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Part 3 | All 7 Big Tech | QQQ Sp500 Price level Trend Guide- QQQ still doesnt have a hourly downtrend confirming so daily lower high is not set. - SPY weekly bullflag confirm, so far no follow through yet but we ran out of time so it doesnt count as a rejection for me until i see hourly downtrend - TSLA potentially shaping up an equilibrium - NVDA bull break above 420 back into its all time highs sideways chop zone - AMZN fifth rejection from its 131 chop zone still above support though - GOOGL still the weakest only tech in a daily downtrend - MSFT went form daily downtrend to uptrend today - META same as AMZN in a chop zone rejection 5th time from its resistance.
NASDAQ:AMZNShort
by ArcadiaTrading
Amazon Trade IdeaHey traders Here i have shared the possible move of Amazon. It has been making lower lows and lower highs in the price action, so technically once it's reach the daily resistance that i have marked it is a sell side trade. But with all the news all over it may break the resistance and move up again. So we will wait for a clear rejection or break of the zone. If there's a rejection we short the stock and if it breaks the zone we take the buy side. I have marked the highest targets on both side trade, it you who should decide what your Target should be. However even though there's a chance for the stock to go the buy side Target, i don't think it'll get to the sell target, atleast for now. What ever side you take put your SL above or below the marked zone. Good luck.
NASDAQ:AMZNLong
by protontrader0
AMZN still strong but decelerating?I mostly follow tech stocks and am a fairly new charter. I have been following AMZN for awhile and it seemed to develop a nice trend line from May through June. Now the trend seems to have changed angles? Does anyone else see this? At first I thought it might be related to the interest rate changes but the FOMC held steady on the last mtg and there doesn't seem to be much correlation. When compared to SPX or DJIA over the last week or so, AMZN seems strong to what almost looks like a reversal (or at least a pullback) in the major indices.
NASDAQ:AMZNLong
by amazingwhirled
2
The Art of PatienceAmong the dozens of qualities and attributes, experts say traders need, patience is one of the most important qualities a trader can possess. It is a virtue often overlooked in the fast-paced world of trading, where new traders are lured into the trap of the get-rich-quick ideology. The ability to wait for the right trades can be the difference between success and failure, but how can we grow our patience? In this article, we will dive into the art of patience. We will discuss why patience is important and methods to cultivate patience. Why Patience is Important in Trading In this day and age, patience is a difficult thing to master. As a society, we almost want things before we know we want them. That makes waiting for nearly anything a monumental burden for most. We are so impatient that we are willing to pay money to remove things that require patience. Ads on video or music streaming apps or expedited package delivery are great examples. However, this does not mean we cannot learn and become disciplined in the art of patience. Patience allows traders to take a long-term view of the market. That market can be a volatile and unpredictable environment, and the temptation to blindly leap into a trade can be immense if we cannot maintain discipline and patience. Emotional or impulsive trades often lead to losses. Patience allows traders to wait for ideal opportunities that are thoroughly analyzed, utilizing a robust yet simple trading system. If we as traders take the time to be patient and genuinely analyze potential opportunities we can often avoid trades that are likely to be unprofitable. How to Cultivate Patience Patience is not a natural trait for everyone, but it can be cultivated through practice. Here are some tips for building your patience: Set realistic goals: Patience really requires a long-term perspective. Traders should set realistic goals for their trading strategy and focus on achieving them over time, rather than trying to get rich quick. The old adage of “Rome wasn’t built in a day” couldn’t be more pertinent. Great things take time to develop, but they are often worthwhile. If you miss, you miss: Something that is difficult for any trader is missing an opportunity. Maybe you were pulled away or just generally distracted, and an opportunity passed by you. It is unwise to hop on the FOMO train in the hope that there is still room up or down for a trade to be profitable. It is far better to take a step back and analyze the market and find new entries or opportunities that can be verified by your system. Missed opportunities are also a great learning experience to build yourself up rather than tear yourself down. Avoid distractions: Ohhhh look a squirrel! Anyways, the markets can be overwhelming, and it can be easy to get distracted. Examples of distractions would include nonconsequential/irrelevant news, misleading social media posts or groups, and personal environmental factors. Avoid distractions and focus on your trading plan; your future self will be thankful. Practice mindfulness: Many mistakenly think mindfulness is to make your mind a blank canvas, devoid of thought, and disregarding everything external. Mindfulness is the practice of being present in the current moment, recognizing when your mind wanders, and letting it go as you bring your focus back. View your mind as a muscle that needs to be trained, not entirely dissimilar to an athlete training their body. Mindfulness can help you stay focused and avoid impulsive decisions as you bring yourself to the present moment. Conclusion The funny thing about patience is that it takes time to develop. Patience is a foundational pillar for a trader's market psychology, but it is one of the hardest to build up. It allows traders to wait for the right opportunities, avoid emotional decision-making, and take a long-term view of the markets. By cultivating patience and applying it to your trading strategy, you can increase your chances of success.
NASDAQ:AMZNEducation
by LeafAlgo
4
A bearish crossover in Amazon’s (AMZN)A bearish crossover in Amazon’s (AMZN) MACD suggests a weakening bullish momentum. However, it is too early to conclude a start of a downtrend. This because a daily close above $127.40 may trigger a trend continuation towards the upside, specifically towards the $133.50 resistance, last traded on 9 September 2022. In contrast, the trend reversal is likely to come if there is a daily close below $121, which is around the EMA20 days. Downside support could be seen at $114.
NASDAQ:AMZN
by Boring_Trader
Amazon W Formation looking sweet to $152.00 About the Co. On the daily Amazon has formed what's known as a Short Formed W Formation. This is where the second rounding bottom has a HIGHER low than the first. This is more bullish than a standard W Formation, IMO, because it means the bulls did not let the price get to the previous low. The fact that the price has broken up and out of the neckline, shows strong buying momentum, which will push the price higher. Other indicators confirm... 7>21>200 RSI>50 - Higher lows Target $152.00 ABOUT THE COMPANY Amazon.com, Inc. is a global technology company focusing on e-commerce, digital streaming, artificial intelligence, and more. Founding: Amazon was founded by Jeff Bezos on July 5, 1994, in Bellevue, Washington, USA. First Product: Initially, Amazon was an online marketplace for books. Name Origin: Bezos chose the name "Amazon" to suggest scale (Amazon River is one of the largest rivers in the world) and because it started with "A," which would appear early in alphabetical order. Public Listing: Amazon went public on May 15, 1997, and is listed on the NASDAQ. Expansion: After books, Amazon expanded to sell music, videos, and, eventually, everything from groceries to electronics, clothing, and more. Global Presence: Amazon operates in multiple countries around the globe, including the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany, France, China, Japan, and India. Amazon Prime: Launched in 2005, Amazon Prime is a subscription service offering free two-day shipping, streaming music and video, and other benefits. AWS: Amazon Web Services (AWS), launched in 2006, provides on-demand cloud computing platforms and APIs to individuals, companies, and governments. Kindle: In 2007, Amazon introduced the Kindle e-reader, revolutionizing the book industry by making digital books popular. Employees: Amazon is one of the world's largest employers, with over a million employees Physical Stores: Amazon also owns physical stores, including Whole Foods Market (acquired in 2017) and Amazon Go, a chain of cashier-less convenience stores. Devices: Apart from Kindle, Amazon has produced several successful electronics, including the Fire TV, Fire tablets, and Echo smart speakers, which feature the voice-controlled AI assistant, Alexa.
NASDAQ:AMZNLong
by Timonrosso