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MKS weekly time frame analysisMKS has created a higher low on the weekly time frame. It's a great confirmation of the uptrend after such a brutal long-term bear trend. Expecting 100 % move up on weekly so it will take some time but our target would be around 377 $. However it's not the best entry now as the stop loss would have to be placed below 90 $. So it's not a trading idea with a low risk and high reward setup. From another hand, if you believe in MKS bullish trend, it may be still a good investment for the next months .
LSE:MKSLong
by vf_investment
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Fresnillo: Bearish Success 💪🐻The Fresnillo-bears can announce a first success: Finally, the share has arrived at the support at GBP 610! Next, our furry friends should push Fresnillo below this mark to gather further downward momentum. Then, the share should also pass the support at GBP 456.60 to develop wave C in turquoise. However, there still remains a 20% chance that Fresnillo could change direction and climb above the resistance at GBP 997. In that case, we would expect the share to place the new top of wave alt.B in turquoise in the turquoise zone between GBP 1086 and GBP 1292 before turning downward again.
LSE:FRES
by MarketIntel
$OTC:FNLP Key Support Line and Falling Wedge Pattern Introduction This concise analysis examines the silver chart, highlighting the significance of a key support line and the presence of a falling wedge pattern. These technical indicators provide insights into potential price movements and suggest a possible bullish outlook for silver. Key Line of Support The silver chart reveals a well-defined line of support that has held multiple times, demonstrating its significance. This support line acts as a price level where buying pressure tends to emerge, preventing further downward movement. The repeated bounces off this support line indicate its strength and suggest that buyers are actively participating at this level. Traders often consider such support lines as critical areas to monitor for potential buying opportunities. Falling Wedge Pattern Within the silver chart, a falling wedge pattern has emerged, characterized by converging trendlines with a downward slope. This pattern typically represents a temporary consolidation phase before a potential bullish breakout. The upper trendline, connecting the descending highs, and the lower trendline, connecting the ascending lows, create a narrowing wedge shape. The falling wedge pattern often indicates a gradual decrease in selling pressure and a potential shift towards upward momentum. Anticipated Breakout The falling wedge pattern suggests a potential bullish breakout in the future. As the price approaches the apex of the wedge, the narrowing range indicates decreasing volatility and a possible resolution in favor of the bulls. Traders closely monitor this pattern as a breakout above the upper trendline can signify the end of the consolidation phase and the start of an upward move. The falling wedge, combined with the strong support line, adds to the potential upside momentum for silver prices. Confirmation Indicators To further validate the potential bullish scenario, traders may look for supporting confirmation indicators. These may include positive divergences in oscillators like the Relative Strength Index (RSI) or bullish candlestick patterns near the support line. Such indicators can strengthen the conviction in anticipating a bullish breakout and provide additional entry signals. Conclusion In conclusion, my analysis indicates a strong support line, a falling wedge pattern, and the support of favourable macroeconomic conditions, all pointing towards a bullish outlook. It's worth mentioning that my previous call on the same stock was well-timed , resulting in a ~ OTC:FNLPF 250% price increase. As I continue to closely monitor price action, I will consider these indicators and draw from my previous success when making informed decisions about investments in silver.
LSE:FRESLong
by joepegler
I will simulate the Hedge grid system strategy == in a trendingI read somewhere that companies are not required to pay dividends to shareholders (this is correct, yes?).If so, then if company A never pays dividends to its shareholders, then what is the point of owning company A's stock? Surely the right to one vote for company A's Board can't be that valuable.What is it that I'm missing? definitely if the stock has no intrinsic value, then what is causing its movement up and down ? I will introduce in this post a strategy called the Hedge grid system In this strategy if two traders decide to cooperate they can make a lot of money from any stock market even though most stocks do not have any intrinsic value I will simulate the Hedge grid system strategy
LSE:RR.
by zrrsys
YOU Yougov - Underpriced relative to long term trend & brokersYougov (YOU) seems undervalued relative to the long term trend and multiple broker ratings. Goldybug could find no shorting activity currently posted ad given the impending UK elections next year an increase in activity for the company is predicted. Based on the deviation to the long term trend Goldybug has jumped into the mix for a long term investment opportunity. Goldybug opinion only. Back up with your own research before spending your hard earned. Never place what you cannot afford to lose. Good Luck. Goldybug. x
LSE:YOULong
by Goldybug
Pearson down 11% on AI worriesIf AI is eating your lunch, your company better have a good strategic plan to adjust and create new revenue streams. This is classic Marketing myopia, e.g. US railways, in mid 20th century, saw market share eroded by the airlines. That's because railroads never saw themselves in the transportation business, and limited themselves themselves by thinking they were in Railroads alone. Pearson has had to deal with all sorts of changes, especially technology, and I'm sure they will have a strategic plan. Technicals: Bearish reversal now under 50 weekly EMA, but volume isn't high so early days. Below 756 would confirm a new downtrend.
LSE:PSON
by andmk2
The BP chart after the earning reportToday, the price of BP shares experienced a significant decline after the release of their Q1 earnings report, despite the fact that they made 4 billion during this time period. This phenomenon can be explained as a case of "buying the rumour and selling the fact." To better understand the market's reaction, we look at the BP chart to identify the key support levels. Disclaimer: The information posted on Trading View is for informative purposes and is not intended to constitute advice in any form, including but not limited to investment, accounting, tax, legal or regulatory advice. The information therefore has no regard to the specific investment objectives, financial situation or particular needs of any specific recipient. Opinions expressed are our current opinions as of the date appearing on Trading View only. All illustrations, forecasts or hypothetical data are for illustrative purposes only. The Society of Technical Analysts Ltd does not make representation that the information provided is appropriate for use in all jurisdictions or by all Investors or other potential Investors. Parties are therefore responsible for compliance with applicable local laws and regulations. The Society of Technical Analysts will not be held liable for any loss or damage resulting directly or indirectly from the use of any information on this site.
LSE:BP.
by The_STA