JPM / JP Morgan - Don't Gamble On Regional BanksI know that whenever something drops by 30 or 50 or 70 percent in one or two days it seems like you might be able to smash buy and ride the bounce back to the top, but just take a look at how well that worked out for tech stocks once the market started to correct at the end of 2021, or just take a look at how well that worked for Silicon Valley Bank dip buyers who found their shares worth $0 in a few hours.
JP Morgan and the other big American banks aren't just "big American banks," but the financial arm of the United States' military industrial complex. Moreover, they're something that's become a pillar of the entire world's financial ecosystem. The heart of the world's economy is in Manhattan, but they're also the ones responsible for providing a financial life line (a blood transfusion) to the Chinese Communist Party all of these years.
Here's some things everyone should think about:
1. Regional banks are not a buy, because they need to be eliminated for Central Bank Digital Currencies
2. SWIFT itself is expanding its CBDC platform pilot globally after a test run that involved a JP Morgan-created centralized fork of Ethereum .
3. CBDCs are required for the global implementation of the CCP's social credit credit system
4. CBDCs mean citizen and small business banking becomes centralized in Federal Reserve proxy accounts ran through the biggest banks
5. Welcome to communism. The purpose of all of this is to install communism for the purposes of attempting to change the human living condition.
Credit Suisse is probably going to implode for real and that's going to cause some chaos for the markets. This play is pretty much a mirror of the 2008 GFC with Bear Sterns, which everyone would do well to educate themselves on how that went down .
The problem with Central Bank QE isn't all the Libertarian crap you've been told. The problem is that deposits are a liability for banks because they have to pay interest on them, and so they need to seek yield. Seeking yield on a very large position is very hard, because guys like JPM and Blackrock and Vanguard happen to make the markets, and markets are a euphemism for a casino, and casinos are zero sum games where there's a small number of winners and a large number of losers.
And so when there's no interest rates, banks have to take risks to generate cashflow to pay interest to the very, very large depositors. When QE was hot that seemed to have meant long bonds, long equities. And then the Fed raised rates 5 percent while they were holding a lot of equities and bonds and now those bonds and equities aren't worth very much.
So they're red on their positions and can't HODL through it because of bank runs and go under.
It's as simple as that and it was an engineered play for smaller banks to be destroyed and then the big banks buy the liquidations.
It's the same as how whales kill sharks by holding them upside down in the water, which makes them disoriented and paralyzed, and then the whales eat their livers and leave them to die.
JPM on the monthly is not likely to have topped and gives you no reason to think there's a financial crash or any real bearishness brewing:
Yet the weekly shows you confluence between Fib levels and gaps, and that it's just too early to go long, and kind of scary to scalp short to boot:
JPM's double tops at $145 made very little sense at the time, and that's because, in my opinion, they were short their own stock under $150 in anticipation of what everyone who's running big data analysis for real knew, that SIVB and SBNY and SI would collapse, that CS was a bloated corpse in the river that the Swiss National Bank couldn't save, and that it was time to start taking down the regional banks by using the crisis as an opportunity.
Naturally, being a bank and part of the sector, this will give grounds to make JPM's shares drop, so they just sell, and then buy back, and then give themselves bonuses and go for happy hour with cocaine and strippers when the drama is over because someone buys CS and the Fed pauses hikes, and they pump their own stock back to $200.
Another thing is that the narrative is that equities are *going2themoon* because the Federal Reserve just HAS to stop hiking rates now. Look at how much damage the rate hikes caused! They just have to stop hiking now!
They probably won't. FOMC hasn't led to a dumpster fire in quite a few months and you should be concerned about that.
After Wednesday's FOMC, the next one afterwards is May 2. Expect them to pivot then, not now, and for May, June, July to become another "most hated rally" for bears.
Except this time it won't be a bear market rally, but a bump and run reversal, that pumps tech and other dumpster trash to a new ATH that makes bears blow their accounts.
Look for longs in the $110 range on JPM and expect the October bottom to hold, because it's called a pivot for a reason, sons.
It's JP Morgan. This kind of disaster in the markets today was arranged by them, and is not something they're personally subject to.
The disasters that lie ahead for the current regime because of what they've been doing to help the CCP as it persecutes Falun Gong over the last 24 years are retribution that they haven't arranged and that nobody can dodge, and something that will catch the entire market off guard.
But for now, you can get $40 a share if you buy in the $110s and sell at $150. And the time horizon is probably literally no later than the end of May, too.
Don't go long on regional banks. Go long on the big banks. And then get out and be careful, because everything in this world is about to change very quickly, and human beings are not going to be able to bear the terribleness of what happens when the regime goes to install communism worldwide.
SBNY
signature bank. SBNY$SBNY market maker has to get paid. Stoploss hunt is in order, if this baby is gonna go up. So highest volume trading is 0.1840. Lately the Market maker likes 0.18 for support, and 0.22 for profit taking. 18-22 right now. Not sure how far the mm wants to drop this. There is a liquidity candle down at .11. Anchored vwap support is .1530
Accumulation play for me. No stop.
Bitcoin is doing exactly what it was designed to do!Traders,
These are the times in history when we are supposed to see heroes rise to the occasion. With the trust in the U.S. dollar faltering a bit, lead by the failures of some major banks (Silicon, Silicon Valley, Signature, Credit Suisse), the time for Bitcoin to shine is now. And it has!
To some, the recent move up in Bitcoin came as a surprise. However, it shouldn't have been. This is what Bitcoin was designed for, to provide a hedge against the failures of large centralized institutions and the eventual inherent risk of holding the U.S. dollar. And it's doing exactly that remarkably well.
We should expect this type of response from Bitcoin again in the future as we continue to see cracks in the system laid bare!
Stew
Is this VIX Bull Flag indicating more bank wreckage to come?Just asking for my investing friends ;-)
Cuz' this bullish fear pattern seems to indicate something more is coming.
Stew
The FED HAS already pivoted! Who cares what the FED does next?Apologies for the click-baity title, but I did want to get your attention to make (once again) my point that inflation is ON now and that the FED has actually pivoted while many are watching and don't see it that way. Let me explain.
Back when the FED started raising rates rapidly I grew worried that at this unprecedented pace of rate hikes, something would break. I stated this all along through each of my post. Foolish people and businesses simply do not have the acumen to hedge against the rapidity of dried-up liquidity in the markets. I did not know the banks would become the first culprit exposed in their foolish investment endeavors. But here we are.
Banks are failing because of their own stupidity and guess who gets to pay for it once again? That's right, you and I do through the continued devaluation of our U.S. dollar.
"But the dollar's getting stronger", you emphatically retort.
Yes. It was. As the FED moved to increase rates in a reactionary manner, as they always are, the dollar did gain strength and is currently fairly strong, relatively speaking. However, things will soon change and many do not even know it as they are focused on the wrong indicator, FED rate hike action and future interest rates. While this is certainly still important, it does not tell the whole story.
As you know, I have been calling for a pause or pivot from the FED soon. That pivot has already come. "How so?", you asked. The FED has not articulated strong indicative language regarding a pause or pivot. That's true. But while the banks were failing, the FED did begin to guarantee depositors their money due to 'systemic risks'. I've heard this before (think 2008 and the BIG 3).
In guaranteeing depositors their funds, the FED mushroomed its balance sheet by roughly $300 billion dollars last week alone! And this may just be the beginning! Incredible.
This is the pivot that I was looking for from the FED. So, while everyone else continues to focus on what the FED will do next in terms of interest rates, savvy investors have already spotted the change and recognize that it's now inflation ON!
This subtle (or not so subtle, pending perspective) change in direction correlates with three important thesis points that I have been making all along:
That something will break
That the FED will pause/pivot
That we will see a blowoff top in the US stock market
It also aligns with current technicals.
As you can observe from the chart above, price action has retested our macro-downtrend line precisely as anticipated, has bounced from there as anticipated, and is currently trending up as anticipated.
I do believe this is the beginning of our blowoff top with a price target of US500 to be at or around $5,500 to $6k by early to late fall. Maybe early winter. Timing is difficult.
Best to you all,
Stew
SVB, Silvergate, Signature: 2008 Again?Hi Traders, Investors and Speculators of the Charts 📈📉
Ev here, committed to keep you updated on the latest major event that's taking the world by storm: The recent collapse of three major banks: Silicon Valley Bank $SIVB , Silvergate Capital Corporation $SI and now Signature Bank $SBNY .
It has since came to light that many cryptocurrency companies had vested interest in thee bank including Coinbase, Circle and Ripple. Furthermore, over a dozen Chinese-based firms confirmed their exposure to SVB. Many other companies have since confirmed exposure including Roku ($487 million) , Etsy $ETSY , BlockFi and more.
Most recently:
🛑 HSBC agreed to acquires UK branch of SVB for 1 pound . Yes, yes you read that correctly.
🛑 Just a few hours ago, signature Bank, a New York financial institution with a big real estate lending business that had recently made a play to win cryptocurrency deposits, closed its doors Sunday after regulators said that keeping the bank open could threaten the stability of the entire financial system.
🛑 It comes to light that SVB executives sold large portions of their shares earlier in February:
- CEO George B. sells 11% on 27 Feb
- General Counsil Michael Z. sells 19% 5 Feb
- CFO Daniel B. sells 32% 27 Feb
- CMO Michelle D. sells 25% 1 Feb
Are we seeing some shocking similarities to the 2008 market crash? The global financial crisis of 2008 was caused by a complex interplay of factors, including the collapse of several major banks. Some of the notable banks that collapsed or were bailed out during the crisis:
1) Lehman Brothers: This investment bank filed for bankruptcy on September 15, 2008, after it became clear that it was heavily exposed to toxic mortgage-backed securities.
2) Bear Stearns: This investment bank was acquired by JPMorgan Chase in a government-backed bailout in March 2008, after it became clear that it was struggling to meet its financial obligations.
3) Washington Mutual: This savings and loan bank was seized by federal regulators in September 2008 and its assets were sold to JPMorgan Chase.
4) Merrill Lynch: This investment bank was acquired by Bank of America in a government-brokered deal in September 2008, after it became clear that it was heavily exposed to mortgage-backed securities.
5) Wachovia: This commercial bank was acquired by Wells Fargo in a government-brokered deal in October 2008, after it became clear that it was heavily exposed to risky mortgage assets.
These are just a few of the banks that experienced significant financial difficulties during the crisis. The collapse of these institutions had a profound impact on the global economy, leading to widespread job losses, foreclosures, and economic turmoil.
In case you missed the earlier updates and important facts:
In the past few weeks, there have been two significant bank failures in the United States that have sent shockwaves throughout the financial world. The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Silvergate Bank has sparked concerns about the stability of the banking system and the future of the crypto industry. The failure of these banks highlights the fragility of the financial system and the challenges faced by institutions that operate in high-risk sectors like tech and crypto.
Silicon Valley Bank ( SVB ) was closed by the FDIC on March 9 due to its heavy losses caused by the downturn in technology stocks and the U.S. Federal Reserve's aggressive plan to increase interest rates.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is an independent agency created by the US Congress in 1933 to maintain stability and public confidence in the nation's financial system. The FDIC provides deposit insurance that guarantees the safety of deposits in member banks, up to a certain limit. In the event that a member bank fails, the FDIC will step in to insure deposits, provide assistance to depositors, and liquidate the failed bank's assets. The FDIC also regulates and supervises member banks, as well as conducts research and analysis on the banking industry.
Silicon Valley Bank bought bonds using customers' deposits, but the value of those investments fell as interest rates rose. This is usually not a problem for banks, but Silicon Valley Bank's customers were largely startups that needed cash. Venture capital funding was drying up, and companies were tapping their existing funds deposited with Silicon Valley Bank, which was at the center of the tech startup universe. In response to this liquidity crisis, SVB sold a $21bn bond portfolio at a loss of $1.8 billion. The bank attempted to fill the solvency hole with a combined equity offering of $2.25bn on March 8, but the attempt failed. This is the largest failure of a financial institution in the United States since Washington Mutual collapsed more than a decade ago. The closure of SVB had an immediate effect on some startups that had ties to the bank, as they scrambled to pay their workers and feared having to pause projects or lay off employees until they could access their funds. SVB , the 16th largest bank in the US, had assets of $209 billion, with more than 50% of its investments tied up in long-term securities, including exposure to the Silicon Valley tech and health startup world. The bank's sudden collapse has raised questions about its risk management practices, and the impact of its closure on its clients, who are largely startups and wealthy tech workers. The bank's large uninsured deposits and exposure to high-risk sectors like tech and crypto contributed to its downfall.
But SVB isn't the only one... Silvergate Bank, which has been a significant player in the crypto world, has announced that it is closing and returning deposits. The bank's holding company, Silvergate Capital Corporation, stated that the decision was made "in light of recent industry and regulatory developments." The closure follows the loss of one billion dollars in a quarter after customers withdrew $8.1 billion, and a subsequent filing in March revealing even worse financials. The closure of Silvergate Bank is concerning for the crypto industry, as it may lead to companies turning to less regulated institutions for their banking needs, potentially making the space even riskier. Coinbase, Crypto.com, and Paxos have already started moving away from the bank. The collapse of the bank will likely draw scrutiny from lawmakers who are concerned about the crypto contagion affecting the traditional financial sector. The Silvergate Exchange Network, which allowed crypto exchanges like Coinbase, Gemini, and Kraken to move money between themselves and other institutions, has also been shut down. The bank's financial struggles have been ongoing for some time, with some of its high-profile clients like FTX and Genesis also experiencing challenges. Silvergate's collapse raises concerns about the future of the crypto industry, as companies may turn to less regulated institutions for their banking needs, potentially making the space even riskier for everyone involved. The bank's failure is also likely to draw scrutiny from lawmakers concerned about the potential contagion of the crypto industry on the traditional financial sector.
Late Friday night Coinbase, a popular cryptocurrency exchange, announced that it would suspend conversions for the USDC stablecoin. This led to a rush of people trying to sell their USDC holdings, causing it to depeg from its value of $1 and trade as low as $0.87 before recovering to $0.92. Another stablecoin, Dai, also depegged and experienced a high volume of trading. Stablecoins are important in the cryptocurrency market as they provide a way for traders to move funds between different exchanges or cryptocurrencies without having to convert back to fiat currency. They are also used as a store of value by some cryptocurrency investors who prefer a more stable asset compared to the volatility of Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. If stablecoins depeg permanently, it could lead to a loss of confidence in their stability and reliability. This could potentially cause a sell-off of stablecoins and a shift towards other assets perceived as more stable, such as traditional fiat currencies.
But before we panic too hard and FUD out, it's important to note that the impact of this crisis on cryptocurrencies such as alts and Bitcoin would depend on the severity and duration of the stablecoin depegging event, as well as other market factors such as investor sentiment and regulatory actions. In the past, there have been instances of stablecoins temporarily depegging from their underlying assets without significant impact on the broader cryptocurrency market. One notable example of a stablecoin depegging in the past is the case of Tether (USDT) in 2018. Tether is a stablecoin that is pegged to the value of the US dollar , with each USDT token representing one US dollar . In October 2018, Tether's price dropped below the $1 peg on several cryptocurrency exchanges, leading to concerns about the stability of the stablecoin. The depegging was attributed to a variety of factors, including regulatory pressures, concerns about Tether's reserves, and a general market downturn. The depegging led to a sell-off of Tether and a shift towards other stablecoins such as USD Coin ( USDC ) and TrueUSD (TUSD), which saw increased demand as traders and investors sought more reliable alternatives. Despite the depegging of Tether, the broader cryptocurrency market did not experience a significant impact, with Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies largely unaffected. However, the incident highlighted the potential risks and uncertainties associated with stablecoins and their reliance on centralized institutions to maintain their pegs.
In terms of price action for the immediate term, the Tether (USDT) depegging event in 2018 did have some impact on the cryptocurrency market prices, although the impact was relatively limited and short-lived. Following the depegging of USDT, there was a brief sell-off of Tether and a shift towards other stablecoins such as USD Coin ( USDC ) and TrueUSD (TUSD). This led to increased demand for these stablecoins, which helped to maintain their pegs to the US dollar . However, the broader cryptocurrency market, including Bitcoin , was largely unaffected by the Tether depegging. While there was some initial volatility and uncertainty, the market quickly stabilized and resumed its upward trend.
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SBNY Signature Bank next to Collapse? If you haven`t bought those 5X puts:
Then you should know that Signature Bank's stock experienced its worst day on record following the collapse of SIVB Silicon Valley Bank and SI Silvergate.
Due to high volatility, trading was suspended earlier in Friday's session, and the stock has continued to decline for five consecutive sessions.
This downturn was triggered by the closure of Silvergate, the second major bank serving digital assets companies, as well as the regulatory shutdown of Silicon Valley Bank, the 18th largest bank in the United States.
It has been reported that Signature Bank had exposure to FTX.
I am still bearish on the company and i believe it will reach the $34 - $63 area soon!
Looking forward to read your opinion about it!
COIN Coinbase Crypto Winter in SpringIf you haven`t sold COIN here, ahead of earnings:
Then you should know that following a string of investigations and lawsuits against it, Silvergate Bank, a prominent lender to cryptocurrency firms, lost five key partners on March 2.
Coinbase, Paxos, Gemini, BitStamp, and Galaxy Digital were among the notable crypto firms that previously relied on Silvergate as their banking partner.
As a result, Coinbase ended its relationship with SI Silvergate and turned to SBNY Signature Bank, which i also believe it can drop significantly in price.
In my opinion, we are about to witness a Crypto Winter in full Spring.
COIN Coinbase could easily reach $53 by the end of this month, according to the Fibonacci retracement tool.
Looking forward to read your opinion about it.
SBNY Signature Bank exposure to FTXOn December 21 Fitch Ratings revised Signature Bank's (SBNY) 'BBB+' Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) Rating Outlook to Negative from Stable.
On Jan 10, a team of analysts led by Ken Usdin downgraded SBNY Signature Bank to Hold from Buy, and slashed their target price to $124 from $185.
SBNY Signature Bank said that it had an exposure to FTX of less than 0.1%.
They also announced a reduction is crypto exposure, of which Jefferies analysts said:
“Signature Bank’s decision to shrink its crypto deposits by $8 billion to $10 billion and replacing with wholesale borrowings at 4.25% will drive a significant net interest margin reset in the coming quarters,”, which is a key profitability metric for banks.
Looking at the SBNY Signature Bank options chain ahead of earnings , I would buy the $75 strike price Puts with
2023-6-16 expiration date for about
$4.45 premium.
If the options turn out to be profitable Before the earnings release, i would sell at least 50%.
Looking forward to read your opinion about it.
Silvergate Capital - Crypto's White Knights About to Eat a MOASSSo, Silvergate Capital is this bank that services the crypto market and is arguably a pretty shady company.
It's a shady company because crypto itself is extremely filthy, is a cult, and doing business with shady cult people who are printing money out of thin air on the Internet brings with itself certain problems that no bank who is legit is willing to muddy its hands with.
Crypto is this thing that was originally supposed to provide a check and balance against a national central banking system that was corrupted by the globalists. But, like everything else, crypto was co-opted and ruined by the exact same system it was designed to destabilize.
History has come to pass, and just like really dirty water, you can't make it clean ever again. You can only burn it and watch it vanish.
If you want to see where the real scam with crypto and its "stablecoins" like BUSD and Tether is, then you need to start looking at how Chinese Communist Party-related entities have pumped and dumped other cryptos, ultimately for conversion into BTC and ETH, which are offloaded on both foreign (South Korea) and US domestic exchanges in exchange for USD.
The ultimate purpose of which is for CCP princelings to enrich themselves, and for the regime to have an under-the-table blood transfusion route for USD, which it has needed to stay alive all these years. They need USD because you need USD to buy oil and commodities. It's just that simple. Don't believe it? Look at what happened with Sri Lanka last year when it ran out of USD reserves and couldn't buy oil. People burned the presidential palace to the ground, and their president had to run away in a helicopter.
The Communist Party has never been powerful. The Communist Party is dangerous, but it's not powerful. Nothing as riddled by corruption as it is counts as "powerful." It's just that all its members are bound by "mutually assured destruction."
Since none of the white knights are willing to touch the topic of the connection to history's most wicked and brutal regime and just want to sound off about Binance and Tether for likes on Twitter, this should already tell you a lot about the integrity of the people who claim to be fighting for justice.
But if there's one thing I despise the most, it's the soy leftists who feign to be white knight justice warriors who are opposed to the crypto ponzi and the money laundering scheme, because they just, like, really have morals, yeah?
But in reality they use the opportunity to bring in a glut of followers and readers who lost a lot of money in crypto and are resentful and disenfranchised to both grift from and spread socialist indoctrination to.
That group of scum happens to be a group boys and girls who has been, only because they were provided intelligence from someone who understands, holding puts on SI and SBNY for a very long period of time.
People who are following the instructions of others tend to fail at thinking for themselves, and they tend to get greedy and forget that they don't actually have any abilities.
If you don't believe it, just look at all the fools who called for $85 and $55 Tesla when it was already at $100 after falling for four or five straight months. Their bottom puts, and their puts all the way back up, all expired worthless as Tesla more than doubled in value and never even dipped again.
Further to my point, Silvergate is the #1 most shorted stock in the market , and by a huge margin. 73.5% of the float is shorted as of Jan. 31, the most recent reporting. Putting that into perspective, everyone's favourite memecoin to lose money on, Bed Bath and Beyond , only had 48% of its float shorted.
Now, it's a fallacy to think that because something is super shorted that you're going to get a "MOASS," and even stupider to think that retail can combine their bottle depot pocket change to take out Wall Street's positions.
That was never what happened with Wall Street Bets and Gamestop. What really happened is a narrative was spun on the Marxist Reddit PR train to bring in idiots to provide exit liquidity at the top, and only an idiot would believe the narrative that retail combined forces to injure the pearly gates of the world's financial heart.
Moreover, despite SI being such a piece of crap and the crypto market being on the verge of being smashed by the Federal Reserve and the US Treasury as they take down stablecoins to install a Central Bank Digital Currency and their own version of the CCP's social credit system, one based on "saving the world from climate change," according to 12/31 SEC filings , the biggest holders of SI, fundamental names like Blackrock and Vanguard, State Street, Block.One, Morgan Stanley, etc, all increased their positions.
That should really ring some bells for you boys who are following the soy leftists on Twitter to ape on how crypto, SBNY, SI, Tether, and Binance are all going to $0, and going to $0 tomorrow.
You're a few months early. Guillotines fall from high up. Use your brain.
Moreover, you can divine some insight from the options chain . Open interest on puts with strikes at $10, $15, and $17.50 are in the high four and mid five digits expiring March 17, and in the low four digits expiring in April from $12.50.
But starting in May, open interest on calls with strikes from $15 to $50 are low to high four figures, while in May, there's 35,000 contracts of open puts from $10.
I'm of the opinion that Bitcoin is about to retrace significantly to take out early bulls and trap overzealous bears who don't understand market structure and can't think like the market maker.
Bitcoin - Can You Fade the Bear Trap for $34,000?
Since SI is a crypto bank it will be algorithmically moved in connection with the underlying asset. There is confluence in the price action on SI in that the lows have not been retested.
Yet, the dump on crypto is not going to be to set new lows. It's more likely to print new highs.
But what the monthly candles tell you is that an extremely critical pivot was already taken out in January:
And what weekly candles show you is that when price bounced back into the $20s, PA both printed lower highs and was held back by the mitigation candle left in November
Moreover, from the Friday close to the low is a 25% range. This % is a very significant amount from a PNL perspective.
Thus, I believe that what is coming is:
1. Too early to go long and PA doesn't support it.
2. Crypto is likely to correct before going up again, if it goes up again.
3. Bottoms are untested, and so a double bottom is possible, but a 78%+ retrace is slightly more likely.
4. Bears are looking for $0.00 because they're very smart, very rational, and are avatars of justice.
5. MMs are going to show them the meaning of "expired worthless" because they're the ones who sold them the puts, lol.
You have to understand that a call for a long trade is not an endorsement of a company, the stock market's health at large, or an underlying instrument.
It's simply that things don't go to the bottom in a straight line, and the more greedy people become, the more fearful you should be.
This is a Warren Buffet quote, and if you can keep a cool head you can take advantage of what's about to happen.
Not only can you take advantage of the long opportunity, but you can use the wisdom to find the best short for when these D-list banks really do go to $0.
Signature Bank Signature Bank commercial banking products and services. It accepts various deposit products, including commercial checking accounts, money market accounts, escrow deposit accounts, cash concentration accounts, interest-bearing and non-interest-bearing checking accounts, certificates of deposit, time deposits, and other cash management products. The company also offers loan products comprising commercial and industrial loans; real estate loans; temporary financing for commercial and residential properties; letters of credit; and personal lines of credit and loans to acquire personal assets, as well as asset-based lending, pay check protection loans, main street lending program loans, and credit card accounts. In addition, it provides investment, brokerage, and asset management products and services; retirement products, such as individual retirement accounts and administrative services for retirement vehicles, which include pension, profit sharing, and 401(k) plans to its clients, as well as business retirement accounts; and equipment, transportation, taxi medallion, commercial marine, and municipal and national franchise financing services. Further, the company offers wealth management services to high net worth personal clients; and a range of individual and group insurance products that comprise health, life, disability, and long-term care insurance products as an agent. Additionally, it purchases, securitizes, and sells guaranteed portions of the U.S. small business administration loans. As of December 31, 2020, the company operated 36 private client offices located in the New York metropolitan area, including Connecticut, and in California and North Carolina. Signature Bank was incorporated in 2000 and is headquartered in New York, New York.
SBINI'm not an expert I'm just sharing my views on SBIN for next trading day
I'm not responsible for any profit or loss this is not a recommendation
SBNY - H&S formation breakdown short from $132.13 to $122.13SBNY seems breaking down forming a H&S formation. It also broken down key support label on huge volume recently. We would consider a short if it breaks below $132.13
* Trade Criteria *
Date First Found- July 20, 2017
Pattern/Why- H&S formation, Key support breakdown short
Entry Target Criteria- Break of $132.13
Exit Target Criteria- $122.13
Stop Loss Criteria- $138.33
Please check back for Trade updates. (Note: Trade update is little delayed here.)
