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What to look for (Visa)There are some notable bull signs that can be seen on Visa. One of them is a close above the swing low. Another bull signs is the reducing selling momentum + Willy Oscillator. Another bull sign I want to brief on is the Weis Wave. The weis wave is indicating that there is less interest on the short side of Visa. I'm personally awaiting a shift in the weis wave to confirm that we are consistently getting less interest towards the short side and will then execute long positions on this stock, but I believe the probabilities are stacked in the favor of longs. Bullish Signals -Squeeze indicator -Willy Oscillator -Weis Wave -Fib Support ▼Side Note▼ -On the 15 min Chart we were given a sell signal. This may potentially allow for dips to catch if it is followed by reduced momentum.
NYSE:VLong
by ddcakez
$V Weekly Technicals and FundamentalsTechnicals : Respecting Anchored VWAP at $230 and also 21MA & volume shelf as support. Trading the bottom of upward channel with historic strong bounces (black arrows). Also uptick in RSI and bullish trend in OBV indicator. The above indicates a move up, however a break below we could see 218.12 or the 50MA as next line of support Fundamentals: Visa’s earnings of $1.49 per share, outpaced the Zacks Consensus Estimate by 12%. The bottom line improved 41% year over year. Next quarter's EPS est $1.54 The company’s net revenues advanced 27% year over year to $6.1 billion in the quarter under review. The top line beat the consensus mark by 5.1%. I'm bullish with 10/15 $240C
NYSE:V
by FriscoTrades
ABC BullishThe target would be D. This is a correction pattern and is very common. Sometimes it can be an AB=CD in which the AB leg equals the CD leg and you can use the magnet to move the AB leg and project it from C. The targets can also be a bit shorter than the AB leg or an extension of the AB leg. Targets are calculated using fib levels. I use the .382, .618 and .786. For targets 2, I use the 1.272 and the 1.618 but realizing not every security reaches targets 2, some do reach every price level in targets 1. I use my gut on that one. Sometimes I am happy to reach the first target (o: and focus on targets 1 as for many securities targets 2 are down the road and may not ever get here depending on the security and the bullishness or bearishness surrounding the market. There are possibly other ways to calculate targets and we are all different. When I eyeballed this the BC leg appeared a bit short in comparison to the AB leg. The Auto Fib Retracement tool on here can help nail down C. Retests of C are common. Any pattern can fail and price can go below C. If it goes too far below C, the ABC pattern has failed, so I wait for a double bottom, or another harmonic pattern to form. ABC bullish is a harmonic pattern as it is part of an ABCD pattern, just D is not here yet (o: Long entry level is a level one chooses that is over immediate resistance, and is also a level where algorithmic/computer trading may kick in as these are programmed to buy at certain levels. Sometimes you will even see a gap up when this happens. Ideally, long entry level or above is where you enter the trade. Long entry level is subjective and you may see another level. I have entered early before, before long entry level and paid the price for doing so. My money was tied up in a security that was not moving and even moving down. Sometimes entering closer to C or near the handle low of a cup pattern can pay off. Sometimes not. It is not fun, and it is not financially lucrative to go in the hole while you wait on price to finally move. Patience can be a virtue. No recommendation and V is not to long entry level (o: If a security gets to be too much of a pain and causing me stress, then there are plenty of other securities to choose from (o: I have found that getting too focused on a certain name can screw me sometimes. If price is already out the roof and even arcing, I try to say to myself "Laura, you missed that one" and move on to the next one. This one is close to support. Any pattern and any level of support can fail.
NYSE:V
by lauralea
Inside the ascending channel on VisaToday we will analyze the current chart of Visa. Let's start: a) The main two structures we can see on the chart are: The ascending channel and the dynamic support resistance level (yellow lines) b) Currently, the price is above the dynamic support resistance level and is supported on the ascending channel c) At the moment, we have a corrective pattern (green structure), and we say "at the moment" because the pray may keep falling and invalidates the whole idea. Yes, that's trading (what a lonely world) d) Ok, let's keep going. What we can see here is that if the price breaks above the green horizontal line, we will take that as a confirmation of the bullish view towards the two fibo extensions levels. e) Invalidation level is always below the structure (assuming that the price reaches the entry-level and then start falling) f) If everything goes as expected, we can wait for a 90 - 120 days movement towards the target Thanks for reading! And remember: Protect your Capital!
NYSE:V
by ThinkingAntsOk
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Strong Bull Signs(Visa)We have initially seen a bullish divergence on the squeeze indicator but needed more to dictate that V will have a significant bull move. We have seen the Weis Wave show that people are more interested in the Bull side as seen by the reduction in bear volume, but we have also seen a confirmed buy signal by the Willy Oscillator. For those that want a greater entry then it may be wise to watch for a dip back to Fibonacci Support(232), but I'm overall long on this stock. Bullish Signals -Fibonacci Support -Willy Oscillator -Squeeze indicator -Weis Wave Price Targets/Resistance -1st 238.42 -2nd 250
NYSE:VLong
by ddcakez