JPM trade ideas
$JPM Upside Reversal Targets JP Morgan
Point of Control held firm as support last week under some very
strong selling pressure.
Local downtrend broken premarket so lets see can the stock
sustain the gains.
$98 & $100 are significant levels of resistance | targets.
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Buy JPM in hopes of range breakout? Or sell as correct continuesInterested to see how this Fib wave plays out. I'm actually rooting for $JPM and want to get long but want to buy when it's starting to smooth out again, it's hard to say where this correction will end. Those green candles on the daily chart are damn tempting though.
ABC Pattern (Bullish)Perhaps Value and the old stocks we love are trying to come back? Market has been "different" to say the least and have found it difficult to go with what has been popular since the Corona crash. I do not think all the old winners are going away, they are just taking a breather perhaps.
JPM has fallen out of the rising wedge which are often bearish, so I feel it is becoming a safer trade.
Possible Entry: 98.5
Stop: Below 94
Target 1: 114 to 120
Target 2: 130 to 135
Be safe and good luck!
JPM Potential Rally?Good evening/afternoon/morning traders,
Bullish engulfing candle and potential MACD hidden bullish divergence were observed on the daily chart. Another wave up to the upper boundary/resistance soon?
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Short Term PUTs on $JPM - Head & Shoulders Pattern JPM has a clear H&S pattern formed on the hourly chart. We are waiting for confirmation of the neckline breaking now with volume. This confirms a significant downward move in the short term. I have started a small short position in 6/26 & 7/2 $90p. Hedging these with longer dated 105 and 110 calls. Will scale into the short positions once the move is confirmed, and then look for a reversal to move profits into calls.
Bullish despite risk of a second wave!Welcome to an analysis afer a three-months-break.
This Time: JPMORGAN CHASE & Co.
Technical:
Flag: Bullish
Fib: 50% Retr. -> Bullish
RSI: Bulllish
MA 200: Bullish
Fundamental:
I have to admit that my concerns concerning a second wave of coronavirus where quiet big. But i personally think that even if there will be a second wave (small chance) that most of the traders worldwide will consider it as not that dramatic because the government gained experience.
And they just think that the coronavirus isn't that devastating.
Best Regards
Christian Georgi
(Sorry for any writing mistakes!)
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JPM - caught in 2 mindsI'm not sure if my red count wave 1 can really be labelled as a leading diagonal or not but it is the only way that I can justify the bullish count for JP Morgan. Personally, it looks more like a 3 wave ABC to me and so I prefer my bearish blue count and taking the view that this is a downward ABC correction. Which is the right answer? I wish I knew.