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Potential for STELLANTISOverall I'm probably bullish on Stellantis given the current trend. The 15€ level is particularly important since it has already been touched in mid August and acted as a strong resistance rejecting the steep bull-run fueled also by the Q2 results that outperformed analysts' expectations. If that level is broken with decent volumes there might be some potential in the long run. I think it's interesting to consider this current trend also with respect to an overall car sale shrink world wide. Stellantis is growing even if sales are down in Europe and in Italy as well, two of the carmaker's main markets. *** This Content is for educational and informational purposes only, you should not construe any such information or other material as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice. ***
SLong
by SteveEnnom
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Cup & Handle Pattern confirmed?I originally bought this stock early in 2019 thinking it was breaking out of the same pattern I'm illustrating now so I could be wrong again (I'm not buying more here), but I held through that initial shakeout and continue to hold and am encouraged by the recent price action in this stock. (I hold a small position in this stock - only 85 shares in my Roth IRA). Looks like it might finally be ready to go for the move I thought would originally happen. That said, there is an immediate long-term support resistance hurdle to cross just a couple dollars above current price. On the long-term chart which I'm using, you can see price is starting to get ahead of itself, it's getting pretty high above the uptrend line. I'm hoping that means it's starting to go parabolic, but usually it means a short-term pullback is in order. It's probably a lot of risk for a short-term investor but my initial stop loss would be just below $14. If price got below that it would be a very bad sign and likely a failure of this long-term chart pattern as it would break the uptrend line and break below the strong red candle from May 2019. I'm a long-term investor so I don't mind taking on more risk - I'm not playing for peanuts, I'm trying to hit home runs which usually take time and the everyday price swings don't get me going too much, I'm more concerned with the price action on the long-term chart pattern. This is not advice, just a simple observation of a long-term chart pattern, I haven't really looked into the fundamentals of this stock at all and therefore, decide for yourself and trade at your own risk.
NASDAQ:FORMLong
by PatientContrarian
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Man on the shoulders of giantsIsaac Newton, who turned people's view of the world upside down, once said: "If I have seen further than others, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants". And indeed, each of us has a chance to discover something new for ourselves and others by drawing on the wisdom of our predecessors. I want to say a big thank you to Benjamin Graham, David Dodd, Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch, who openly shared their ideas with the world and inspired more than one private investor in their first investments. I'm sure Mohnish Pabrai will join me in saying the same. Born in Mumbai, an engineer by training, he had no interest in the subject of stock investing until he was 30 years old. But by chance, after reading a book by Peter Lynch, he began to study the subject more deeply. Inch by inch he climbed the shoulders of the giants of value investing to see hitherto unknown horizons. He is now known as a successful investor, author of books on investing, and creator of incredibly kind philanthropic initiatives. Listening to Mohnish Pabrai's lectures, I noted his ideas, which in many ways coincide with my own. I am happy to share them with you: 1. The market is always concerned about what will happen to the company in the future, so it cannot be 100% efficient (*). (*) Let me remind you that according to "efficient market" theory, a company's current price reflects its "fair value" because any publicly known information instantly affects the price. Thus, an investor is unlikely to make a profit on any information, such as a company's strong financial statements, because the market has already reflected the event. However, this theory does not take into account the future, which we all think about every day and act in the present, including the market, based on those thoughts. For example, someone may think that a company's future is murky because of the news that has come out. This concern will be picked up by the crowd, and the stock will go down. Or on the contrary, the success of the company may be perceived as over-optimistic, and a real stir will start around the stock. No one knows the future, but thinking about it affects the present. For this reason, the current price of the company may not reflect its fair value, contrary to the "efficient market" theory. 2. Continuing with the first thought, the waves of pessimism and optimism will always be present in the market. They distort a company's value so much that they give us private investors a chance to buy and sell a company's stock profitably. 3. The more time you spend analyzing a company, the more you "fall in love" with it. Try to grasp this idea. After all, by spending a lot of time studying something, such as a company's excellent financial statements, we set ourselves up for what it must pay off as a profitable investment. Remember: the market doesn't owe you anything. 4. Often the decision to invest in a company can be made based on just a few surprising figures. For example, if the value of a company is equal to 50% of the amount of cash in its checking account. Mohnish Pabrai said that Warren Buffett used a reference book with the statements of thousands of companies, not to spend months studying each of them, but to find something that would really surprise him. 5. Mohnish Pabrai admitted that he has never once played the short and has no intention of doing so for the rest of his life. His math is really simple. If you play the short by selling a stock at $100, your maximum earnings are capped at $100 (which will happen when the stock drops to zero). Whereas a buyer of a $100 stock has a chance to sell it at both $1,000 and $2,000. There is no upside restriction by its very nature. 6. And the thought I want to conclude this post with is don't look for people to hand you a treasure on a platter. Looking for treasure is much more interesting! It's about not trying to replicate someone else's trades or portfolio positions. Try to make your own decisions. Try to see your horizon. The unwavering shoulders of giants will help you in all of this.
SP:SPXEducation
by Be_Capy
Tesla, Monthly, My long-term analysisThe increase in Tesla stock prices of over 3,000% between 2019 and 2021 is obviously unsustainable. In my opinion, a further decline with EQLL liquidity grab of at least 35% from the current valuation to the first monthly demand zone is very likely. The most probable, in my opinion, is a low in the next zone. This would mean the price would drop over 84% from its ATH. And then only upwards! By comparison, Cisco (CSCO) during the dotcom bubble grew by 1500% from March 1997 to March 2000.
NASDAQ:TSLA
by MichaelFX_ICT
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KCS - Wait For The Bulls!Hello TradingView Family / Fellow Traders. This is Richard, also known as theSignalyst. on Weekly: Left Chart KCS is overall bearish trading inside our brown wedge pattern and it is currently approaching the lower brown trendline. Moreover, KCS is still sitting around a strong support zone and round number 5.0 so we will be looking for buy setups on lower timeframes. As per my trading style: I will be looking for reversal setups (like a double bottom pattern, trendline break , and so on...) Unless the 5.0 support is broken, then a movement till the 2.5 support would be expected where we will be looking for new buy setups. on H4: Right Chart For now, for the bulls to take over from a short-term perspective, we need a break above the last major high in orange. Always follow your trading plan regarding entry, risk management, and trade management. Good luck! All Strategies Are Good; If Managed Properly! ~Rich
by TheSignalyst
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