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🤡 Who would you like to see in your fin.the advisors?🤡 Who would you like to see in your fin.the advisors? The analyst or the trader-practice?⠀ ⠀ 🤔 In the last article, we told you about how important it is to have my personal opinion, trading on the exchange. And also showed how this can affect your account. And in this publication, we will give an example of someone who is more profitable for you to listen to, in monetary terms, for your pocket (this is important to cut, because it can also be profitable for emotional pleasure). Let's start with our hero of the publication. ⠀ ⠀ Bill Ackman is an American financier and entrepreneur, founder and CEO of the Pershing Square Capital Management hedge Fund. Ackman is characterized as a person who has a very peculiar attitude to the choice of personnel. He employed a fishing instructor, a former tennis player, and a taxi driver. Interesting choice, isn't it? But all sorts of things happen, and most likely he did not take them to the position of asset management. Now think about yourself. Who do you hire or read most often? 95% of analysts write about what has already happened. They find and describe the reasons for the past movement, and most do not even have their own lengthy trading track that they can confirm. You can hear a lot of reasons why they don't. And when you ask them to prove their competence (for example to ask in advance to pay 5-6 trading ideas), you get the same reason.⠀ ⠀ ⁉ app Question - maybe we should be more careful who you hire? What is your opinion? ⠀ ⠀ By the way, bill Ackman is also known for his attacks on Herbalife, which he called a "network pyramid". The market Commission conducted an investigation after Herbalife shares fell by 20% in one trading day, the firm's management pointed out that this was preceded by an interview with Ackman, in which he mentioned the company as the most effective pyramid of the XX century You can find the quotation chart in the article.
NYSE:HLFEducation
by ivan_gold_star_
Herbalife: War of the WorldsNYSE:HLF Hey, traders! I will try to brighten up our boring Friday and tell you an interesting story, which I remembered thanks to one of my subscribers. Go through yesterday's posts, you will definitely come across our conversation with him. I decided to share this interesting story with you, and at the same time, to draw some conclusions. So, it happened in the far 2012. The main character: Bill Ackman, manager of the Pershing Square Capital Management hedge fund. You know different people have different kinds of fun: who jumps with a parachute, who enters the cage with the lions, talk, the Russians, for example, warm themselves up with the nuclear reactor and drink vodka. But Bill decided to have fun in a different way. Either Bill was bored and had nothing to do, or wanted to get a share of extra adrenaline, but he took and said that: He studied Herbalife's business for a long time and had concluded that it was "the most effective pyramid in history". I don't know what made him angry about this company, but Bill promised to bring it to the "edge of the earth". In my opinion, it is very strange to openly announce to the whole market that you are going on a crusade against the company, because your plans are becoming obvious. Let's move on. It'll be interesting. Well, it's said it's done. As you can see, in order to bury the company, you have to lower its shares to a minimum. 1. And our hero opens a $1 billion short position. You can clearly see it on the chart. Take a look at this. The $1 billion short was gigantic, given that the market capitalization of the company was then $4.3 billion. It was also equal to 9% of the assets managed by Pershing Square Capital Management 2. Moreover, for a noble funeral, as you understand, shorts were not enough for him and he urged regulators and congresses to close the company. He was attracted to the stars too, so Cristiano Ronaldo was there, actively opposing the company and then supporting it. The struggle around Herbalife became a favorite show on Wall Street. Our "Billions" is a child's play compared to the fight Ackman started. In December 2012. He said that the primary goal of a company that sells directly through a tiered or network marketing system is not to sell to consumers, but to recruit distributors into its distribution network. He called this the key feature of the pyramid. The fight against Herbalife has become a kind of crusade for our hero. He made many hours of investor presentations, detailing Herbalife's operations, his performances lasted so long that he went to the bathroom several times. After his statements, the Securities and Exchange Commission and the FTC started reviewing the company. 3. Ackman's activity was both commendable and irritating to other investors. Some also opened short positions, but many deliberately began to play against Akman, especially since a $1 billion short made him a hostage of the situation. Well-known funds also joined the game. In January 2013, the hedge fund Third Point formed a package of 8.2% of Herbalife shares worth about $350 million, allocating about 3% of its assets. And here it is - the first light ringing of the funeral bell. Next is even more interesting... We're getting new actors. 4. In the same month, billionaire Karl Icahn buys Herbalife. Carl said Bill Akman was wrong and bought Herbalife shares promising to teach him a lesson, but Akman stayed in shorts ! Think about it: Bill is opposed by a strong figure, and he persistently continues to sit in shorts. Someone obviously hasn't read Sun Tzu's treatise. Let's move on. Soros comes into play. 5. George Soros is great at exchange fights: since the founding of his Quantum Fund Management in 1969, the billionaire has repeatedly proved his ability to make the right decisions in time: in 1992, at the fall of the pound, he earned more than $1 billion a day. So the "battle for Herbalife" for him was just another great opportunity to buy cheap stocks and earn on their growth. What do you think Bill Ackman is doing in return? NOTHING! He still doesn't close his shorts and he's going through a loss that is currently over $800 million. So here's the cherry on the cake : Soros is taking his money from the Bill Akman fund of about $250 million! The idea was that in order to give back the money to George you have to close some positions. That is to start buying back some of the Herbalife shares which have already gone up in price. 6. In fact, two billionaires Soros and Icahn are cornering the third billionaire Akman. And it's all happening more publicly and openly than ever. A small reference for those who do not know what corner is: Control or monopoly on a commodity or security in order to ensure control or ability to dictate prices. Many articles have been written about it. The corner is explained quite well in Edwin Lefewre book "Reminiscences of a Stock Operator". By the way, this book is about one great trader Jesse Livermore. Read it at your leisure, it is quite interesting. In the history of the markets there were not few corners, here are the most famous: `Corner Hutchinson` (1888), `Corner Leiter` (1898) and `Corner Patten` (1909). So what's the bottom line? In the end, as it should be, Ackman loses money. So, friends, where I'm going with all this writing. There's a lot of rules in trading. I have my own personal set of rules, and here are some of them: 1. Don't "fall in love" with the paper. It may seem strange, but I select tickers and sometimes I don't even know the name of the company I trade. 2. The market's always right. Don't go brown. 3. Use SL 4. ALWAYS USE SL Trade wisely!
NYSE:HLFEducation
by AllexMl
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Herbalife, back in the trash where it belongsThe company has received growth from the hopeful and ignorant in the last few decades. The business model is an example of what's wrong with our society. Finally, my indicators are pointing towards a short and I have been waiting for this for a long time. This crossed over on the 30week which is normally bullish for me but the 30 week has not started curving up. If you look at good stocks, you can see they cross over and then the average curves up with price .It had a stock split, seems like this is a timebomb over stocks that have actual fundamental potential. The macd and RSI are pointing this stock up though because they are starting to get centered out...watch it very carefully. If volume does not come in and this continues to drop, crossing the 30 week, its going to take a shit. If volume comes in and price goes up, the trash will continue to get carried up for a while longer. Thanks for reading, let me know what you think.
NYSE:HLFShort
by eneakume
$HLK Looking for reversal in Herbalife at $42, Oversold.Those words that no one wants to hear, "Lowers Guidance", in early May it resulted in a massive selloff in what was already a challenging moment for the stock. There is a opportunity here to catch a bounce on the stock at the $42 level for a nice return. Indicators are at a extremely oversold level with at 19 RSI. Average price Target $64 Average Recommendation Overweight HERBALIFE NUTRITION LTD. Herbalife Nutrition Ltd. is a holding company, which engages in the development and sale of nutrition solutions. It operates through the following segments: North America; Mexico; South and Central America; Europe, Middle East, and Africa; Asia pacific; and China
NYSE:HLFLong
by RedHotStocks
Herbalife, HLF, Elliott Wave Fractal Comparison. Possible wave 4"Beautiful Pictures from the Gallery of Phinance", Robert R Prechter Jr. Copyright 2003 Robert R Prechter Jr. Pages 18 & 19 The drawings I've added to this chart are directly pulled from page 19 of the book mentioned. The original charts referenced are the DJIA from 8/24/1921 to 09/03/1929, and the second chart in the comparison is the DJIA from 12/06/1974 to 01/14/2000. The similarities are many. The reason why I took interest in this chart is because I noticed a huge boom in social media marketing by Herbalife distributors, pushing their products and heavily recruiting new customers and new distributors. The chart immediately reminded me of the Elliott Wave Fractal so I decided to compare. It looks good and I am assuming a long to somewhere near the $80 - $85 range. I don't want to get too specific but I expect the final waves (4 & 5) to end sometime near the end of 2019, roughly 12 months from now.
NYSE:HLFLong
by RickSmash
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