Called bottom on SNOW last week; now found support on the 50-ema
SNOW started a reversal after hitting a fib retracement level mid last week, where I called the bottom (see linked chart) and bought some shares. Here is a summary of the current chart and my trading strategy:
BUY SIGNALS
1. +DI crossed above -DI (green line above red line) and ADX line (white) is flat but starting to curl up after the drop (signals a trend may be about to start; an uptrend in this case).
2. MACD curling up
3. Support on 50-ema, which coincides with the .618 fib extension. Seems to be strong at the moment.
TRADING STRATEGY
Now, it is not because these indicators are pointing to a bullish move that that move has to happen, after all there is only so much the charts can tell us. So to protect your capital (if you buy), you could buy at current levels with a tight stop loss just below the .5 fib level, around $293. Take into account there is support on emas on lower time frames (4hr and 1hr) between the current price and the.5 fib level so those could potentially hold the price if it breaks below the 50-ema on the daily chart. That is why you want to place your stop loss below those moving averages so you are not stopped out too early. That's what I am doing anyway. If the price falls and still triggers your stop loss but then bounces back up you can always jump back in if indicators and volume point to and upward trend. If the price continues going down you are saved from further losses. This is as minimal risk as it gets.
OTHER CONSIDERATIONS
1. Also keep in mind that millions of new shares were release from lockup last week so there may be more sellers waiting the price to move up to unload their shares. However, because we are right on support, this trade would present minimal risk if you place your stop loss accordingly.
2. Also, this analysis is contingent on how SNOW opens tomorrow. If it opens way below the current price or way above, the trading strategy might need to be adjusted. Please use your diligence if either scenario is presented.
Safe trades!
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***THE IDEAS SHARED HERE ARE MY OPINION. THIS IS NOT FINANCIAL ADVISE TO PLACE TRADES. PLEASE DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS BEFORE BUYING/SELLING STOCKS.***
BUY SIGNALS
1. +DI crossed above -DI (green line above red line) and ADX line (white) is flat but starting to curl up after the drop (signals a trend may be about to start; an uptrend in this case).
2. MACD curling up
3. Support on 50-ema, which coincides with the .618 fib extension. Seems to be strong at the moment.
TRADING STRATEGY
Now, it is not because these indicators are pointing to a bullish move that that move has to happen, after all there is only so much the charts can tell us. So to protect your capital (if you buy), you could buy at current levels with a tight stop loss just below the .5 fib level, around $293. Take into account there is support on emas on lower time frames (4hr and 1hr) between the current price and the.5 fib level so those could potentially hold the price if it breaks below the 50-ema on the daily chart. That is why you want to place your stop loss below those moving averages so you are not stopped out too early. That's what I am doing anyway. If the price falls and still triggers your stop loss but then bounces back up you can always jump back in if indicators and volume point to and upward trend. If the price continues going down you are saved from further losses. This is as minimal risk as it gets.
OTHER CONSIDERATIONS
1. Also keep in mind that millions of new shares were release from lockup last week so there may be more sellers waiting the price to move up to unload their shares. However, because we are right on support, this trade would present minimal risk if you place your stop loss accordingly.
2. Also, this analysis is contingent on how SNOW opens tomorrow. If it opens way below the current price or way above, the trading strategy might need to be adjusted. Please use your diligence if either scenario is presented.
Safe trades!
***If you get anything out of this TA, please like and follow for future updates and more TA. Thanks a lot!***
***THE IDEAS SHARED HERE ARE MY OPINION. THIS IS NOT FINANCIAL ADVISE TO PLACE TRADES. PLEASE DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS BEFORE BUYING/SELLING STOCKS.***
Trade closed: stop reached:
I was stopped out of my trade. If SNOW reacts I may jump back in.
Comment:
Bought back in on the bounce and sold on the 14-ema resistance for a quick profit:
Comment:
SNOW needs that extra volume to break above the stubborn 21-ema resistance:
