BMO/N trade ideas
Bank Of Montreal Earnings Trade , Risky. Entry level $77.22 = Target price $79.30- $83 dependent on market, resistance could be to strong at Monthly horizontal.
Stop loss $76.28
RSI battling to cross 70.
Average analysts price target $91 | Overweight
P/E ratio 10.12 very reasonable.
Company profile
Bank of Montreal engages in the provision of banking and financial services to individuals and institutions. It operates through the following segments: Canadian Personal and Commercial Banking (Canadian P&C); United States Personal and Commercial Banking (U.S. P&C); Wealth Management; BMO Capital Markets; and Corporate Services. The Canadian P&C segment refers to retail banking and financial operations in Canada. The U.S. P&C segment offers retail banking and financial solutions in United States. The Wealth Management segment serves a full range of client segments from mainstream to high net worth and institutional, with a broad offering of wealth management products and services, including insurance products. The BMO Capital Markets segment offers investment and corporate banking and trading products lines of business primarily in North America. The Corporate Services segments comprises of technology and operations involve in the strategic planning, risk management, finance, legal and regulatory compliance, marketing, communications, and human resources. The company was founded by Robert Armour, John C. Bush, Austin Cuvillier, George Garden, Horatio Gates, James Leslie, George Moffatt, John Richardson and Thomas A. Turner on June 23, 1817 and is headquartered in Montreal, Canada.
too big to fail? chinese contagion in canadian real estatewithout doubt the most lofty valuations in real estate, globally surpassing australia.. when observing the source of contagion all signals point back to chinese speculative money adding fuel to the fire. if china buckles like i expect.... what does that mean for big banks in certain areas where chinese speculative money was able to play?
BMO:TSX - Very clear bottom fishing for 1+ year out swingI like taking BMO:TSX here as I believe it is oversold to the downside. Closest support is marked in blue - very closeby, and good probablility of breaking next week if we see market weakness. However YoY growth on this stock is generally positive and unless we are heading into a recession I believe this is a solid buy here - the most oversold this stock has been since the 2008 financial collapse, paying a whopping 4.45% dividend.
Add it to your longs!
Bank vs. Cryptocurrency #10 (BMO)The resistance breakout was clear 10 weeks ago, but now looks confused because the pullback was too deep 3 weeks ago and the doubts begin for how it looks the chart
Look the resistance line is located in the 77.50 area and the Friday closing price was 78.48. Is above and looks bullish is price action and the main trend is bullish too.
The drop of the price 3 weeks ago was caused for one of the most volatility week in the history.
And from now on the companies that are solid will be the ones that will continue to lead the market in an environment
where the interest rates are up and the most favored are banks and financial institutions.
BMO Long OpportunityAn intraday high potential, Back Tested Long Analysis.
We ll try to find an entry price within the expected pull back zone 78.01 - 77.25 as previously being back tested.
We ll try to enter into the correction of the downtrend movement tracking trend oscillators as below:
CCI diverges the price crossing down the zero level as well as shown in the chart.
DETAILS ON THE CHART
NOTE: Entry range area above the entry point, is calculated upon 80% of the recorded pullback back tested past performances
DISCLAIMER: This is a technical analysis study, not an advice or recommendation to invest money on.
BMO (Long) - Pullback & Upward Trend ContinuationNYSE:BMO
21MAY16:
- POSITION: Long
- PRICE: $63.02
- TARGET PRICE: $67
- STOP LOSS: $61.80
- TARGET ENTRY:
- Looking for entry on Monday on upward price movement.
- Appears to be a pullback on a strong upward trend.
- Aggressive stop loss to be pursued.