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Bearish Ascending Broadening Wedge gets BTFO, Bullish breakoutWow, $SPCE has broken out of its ascending broadening wedge to the upside, this typically only occurs less than 25% of the time. The fundamentals on Virgin Galactic are propelling and controlling the technicals at this point. This is extremely bullish, and as long as it continues to respect the support levels being put in, it's a potential blue sky breakout.
$SPCE testing its breakout resistance, big test coming!!SPCE is coming down to test the the previous resistance of the breakout trendline. This is typical of breakouts, and if it bounces from this point, I'd say we are cleared for higher.
If it gives up the range in the oval, this will turn into a failed breakout and SPCE could see much lower prices unfortunately.
FWIW, SPCE moves with the indices pretty aggressively, so I'm going to say everything will be dependent on the markets for the next 48hrs.
SPCE has broken out of its 120+ day consolidation periodAs I said on monday it was coming, and look at how beautiful the break out formed. Now everyone is trying to claim they identified this huge accumulation and breakout. lol
High volume on the break to carry it through and build momentum. It's good to see Virgin Galactic get out of this consolidation period, and now it's time to retest previous highs at $42
HUGE ACCUMULATION, TA and FA CONFLUENCE! HOLD ON FOR THE RIDE. Huge accumulation happening for the past 3 months. July 31st is the reveal of the interior of the space ship, and Aug 2nd is their earnings report, where they will more than likely announce they have received FAA certification, AND have scheduled date for getting RB into space.
This confluence is extremely rare to see in an asset.
SPCE 4 Hour Chart AnalysisIt seems as though when it comes to the MACD 4 Hour and SPCE
SPCE seems to respect the first bull candle created in the MACD quite well
Looking at previous bull runs for this stock, it seems to rise exponentially higher when the MACD 4 Hour bull candle is created
Looking at the 4 Hour MACD right now it seems like we might create another bullish MACD candle on the 4 hour chart very very soon
but first we might see a drop down to $12, as you can see on the hour chart it crossed resistance and bounce back but it crossed
it might retest the $12 levels depending on where the market sentiment is, but the more important thing to look at is the creation of a green MACD cande
that is the prime indicator for SPCE's direction
and like i said a couple sentences back, its looking like its going to create another one soon and when it does, it, on average goes up anywhere between $7-$10/share
the first bull run we saw an increase of about 100% or $20 when it ran up from $19 to $40
with the market being where its at now, i can easily see a run up of minimum $5-$7 after the green candle on the MACD is created
there is also the sentiment that we are in a full out bull run, which, in case, we might even see a full run back to the $40 and possibly a break of those ATHs
SPCE: $18.80+ Short Target ($20 Potential)First off don't take anything I say seriously or as financial advice. This is on opinion basis. That being said, let us get into my insights. Virgin Galactic have been doing lets of innovative things recently, and has a very well rounded executive management team. The demand for satellite launches and government contracts are expected to grow as a result of the 5G boom. Though they aren't the biggest player in the field, they have been making their large dent. They were also on a 3-month bull run before its current negative correlation wave. Now it seems to be meeting market support again, and the curve seems like it can go back up. I think realistically an $18.80 target is viable, and it has the potential to cross the $20 threshold. I'm having high hopes, even giving their earnings call is May 5th. Given the earnings call is May 5th, and Virgin Atlantic haven't performed well this quarter, I would likely wait until the dip to invest rather then purchasing prior to the earnings call (or try to find a way to quickly flip it), as mitigating potential risks is the best strategy. (Not to say that Virgin Galactic can't beat expectations.)
SPCE LONG ON PULLBACKBUY SPCE LONG SET UP ON PULLBACK ENTRY 1 30.68 &SL 28.00 TP.1 39.44 TP.2 45.48 TP.3 50.00 In this wild stock market, some investors favor Tesla and Virgin Galactic over Apple and Amazon Both Virgin Galactic and Tesla provide short-term trading opportunities for sophisticated investors both from the long side and the short side. Our system gave a signal to...
SPCE LONG SET UP ON PULLBACKBUY SPCE LONG SET UP ON PULLBACK
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Virgin Galactic is one step closer to blastoff.
The aerospace company's stock price surged as much as 19% on Friday to an all-time high of $28.23 per share, capping off five straight days of gains.
Virgin Galactic announced on Thursday that it had relocated its SpaceShipTwo, named the VSS Unity, from Mojave, California, to its commercial headquarters at Spaceport America's Gateway to Space building in New Mexico.
Moving the spacecraft is a milestone for Virgin Galactic, as the VSS Unity will eventually shuttle paying customers to space and back from the Spaceport America facility, the company said. At the beginning of 2020, it set a goal of sending its founder, Sir Richard Branson, into space this year, for this 70th birthday, CEO George Whitesides told CNBC.
Virgin Galactic's stock has more than doubled so far in 2020, fueled in part by bullish ratings from Wall Street firms that recommended investors buy shares, citing the company's near-term monopoly on space travel and comparing it to Tesla.
That hasn't stopped short-sellers from pouring $388 million into bets against Virgin Galactic, roughly 31% of the company's float, Bloomberg reported, citing data from the financial-analytics firm S3 Partners. Short-sellers are down $214 million in mark-to-market losses since November, including a $10 million loss on Friday's stock spike, according to the report.
As of September 30, Virgin Galactic had a waitlist with more than 600 people from 60 countries signed up to take a space-tourism flight. Each ticket costs about $250,000, adding up to $80 million in collected deposits and $120 million in potential revenue, Virgin Galactic confirmed in its third-quarter earnings report.
Virgin Galactic became the first publicly traded space-tourism stock on the market in October when it began trading under the ticker SPCE. Its main competitors are Blue Origin, owned by Jeff Bezos, and SpaceX, owned by Elon Musk.
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