GCP trade ideas
GE Trend ReviewComposite Model -- Neutral but remains close to switching bullish
Trend Bands -- Acted as support. Bullish
Linear Regression -- Overextended 2 STD to the downside
Trend Oscillator -- Bullish since November 2020
Trend Clouds -- Well over-expanded. Looking for a reversal to the upside.
Overall: All signs point to bullish. The clouds and linear regression point to an imminent reversal.
These patterns can make GE fly to the $13.90! 👀We are in a consolidation, and the 13.19 is a ceiling for GE, while the 12.94 is a floor. According to Al Brooks, 80% of the breakouts are going to be false, so we must be careful.
The time to buy is near the support, but there’s a chance we’ll see a breakout from the 13.19.
We have a possible advanced breakout in the 4h chart, and if confirmed, this can make GE fly and close the gap around 13.90.
This is something that favor the buyers, but again, let’s wait for the confirmation on the price action! Also, the 20ma is right there above us, so, we must see a good breakout as soon as possible.
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Bullish on General electric. GELatest set of zigzags seem like a whole bunch of flats taking up quite a bit of fibtime. This is classical of a Wave 4. A careful count confirms this at an eagle eye view. If that assessment proves to be true, then we have one more move up, and given the moves already made, it might be quite a big one comparatively.
Fibonacci goals are in green, reversal or invalidation is in red. This post is not financial advice, make your own financial advice or pay a certified professional ( you are to statistically faire better at blindly longing SnP500 incase of the latter). Playing on the market whether you are an investor or a trader is risky. No good thing is ever without. Good luck out there.
GE - Great Week for GE ⚡-GE Stock Is Having a Great Week. Thank Airbus.
-An improving commercial aerospace business appears to be the reason for recent gains. On Thursday, Airbus (AIR.France) announced plans to increase output of its A320 family of jets. The European airframe assembler says it will build 45 jets a month by the end of 2021, up from about 40 jets a month now.
-The big news for GE though is Airbus’s target of building 64 jets a month by 2023. That is a big increase, and signals that Airbus believes commercial air traffic will continue to recover. Air traffic in the U.S., over the past week, is still down about 30% from prepandemic 2019 levels. But that actually is an improvement from recent months, and traffic is up about 480% year over year.
-GE makes engines for both the A320 and Boeing ‘s (BA) 737 families of jets through its CFM joint venture with Safran (SAF.France). Safran stock is also seeing gains, rising about 3% for the week and trading just below a 52-week high.
-Boeing is also looking to boost 737 MAX production rates in coming months, while also delivering some of the MAX inventories that were built while that plane was grounded worldwide between March 2019 and December 2020.
-The increased output from Airbus—and Boeing—helps more than just GE and Safran; all aerospace suppliers benefit. Shares of Raytheon Technologies (RTX), Honeywell International (HON), and Woodward (WWD), for instance, all rose roughly 3% to 4% this week. The S&P 500 is up about 1.4%.
$GE - Good case $16, Best case $21Cup & Handle base break out.
Target 1 - $16
Target 2 - $21
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How to read my charts?
- Matching color trend lines shows the pattern. Sometimes a chart can have multiple patterns. Each pattern will have matching color trend lines.
- The yellow horizontal lines shows support and resistance areas.
- Fib lines also shows support and resistance areas.
- The dotted white lines shows price projection for breakout or breakdown target.
Disclaimer: Do your own DD. Not an investment advice.
