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$V Analysis & Key Levels - REQUEST - I hold no position$V Analysis & Key Levels - REQUEST Ok, Radu5, so $V does not typically stay under the 180 EMA (Purple) for too long. The average is around 10 days. (22 days if you count the crash of 2020 in March.) And so far it looks like the 180 EMA is trying to be support but I think it will break under just looking at the MacD . The MacD is under zero and as long as it’s under zero it’s in the bear zone. Again… it doesn’t seem to stay there very long. SO… if you’re going to add to your position, do it at the support levels only (Green lines and numbers) Once you’re back above the 180 EMA and the 35 EMA you’ll be back where you want to be. Once it’s above the 35 EMA you’ll be above the 0 on the macD and then just hold for as long as the MacD stays above 0. I don’t know what indicators you use but if you just add 35 EMA , 180 EMA and a MacD that should be enough to let you know where to enter and where to exit a trade. I hope this helps. ————— I am not your financial advisor, but I will happily answer questions and analyze to the best of my ability but ultimately the risk is on you. Red = Resistance Green = Support Blue = trendlines Have fun, y’all!!
NYSE:V
by SPYder_QQQueen_Trading
4
V: Triple BounceVisa has been bouncing clearly on ema 200 and also on bull trend line, 3 times! Very clean and Rebound. Bounced off a major support level at $220 beautifully. Visa has been trading at a very rich valuation, over 40x earnings and 20x sales. Its been selling off recently, down about 10% from all time highs. MACD is bouncing to positive and there is a V bounce at RSI. Revenue growth has been strong despite the pandemic and the company continues to make acquisitions to lead the fintech sector.
NYSE:V
by yflaw1018
1
What to look for (Visa)There are some notable bull signs that can be seen on Visa. One of them is a close above the swing low. Another bull signs is the reducing selling momentum + Willy Oscillator. Another bull sign I want to brief on is the Weis Wave. The weis wave is indicating that there is less interest on the short side of Visa. I'm personally awaiting a shift in the weis wave to confirm that we are consistently getting less interest towards the short side and will then execute long positions on this stock, but I believe the probabilities are stacked in the favor of longs. Bullish Signals -Squeeze indicator -Willy Oscillator -Weis Wave -Fib Support ▼Side Note▼ -On the 15 min Chart we were given a sell signal. This may potentially allow for dips to catch if it is followed by reduced momentum.
NYSE:VLong
by ddcakez
$V Weekly Technicals and FundamentalsTechnicals : Respecting Anchored VWAP at $230 and also 21MA & volume shelf as support. Trading the bottom of upward channel with historic strong bounces (black arrows). Also uptick in RSI and bullish trend in OBV indicator. The above indicates a move up, however a break below we could see 218.12 or the 50MA as next line of support Fundamentals: Visa’s earnings of $1.49 per share, outpaced the Zacks Consensus Estimate by 12%. The bottom line improved 41% year over year. Next quarter's EPS est $1.54 The company’s net revenues advanced 27% year over year to $6.1 billion in the quarter under review. The top line beat the consensus mark by 5.1%. I'm bullish with 10/15 $240C
NYSE:V
by FriscoTrades