MSFT - Falling Trend [MIDTERM]- MSFT has broken the ceiling of the falling trend in the medium long term, which indicates a slower initial falling rate.
- MSFT has broken up through resistance at 257.
- This predicts a further rise.
- Positive volume balance indicates that buyers are aggressive while sellers are passive, and strengthens the stock.
- MSFT is 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, LT TP: Long term target price
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Jumping on a Bullish Opportunity, Analysis to Possible BuyHello Traders!
When looking at the EURUSD chart, we can see that there is a demand zone inside a beautiful long candle wick on the 4-hour timeframe. This demand zone is lining up with a strong trend line support level near 1.05500, which makes it a possible buy opportunity.
To enter this setup, we can wait for a confirmation on a lower timeframe, such as the 1-hour or 30-minute chart. We can also set a limit order at the demand zone level to enter the trade automatically.
It's important to always have a risk management plan in place before entering any trade. This can include setting a stop loss at a reasonable level and taking profits at a predetermined target.
Overall, it looks like there could be a possible buy opportunity on EURUSD, but as always, it's important to do your own analysis and make informed decisions. Happy trading!
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Jumping on a Bullish Opportunity, Analysis Points to Possible Buy Entry
Ascending Triangle on NZD/JPY @ W1This pattern on the weekly chart of NZD/JPY resembles a mix of ascending and symmetrical triangles and provides a bullish breakout trading opportunity. The triangle's borders are marked with the yellow lines. My potential entry is marked with the cyan line. My potential take-profit level is marked with the green line. The stop-loss is to be set to the triangle's low at 77.068.
TSLA: Losing Momentum (For Now).• TSLA stock is stabilizing, trading between its key support and resistance levels;
• The key support is the 38.2% Fibonacci’s Retracement again. Most of the time, when TSLA loses the 38.2% retracement after bouncing above it for a while (like in this case), the 61.8% retracement becomes the next target – usually it ignores the 50% when this happens;
• What’s more, the 61.8% coincides with the Earnings Gap (blue square) at $146, making this area a very interesting target to work with;
• In order to avoid such a bearish scenario, TSLA would have to react as soon as possible, and break its key resistance area around $187;
• The $187 is the neckline of the H&S chart pattern that TSLA triggered last week, and it is very close to the 21 ema as well;
• I’ll keep you updated on this.
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TSLA: About to Bounce.• TSLA is reacting now that it hit its 38.2% Fibonacci’s Retracement;
• This is expected, but TSLA is still in a bear trend, and there’s no bullish reversal structure on it yet;
• In the 1h chart, it is inside a Descending Channel (trying to break it this morning), while in the daily chart, it triggered an H&S chart pattern;
• In theory, a pullback to the neckline is acceptable, which is at $187, exactly where the 21 ema is today, making this area a dual-resistance level;
• The 38.2% retracement is our key support, and in order for TSLA to resume the bearish momentum, it’ll need to break it again. Right now, we are between two important key points. Let’s see how TSLA will react from here.
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SPX: Crashing! How Low Can It Go?• The SPX lost two important support levels last week. First, the 3,885, a key point that worked as a support a few times this year. Second, the baseline of a Descending Channel;
• Meaning, the trend was already bearish, now the index is just crashing;
• There’s no meaningful bullish reaction indicating that a bottom is near;
• Even if the index reacts today, the problem is that the previous support levels, the 3,885 and the baseline of the Descending Channel, are now resistance levels, and any bearish sign under this resistance would mean an opportunity to sell. Now, let's take a look at the weekly chart:
• In theory, the SPX is looking for its next support, which is at 3,773, and that's the next technical target in the daily chart. Long-term speaking, if the index loses this support, it would trigger a kind of Double Top chart pattern in the weekly chart, indicating that it could seek the 3,500 next.
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TSLA: Dead Cat Bounce.• Yesterday, TSLA hit an important support level, the 38.2% Fibonacci’s Retracement;
• This is its first mid-term support level, and it seems TSLA wants to react this morning (pre market);
• Since TSLA just triggered an H&S chart pattern, a pullback to its resistances is likely to happen. As I said yesterday, according to Bulkowski, H&S patterns have 68% chances of a pullback - the link to my previous analysis is below this post, as usual;
• The next resistance levels on TSLA are the $187 (previous support) and the 21 ema;
• Any top sign under these resistances might indicate that TSLA will seek lower levels, maybe the next retracements;
• Could TSLA reverse this bearish bias? Yes, but it would need to break its resistances first. For now, let’s see how it reacts near the 38.2% retracement.
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TSLA: Triggered a Very Powerful Bearish Reversal Pattern.• TSLA lost its key support at $187, and it triggered a H&S chart pattern in the daily chart;
• In the 1h chart, it failed in breaking its resistances, and the bias is clearly bearish, as it is doing nothing but lower highs/lows;
• Even if TSLA does a bullish reaction, it would have to face multiple resistances, making a bullish thesis more unlikely;
• First, in the 1h chart, there are the 21 ema and the purple trend line connecting the previous tops;
• The $187 is a key point visible in both, 1h and D charts (it is the neckline of the H&S pattern in the daily chart);
• In the daily chart, there’s the 21 ema, which TSLA for the first time since January;
• In order to reject this bearish thesis, TSLA would have to do an amazing reaction, breaking all these resistances – so far, there’s no such reaction;
• Keep in mind that TSLA just triggered an H&S chart pattern in the daily chart, and a pullback to the next resistance area is plausible. According to Bulkowski, H&S patterns have a pullback ratio of 68% (Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns);
• I’ll keep you updated on this every day.
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