LazyBull5

Wish, time to get in?

Long
NASDAQ:WISH   ContextLogic Inc.
E-commerce is not just Amazon, which, moreover, has recovered from one of the most violent gap-downs since its listing.

There are interesting realities, such as Shopify, eBay , and Wish.

Wish is the most recent in terms of listing, we are talking about December 2020, so just over 6 months of "life".
The price had one of the most classic movements of an IPO: a good initial uptrend, followed by profit-taking and total lack of interest on the part of large investors.

What did not impress was negative EPS during a very prosperous period for e-commerce due to the pandemic.

Recently, however, once the price hit $ 8, volumes increased considerably, a sign that interest in the company (ContextLogic inc. ) Has clearly grown.

The price is in a lateral phase even though we had a rising low on July 19th, then retested on July 27th.
Rumors are expected on the Earnings in August, to have a reversal of the trend, we should see the 14.32 level broken upwards, with good volumes, very important at a volumetric level.

Personally, I could risk entering even earlier, with a very tight stop.

We will see, a lot will depend on the data that the company releases.

From a technical point of view, the whole zone between 10 and 7 dollars is interesting for an entrance.

For those who are more conservative, a re-test of the $ 14.32 level after breaking it could be interesting.

For the targets, in addition to the psychological thresholds of $ 20 and $ 30, the $ 18 and $ 28 must certainly be reported.

Lazy Bull



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