26), with everything coming in at sub-35% for 30-day implied, which makes things temporarily unattractive in this area. (EWZ's at 32, XOP at 25, OIH at 25, and it kind of goes downhill from there). In the single name underlyings with earnings announcements in the rear view mirror, TSLA tops out the list with 51% 30-day, followed by TWTR (43), X (40), and RIG (40). In the major food group area: GLD, SLV, and GDX are all are fairly long-term horizontal support, so it may be worth taking a small bullish directional shot in one of those, although it's possible that's there more pain ahead for gold/silver/miners with another rate hike on tap in September. TLT: I'm looking for another short opportunity (probably on risk off) at horizontal resistance in the 122 to 122.50 area (we were at 119.22 on Friday, up .49 from Thursday's close). /CL's come quite a bit off of its nearly 73 high, but it's also somewhat off horizontal support at 64; I don't see much to do there directionally until it inflects with one of those prices (for that very reason, I could see something nondirectional here, if only XOP would throw all little more volatility my way, which is what I usually use to play oil nondirectionally). With the broad index funds (SPY, IWM, QQQ), all-time highs are again in view (287 in SPY, 170 IWM, 183 in QQQ); I could see a small directional short setup in one of those instruments, if only to add some short delta into your mix if you're getting too long (assuming you didn't add some on the last flirtation with all-time-highs ... ).
NYSE:YELP
by NaughtyPines