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MCD - 55 yr EWave Cycle Near CompletionMCD Monthly LOG Chart This iconic American company's stock is nearing completion of an historic bull cycle. Very few companies can compare to the consistent return MCD has provided its shareholders. Am I recommending a short? No... There are much better candidates for that strategy out there. I'm posting this as an example of a complete Elliot wave cycle with a textbook ending diagonal to finish the run. A potential harbinger of things to come in the commercial real estate market??? Here is a close up of the ending-diagonal 5th wave
NYSE:MCD
by oliverrathbun
MCD are you rdy for short sell sell 🧨Wow, wow, after a few years, what will happen in McDonald's big company? McDonald's company has taken enough of its profits from the stock market and Wall Street. The global economic recession will start soon. Do you think that 70% of McDonald's shares will not fall? I will tell you. Be prepared for the fall of McDonald's shares. I think you should sell your shares today and buy and eat a McDonald's sandwich and laugh at the fall of the company's head. The targets he will see start at $219.20, then move to the next target of $127.72, and that's where everyone says it's over, but I say he will see the third target, and that target is $91.73. Don't sell $35.
NYSE:MCDShort
by ManochehrAzar
McDonald's:A Promising Investment Option Amidst Economy DownturnThe nation's slow economic growth rate of 1.1% in the first quarter and increasing interest rates and spending cutbacks indicate that a recession may be inevitable. Nevertheless, McDonald's appears to be a resilient company that can withstand the economic downturn. Despite price hikes, the fast-food giant has demonstrated strong sales, making it a worthy addition to any investment portfolio. McDonald's impressive same-store sales growth rate of 12.6% during Q1 2023 indicates robust demand. Even during the Great Recession, the company outperformed the S&P 500 and earned positive returns. While the company's shares are currently trading at a high earnings multiple, its cost-cutting efforts and potential future earnings growth suggest that the stock may still prove to be an excellent long-term investment option. Additionally, McDonald's dividend provides a reliable source of recurring cash flow for investors. Overall, McDonald's stock may be one of the most promising investment opportunities during a recession.
NYSE:MCDLong
by FOREXN1
3
McDonald's Reaches Upwards Sloping Resistance LineHere we are looking at MCD on the Daily TF… As you can see, MCD has run into its macro resistance, at a current price of 298.47. This is the third time MCD has tested this upwards sloping resistance line. Each of the previous two tests led to a sharp sell-off. Not only is MCD reaching this upwards sloping resistance, but it is also very over extended. For this reason, my bias is bearish, and we can likely expect a sell-off from this level. I will continue to monitor this chart, and will update you all as I see fit. Trade safely! Cheers!!
NYSE:MCDShort
by GarethSolowayOfficial
4
TARGET Reached with MC Donalds at $289.50Falling Wedge formed on MC Ds. The reason it's a Falling Wedge, is because it lasted for a few months. Then the price broke up and within a few weeks, headed straight to the first take profit at $289.50. Now the price is still showing strong Bullish bias. And we need to wait for the market to consolidate and form the next pattern. I'll let you know! In the meantime here are some super interesting facts about Mc Donalds because I'm bored and I loved the movie "The Founder" McDonald's was founded in 1940 in San Bernardino, California by Richard and Maurice McDonald as a barbecue restaurant. The first McDonald's franchise was opened in 1955 by Ray Kroc in Des Plaines, Illinois. The iconic Golden Arches logo was introduced in 1962, replacing the previous Speedee character. The Big Mac was first introduced in 1968 and quickly became one of the chain's most popular items. McDonald's is the world's largest restaurant chain, with over 38,000 locations in more than 100 countries. McDonald's is the world's largest toy distributor, with Happy Meal toys being a popular item for kids. The Filet-O-Fish sandwich was created in 1962 to cater to Catholic customers who abstain from meat on Fridays during Lent. McDonald's has its own university, Hamburger University, which trains managers and executives for the company. The Big Mac Index, created by The Economist, uses the cost of a Big Mac in different countries to compare the relative purchasing power of different currencies.
NYSE:MCDLong
by Timonrosso
McDonald’s: Dig In! 🍴🐻After a long period of bullish appetite, the bears should dig in now. McDonald’s has thoroughly tapped the magenta-colored zone between $291.18 and $287.84 and also touched at the green zone between $294.18 and $290.10, completing wave in magenta as well as wave B in turquoise. Now, the share should drop out of the zone-compound in magenta and green and fall back below the mark at $282.43. Thus, the stock should gain enough downwards momentum to make it below the support at $259.51, where it should finish wave C in turquoise and wave (2) in magenta before turning upwards again. There is a 35% chance, though, for McDonald’s to continue climbing, leaving the green zone on the northern side. In that case, we would consider wave alt.(2) in magenta to be already finished.
NYSE:MCD
by MarketIntel
2
Rising WedgeBoth trendlines are sloping up and narrowing at the apex which = a rising wedge. This pattern is not valid until the bottom trendline is broken. Rising wedges can break up but in the long run they break down and are considered a bearish pattern. Rising wedges interrupt supply and demand and represent too much supply. Several spinning tops up there representing indecision. No recommendation. Strong stock. 52 Week Range 228.34 284.98 Day Range 281.99 284.17 EPS (FWD) 10.58 PE (FWD) 26.74 Div Rate (FWD) $6.08 Yield (FWD) 2.15% Short Interest 0.86% Market Cap $206.93B
NYSE:MCD
by lauralea
1
MC DONALD'S TRADING LESSONSStory time… One of the greatest success stories of all time, is with the company which is based on the glorious golden arches we still see today. Mc Donalds… It all started in 1940 where, two brothers, Maurice and Richard “Dick” Mc Donald’s made a small fortune selling hamburgers in San Bernardino, California… They took a product and an idea and turned it into a fast, convenient and consistently profitable business. Once they mastered their strategy and system then they introduced Ray Croc (a shrewd American businessman) into an agreement to build more Mc Donalds… However, he barely made enough profits to sustain, find more franchisees and even pay off his expenses… That’s when Harry Sonneborn came about where he made Ray Croc realise, he was in the land business rather than the restaurant business… Ray Kroc explained… “Pretty simple, really. Franchisee finds a piece of land he likes, gets a lease, usually 20 years, takes out a construction loan, throws up a building, and off he goes.” Sonneborne then said: “You don’t seem to realize what business you’re in. You’re not in the burger business. You’re in the real estate business.” This conversation lead to the global expansion of McDonald’s, turning it into the most successful fast food corporation in the world. In this article, I’m not going to talk about Ray Kroc, but instead how the brother’s starting concept applies to trading. Here are three lessons I learnt from Mc Donald’s Success #1: Less is more… The brothers were geniuses from the start… When something didn’t work, they threw it out… When something showed to work, they harnessed it, optimised it and improved it… They did this with data. The brothers took sales data to compare which products were making more money. They found that 80% of their sales in the last 3 years came from simple burgers. Each burger was made with precise ingredients. Any deviation and this caused sales to drop. The rest of the 20% were drinks and barbeque. So the brothers made their life easy and got rid of the barbeque pit completely. They also cut their menu down from 25 items to just 11 items. It mainly had Burgers Fries Milkshakes and Soft drinks They said let’s do less of what’s not helping sales and focus on what is making the most revenue. Once they got rid of the barbeque pit the brothers later on systematised the burger making process. So how does this relate to trading… Less is more is one of my most powerful quotes when it comes to trading… You need to cut out a LOT of data to maximise your returns… Find one or two systems that suit you. Minimise the number of markets, time frames and charts to look at. Cut out unnecessary indicators that conflict with the systems signals and frequency. Choose a certain time that works best for your system. Stick to 1 or two financial instruments to trade. Only have 1 or 2 or max 3 trading accounts with reason. It will take time and effort on your side to cut out what needs to be cut, but you won’t regret it in the long run… As Mc Donald’s did… Take a product improve it drastically then sell it to the masses. #2: Find a system to repeat over and over With Mc Donald’s did you know… They took a tennis court and drew out the compartments of making a burger. They then orchestrated it with their employees until the flow and speed was at the most optimised level. Once they found a winning system, reduced the time to make a burger and optimise the process – they were able to even drop the price to appeal more demand… At the time, they could drop the burger to 15 cents… With trading, you know this… You’ll need to find, adopt, follow and repeat your turn-key system. It doesn’t matter whether it takes you 2 months, 2 years or even 7 years to get right. Once you have it, you’ll be able to generate consistent results year in and year out. Just like the cycle of burgers, you’ll have your very own consistent cycle of success through trading… Also, with your one system you’ll be able to optimise it and improve it when conditions change… This brings us to the third lesson… #3: “We love to see you smile” This was one of Mc Donald’s campaign they used from 2000-2003, which has stuck… Not only does Mc Donald’s keep to their winning formula, systems, products and manner – but they also adapt to change… They continue to offer new items on the menu’s as time’s change… From Happy Meals, Toys, Lollipops, Café’s, Ice creams, food cultural adaptions to even Vegan food… They think of everything to adapt to change… BUT! They don’t stop offering their winning products that bring in revenue. With trading you need to also evolve as a trader and adapt to change. Sure, your system will remain consistent. Sure, your risk management won’t change… But there are certain elements that require change such as… New markets: You might want to incorporate your system with new markets i.e. AI, Electric Vehicles, Metaverse, Cannabis, Energy alternatives, Crypto, NFTs. AI (with ChatGPT, DALLEE, BING) and so on… New instruments: Also, we might need to evolve from the current financial instruments we’re trading… Once day, CFDs and Spread Betting might be a thing of the past. I personally have evolved from shares, warrants, futures to ETFs. You never know what will be next… New automations: We might soon have robots and AI to use out system to find trades and execute them. You get the point… If you want to be successful with trading you have to understand the power of systems to repeat… This way the system will do the job for you… Next time you’re at Mc Donald’s, you’ll see what I mean.
NYSE:MCDEducation
by Timonrosso
Trade Review:How Did Your Trade Go?Hello dear friend, Did you trade the picks i showed you last week? -- If your answer is no then watch the video i made on my previous post -- There you will see me demonstrate this simple strategy for beginner traders of the stock market -- remember this strategy can only be used in the New York Stock Exchange and Dow Jones Stock Exchange -- Also you can use it for Bitcoin and Nasdaq, and SP 500 index stocks -- the main aim of this strategy is to allow you to build an index fund -- So far our trade has done well and we up on the week -- Congratulations if you took the trade next week will look for some more buying opportunities -- stay tuned Lubosiforex
NYSE:MCDLong
by lubosi
MCD Mcdonalds is now at its all time highAs the market leader in the fast food industry, McDonalds enjoys global brand recognition. It is a slow but steady gainer pays consistent dividends and always has buyers when a seller lets some shares go at a reasonable price. On the weekly chart over five years MCD is now at the all time high and weathered the COVID era and recent market gyrations quite well. The EMA Cloud and Ichimmoku cloud indicators have consistent slopes tracking in parallel. MCD is consistently above the anchored long term VWAP showing buyers are in contro. It often uses the VWAP plus one standard deviation for support. Fundamentally, if a recession hit when eating customers will be looking for value as a high consideration. My long term call options average 45% in monthly return. I will buy one more each time there is a red engulfing candle on the daily or 4H chart. see also money.cnn.com
NYSE:MCDLong
by AwesomeAvani
Why You Might Want To Buy This Stock In 5 Steps [Watch This]First of all allow me to say thank you to my mentor Matthew Kratter for teaching me This strategy -- It was in 2018 when i got his book from amazon kindle called "Rocket Stocks" -- This is where i was first exposed to this strategy -- Do you Remember How To Trade This Strategy? -- Lets get into it with 5 Steps: -- #1 - Weekly "Gap" On The Last Day Being Friday -- #2 - The price has to be above the 50 EMA -- #3 - The price has to be above the 200 EMA -- #4 - The PAR has to be below the price if you are going "long" -- #5 - The same rules apply if you decide to go " Short" -- -- Allow me to get some credit and say am not an expert please do your own research and dont take this -- Advice to make your trading decisions this is based upon my own personal research -- If you want to learn more then you can keep following me here -- and watch this video for more information -- Regards, LubosiForex
NYSE:MCDLong
by lubosi
MCD - BROKE Falling Trend Channel- MCD has broken through the ceiling of a falling trend channel in the medium long term. - The price has broken through the ceiling at 272 of a rectangle pattern. - A decisive break will signal a further rise to 286 or more. - There is no resistance in the price chart and further rise is indicated. - In case of a negative reaction, the stock has support at approximately 260. - The RSI curve shows a rising trend, which could be an early signal of the start of a rising trend for the price as well. - Overall assessed as technically positive for the medium long term. *EP: Enter Price, SL: Support, TP: Take Profit, CL: Cut Loss, TF: Time Frame, RST: Resistance, RTS: Resistance to be Support LT TP: Long Term Target Price Verify it first and believe later. WavePoint ❤️
NYSE:MCDLong
by wavepoint99
Is McDonald’s Breaking Out?McDonald’s is seldom an exiting stock. That’s been especially true lately, but now the hamburger giant could be breaking out. The first pattern on today’s chart is the long descending channel that started in November after MCD broke out to new highs. Notice how prices failed to make a lower low on March 13 and made a higher high today. That may suggest the consolidation phase is nearing an end. Second, the stock oscillated and either side of the 50-day simple moving average (SMA) during most of the consolidation. But it’s remained above that SMA for over a week. Is the intermediate-term trend turning more bullish? Next, MACD has turned positive. Finally, Bollinger Band Width narrowed as MCD shuffled in the falling channel. That may create the potential for price movement to expand if the breakout is confirmed. TradeStation has, for decades, advanced the trading industry, providing access to stocks, options, futures and cryptocurrencies. See our Overview for more. Important Information TradeStation Securities, Inc., TradeStation Crypto, Inc., and TradeStation Technologies, Inc. are each wholly owned subsidiaries of TradeStation Group, Inc., all operating, and providing products and services, under the TradeStation brand and trademark. TradeStation Crypto, Inc. offers to self-directed investors and traders cryptocurrency brokerage services. It is neither licensed with the SEC or the CFTC nor is it a Member of NFA. When applying for, or purchasing, accounts, subscriptions, products, and services, it is important that you know which company you will be dealing with. Please click here for further important information explaining what this means. This content is for informational and educational purposes only. This is not a recommendation regarding any investment or investment strategy. Any opinions expressed herein are those of the author and do not represent the views or opinions of TradeStation or any of its affiliates. Investing involves risks. Past performance, whether actual or indicated by historical tests of strategies, is no guarantee of future performance or success. There is a possibility that you may sustain a loss equal to or greater than your entire investment regardless of which asset class you trade (equities, options, futures, or digital assets); therefore, you should not invest or risk money that you cannot afford to lose. Before trading any asset class, first read the relevant risk disclosure statements on the Important Documents page, found here: www.tradestation.com .
NYSE:MCD
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