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VOE LONGAs you can clearly see the VOESTALPINE AG stock has found support at a key order block, aligning closely with the 50% Fibonacci retracement — a typical entry point for smart money. Since then, price action has stabilized and is starting to push higher. The declining short interest ratio suggests bearish pressure is easing, while the rising volume delta points to increasing demand. This confluence could signal accumulation and a potential continuation to the upside. Watching for further confirmation and a clean break above recent highs. #SmartMoney #OrderBlock #VolumeDelta #Fibonacci50 #ShortSqueeze #AccumulationPhase #TradingStrategy #TechnicalAnalysis #MarketStructure #BullishSetup #PriceAction #Orderflow #SwingTrading #TradingViewIdeas
VIE:VOELong
by osas_eth
Raytheon Technologies HTF Trend continuation after some ranging?Here's my analysis on Raytheon Technologies: Given the ongoing war situation, I've been asked about defense stocks. We're examining a large overarching structure that has reached its resistance line. Previously, the chart showed strong impulsive movements, both upward and downward, as seen in the grey correction. However, at the green structure's resistance line, this impulsiveness has diminished. I expect we won't follow the usual pattern of dropping to the XY correction level to gather momentum. Instead, we'll likely continue correcting, similar to the W wave. I'm focusing on the orange correction level, anticipating a minor dip into the orange box to start an orange sequence, which could lead us to the green sequence's target levels.
VIE:RTXLong
by xSamu_TA
Macy’s Revamps Board with New Directors Amid Acquisition TalksIn a surprising move, Macy’s ( VIE:MACY ) has announced the appointment of two new independent directors, Richard Clark and Richard Markee, while simultaneously continuing discussions with Arkhouse and Brigade regarding a potential acquisition deal. The reshuffle also sees Tony Spring, Macy’s CEO, taking on the additional role of chairman. Richard Clark, a seasoned veteran with four decades of experience in real estate, mergers and acquisitions, and capital markets, brings a wealth of expertise to the board. His tenure at Brookfield Corp. and its predecessors, coupled with his role as Chairman of the Alliance for Downtown New York, positions him as a strategic asset in Macy’s strategic decision-making. On the other hand, Richard Markee, with extensive retail experience including CEO roles and directorships at various companies like Vitamin Shoppe and Toys “R” Us, adds a deep understanding of the retail industry to the board. His presence could be instrumental in guiding Macy’s through the rapidly evolving retail landscape. The timing of these appointments is particularly noteworthy, considering Macy’s ( VIE:MACY ) ongoing discussions with Arkhouse and Brigade regarding a potential acquisition. While Arkhouse and Brigade have withdrawn their director nominations, Macy’s remains open-minded about the best path to create shareholder value. The addition of new directors, coupled with the continuation of acquisition talks, suggests that Macy’s is undergoing a strategic shift aimed at revitalizing its business and enhancing shareholder value. Tony Spring’s acknowledgment of the departing board members, Jeff Gennette and Frank Blake, further underscores the significance of this transition. As Macy’s ( VIE:MACY ) navigates through these changes, shareholders eagerly await further updates on the outcome of the acquisition talks and the company’s strategic direction under the leadership of its revamped board. Will these developments mark a turning point for Macy’s, propelling it toward a new era of growth and innovation? Only time will tell. Technical Outlook Macy ( VIE:MACY ) stock is trading higher above the 200-day Moving Average (MA) with a moderate Relative Strength Index (RSI) of 53. VIE:MACY 's 4-month price chart indicates the start of a Symmetrical triangle pattern attesting to the bullish nature of the stock.
VIE:MACYLong
by DEXWireNews
2nd Trade: Zumtobel and the 52 Week StrategyThe second trade in the £800 to £1 million challenge is a short on Vienna Exchange Stock Zumtobel. In my first post, i highlighted that during the challenge i will be using Put Options to go Short. There are 2 reasons for this. Firstly i love Options Trading and secondly i feel more comfortable with a maximum loss. Buying a Put Option allows me to firstly reduce my cost exposure and going into the trade i know i can only lose the cost of the option premium. Why did i chose Zumtobel to short? Trading strategy 1 (Name: B52) highlighted that the stock was in the danger zone. This strategy effectively looks at where in the cycle a stock is at and calculates the percentage distance from either its 52 week high or low. In the case of Zumtobel, the system came back with screaming shorts. To confirm the trade i overlayed Trading Strategy 2 (Name: AlphaR). Based on linear regression, the strategy highlights break points and pressure zones. In the case of Zumtobel, the pressure zone highlighted further downside risk. Trade Details 04/07/2018 11:21 04/07/2018 Buy 3 ZAG P4.80 21DEC18@0.3 EUR (DE000C2GV9J8) ZAG P4.80 21DEC18 EUR -90.00 In summary for a cost (premium) of 30c (EUR 90), i have exposure to 300 shares on the downside. I did buy out of the money puts at the time, however gave myself enough time (Dec expiry) for the stock to reach the target. I believe the stock will go to $3.50.
VIE:ZAGShort
by The800to1MillionChallenge