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AlfonsoMoreno
Oct 1, 2019 4:28 AM

NETFLIX NFLX stock long bias from weekly demand imbalance Long

Netflix, Inc.NASDAQ

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You don't really need a university career on economics to learn how to trade stocks like Netflix NFLX, you don't need to buy dozen of books on trading strategies, economics and fundamental analysis on how well a certain company has performed in the last quarter or in the last year. You can learn how to trade stocks like Netflix NFLX by simply locating the imbalances created in the underlying stock.

Since you won't be needing any Phd on economics, learning how to trade stocks using the supply and demand imbalances by professional traders will make it easier for you if you are new to trading, trading stocks for dummies we could call it.

We have a clear example of a strong imbalance of demand on NetFlix NFLX american stock. This particular stock has been dropping for weeks since it reached the $370 per share price level. There were opportunities to sell NetFlix stock when it was up there but now that price has reached a very strong demand imbalance on the weekly timeframe around $256, if you every sold NetFlix up there or on the way down, it's time to close your trade and take profit because we are expecting price to rally much higher as a reaction to that strong demand level on NetFlix weekly imbalance.

Let's hope price rallies much higher on NetFlix, similar imbalances have been created on many other american stocks. NetFlix forecast together with other american stocks are bullish and are creating very strong demand levels and even breaking all time highs over and over.
Comments
firemarkets
This was an excellent trade idea
sherbaaz
thanks for the post. trend on weekly is down in this stock and monthly correction is going on in an uptrend is it a good idea to go long in such situation ? please share your inputs.
AlfonsoMoreno
@sherbaaz, there are rules for that, this analysis is just a single timeframe analysis that shows an imbalance, there are other rules but not described in this basic analysis sorry
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