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The unknown obvious: what chart types to use for each taskFirst of all, price charts are not price charts, at least, not exactly. There are always 2 prices: the price to buy (ask) and the price to sell (bid). Real price charts are actually the history of where BBO was located. If for some reason you'll wanna check that and you don't have the real data, the best you can do is to open a line chart based on close prices on the highest possible resolution, and compress it all the way down. Second, all charts are built from ticks/trades/deals, which is the fundamental particle of the market. Every tick has a timestamp. The only right way to aggregate ticks is by using time. If you’re using volume bars, tick bars, whatever, you’re losing information. There are many other very obvious reasons why it doesn’t make sense to use these kinds of charts, but it’s all inessential since you’re losing information. There's one specific task when you need to use volume/range bars, bur that's inessential 4 real and gonna be explained later. So, bar & candlestick charts are the charts of time-aggregated deals aka recorded trading activity, not "price charts". On the assets where you don't use volumes but infer volumes from prices, you'll need 2 charts: 1) Bar chart: to locate levels and infer volumes (we infer volumes from bar ranges); 2) Candlestick chart: to infer volume delta from Close minus Open distance compared with the bar size. Footprints/cluster charts are used on assets where the volumes can be trusted, was explained before in "Real levels: PVMs".
NYSE:MAN
by gorx1
$MAN can fall in the next daysContextual immersion trading strategy idea. ManpowerGroup has a strong downside trend. The company offers recruitment services and other workforce solutions and services in the Americas, Southern Europe, Northern Europe, and the Asia Pacific Middle East region. Due to the spread of the COVID-19, the demand for workforce solutions fell. This and other conditions can cause a fall in the share price in the next days. So I opened a short position from $61,46; Information about stop-loss and take-profits will be later. Do not view this idea as a recommendation for trading or investing. It is published only to introduce my own vision. Always do your own analysis before making deals. When you use any materials, do not rely on blind trust. You should remember that isolated deals do not give systematic profit, so trade/invest using a developed strategy. If you like my content, you can subscribe to the news and receive my fresh ideas. Thanks for being with me!
NYSE:MANShort
by KozakHlib
BREAKOUT OPPORTUNITY IN MANPOWERGROUP INC. From a technical perspective MAN is setting up for a great breakout, all the indicators are positive and it's arguably forming its second inverse H&S pattern. Which was encouraging in Fridays session, was the volume increase on the break of the $96 suggesting that the breakout is genuine. Keep on strong watch for a break above $98 next week with a potential of $110. AVERAGE ANALYSTS PRICE TARGET $98.55 AVERAGE ANALYSTS RECOMMENDATION HOLD P/E RATIO 12 COMPANY PROFILE ManpowerGroup, Inc. engages in the provision of workforce solutions and services. It operates through the following segments: Americas, Southern Europe, Northern Europe, Asia Pacific Middle East, and Right Management. The Americas segment offers services as Manpower, Experis, and ManpowerGroup Solutions through both branch and franchise offices. The Southern Europe segment provides permanent, temporary and contract recruitment, assessment and selection, training and outsourcing services. The Northern Europe includes comprehensive suite of workforce solutions and services through Manpower, Experis, ManpowerGroup Solutions in the United Kingdom, the Nordics, Germany, and the Netherlands. The Asia Pacific Middle East segment operates in Japan, Australia, Korea, China, and India. The Right Management segment delivers talent and career management workforce solutions. The company was founded by Elmer Winter and Aaron Scheinfeld in 1948 and is headquartered in Milwaukee, WI.
NYSE:MANLong
by RedHotStocks
MAN Sort OpporunityAn intraday high potential, Back Tested Sort Analysis. We ll try to find an entry price within the expected pull back zone 131.78 - 133.09 as previously being back tested. We ll try to enter into the correction of the uptrend movement tracking trend oscillators as below: CCI diverges the price crossing down the zero level as well as shown in the chart. DETAILS ON THE CHART NOTE: Entry range area above the entry point, is calculated upon 80% of the recorded pullback back tested past performances DISCLAIMER: This is a technical analysis study, not an advice or recommendation to invest money on.
NYSE:MANShort
by TradingStatistics
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MAN: Sort OpportunityAn intraday high potential, Back Tested Sort Analysis. We ll try to enter into the correction of the uptrend movement close to 38.20% of Fibonacci retracement and to 50.00% for "If Done" analysis respectively as described below. Price diverges against the OBV oscillator. Market is currently closed. No market activity presented so far. We ll try to find an entry price between 130.07 - 130.67 just after the opening bell. Furthermore, a complimentary "If Done" analysis that maximizes exposure to risk, but at the same time exchanges acquired profit to zero losses in order to double initial profit. DETAILS ON THE CHART NOTE: Entry range area above the entry point, is calculated upon 80% of the recorded pullback back tested past performances NOTE: "IF DONE" analysis, when presented, refers to 80% of the recorded back tested past succeeded performances. DISCLAIMER: This is a technical analysis study, not an advice or recommendation to invest money on.
NYSE:MANShort
by TradingStatistics