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Have You Considered A Ride Down IWM 170? AMEX:IWM 50 MA crossed down the 200 MA on the daily and 4H timeframe. The daily chart shows a lot of sellers. IWM also made lower highs on the weekly timeframe. Also, the exchange traded fund is resting on a trendline that it's maintained since March 2020! If we break down below 170 and it holds, IWM should see more downside. The weekly chart shows an increase of sellers between last week and this week. Last but not least, the etf shows a shooting star candle that printed on the weekly chart (March 13-17, 2023). Therefore, my plan is to short IWM below 170! I will ride down IWM 170 (provided price gets there of course). *This is not financial advice Peace & Harmony, MrALtrades00
AMEX:IWMShort
by MrALtrades00
IWM Wed Swing Turtle Soup LongToday was one of the most difficult trading days many have seen. It had me thinking. Generated buyside liq above Mon and today's high. Also relative highs with last Thursday's high. The 4 day trading week generated some buyside as well, yet also comes with some bearish undertone. One could argue we have yet to make a daily lower low in this trend. You know how last week was a 4 day trading week? There's some unbalanced price ranges in the premium market that could go for some balancing. PMI is projected to release higher than prior. and that would carry volume. There is also intraweek buyside above the 4 day week's highs that could be swiftly repriced to. I'm thinking we may end up having a Wednesday weekly reversal to the upside. We have some bullish structures to base trades and risk off as well. 1hr OB provides decent upside targets considering the timeframe and relative risk. Market just feels like it's in seek and destroy. Might as well attempt to take advantage of volatility!
AMEX:IWMLong
by ExodusTrading618
IWM daily sell, it's over for small capsIWM after it was rising up and hitting overbought territory there was a chance for small caps to have a beautiful bull pullback. But then yesterday, instead of a small candle on a small volume, after a small gap up, it start to drop and drop and didn't finish till market close. With it, IWM breaks a major support line from its channel and found its first support on 20 days MA. Will 20 days MA hold support it is yet to see, but chances are small. Volume is increasing but is still below 20 days average volume so this drop is not the best example of the breakout. RSI is dropping hard. MACD is full bearish with histogram ticking red and with MACD crossing below signal line signaling down we go. Overall: IWM could find some support at the dotted line, but will it hold? It was resistant 3 times and once support but it is below 20 days MA, meaning if drops below 20 days MA there is a huge chance it will just be blasted below that support line. The next major support line is a bundle of 50 and 200 days MA. Breaking below them small caps ETF is for sure going to test lows from 2022 and almost certain at new lows. However, from the bullish side of view, it is still not yet over. Bulls have to find power and start buying it but need to do it the right way. They still can have their bull pullback pattern and bring it too high but need to step in and start buying hard.
AMEX:IWMShort
by Consistent_Trades
The Russell Riddle: which chart is 2008? ($IWM W) For the answer, scroll down to the comment section. Two charts of $IWM weekly TF. One chart is current (as of 2/4/2023). The other is 2008 ,up to 4 candles before the 50% drop. Which one crashed 50%? The conundrum: why do we assess current price action as bullish, when a similar pattern resulted in the GFC in 2008? There are many possible answers, none of them wrong. The one that interests me is the possibility that our bias is more extreme when we have experienced (traded) the price history. In this case it means experiencing the climb from the October 2022 lows. The alternative is basing our bias on the price history in a chart but *without* experiencing the returns themselves. For example IWM's similar price action in 2008. Any difference in sentiment would be consistent with studies showing that decisions made from experience often diverge from those based on description.
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by gb50k
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Opening (IRA): IWM February 17th 193 Covered Call... for a 183.77 debit. Comments: Since I still have broad market short delta hedges on in IWM, QQQ, and SPY, replacing a lot of the long delta I took off yesterday in one fell swoop here with covered calls. Here, I'm selling the short call paying around 1% of the strike price in credit. The 193 is paying 2.10 ($210) at the moment, and I'll look to roll it at 50% max. This isn't the best place to be doing this, since IWM is well off its lows and risk premium has collapsed here, but am just looking to keep my portfolio "net delta happy" for the moment.
AMEX:IWMLong
by NaughtyPines
#IWM Russel 2000 looking technically bullishSome real meaningful progression for the bull case in US small cap stocks. 50 dma > 200dma Price has cleared the critical resistance level between 187-188. Price has some short term resistance at the 38.2% fib retracement here, but it looks like we should progress to the next resistance level at the 50% fib retracement at 200. Chart is showing a clear formation of higher swing lows and higher highs. Hard to be bearish this chart. Opportunity here to buy the breakout with a relatively small stop as a close below 187.50 might put the bullish case on hold.
AMEX:IWMLong
by MarcoOlevano