As per hourly chart, reliance is in impulse Wave 3, it is building up on a diagonal based upward trend which is likely to be broken once the demand will be fulfilled. It is a good intraday opportunity for tomorrow. Risk Reward: 1:3
Looks like AUDCAD is about to break of this ending diagonal in 4H chart. There is also MACD divergence confirming it.There may be a last move to the lows so be careful and wait for it to consolidate above the trendline before buying.I'm targetting 0.9900 area
Putting on another VXX long setup, given the fact that we don't have many premium selling opportunities here (volatility low across the board, both in the broad markets and individual underlyings). Filled for a $400/contract debit ... . I'll look to take these VXX long setups off at 25% profit ... .
Adding to my "suite" of long VIX/VIX derivative setups, since there isn't much premium to sell in this market right now until we get into the "fat" of meaty earnings next week (NFLX, etc.). Filled for a $418/contract debit. I'll look to take these off at 25% max profit ... .
I put this on on April 1st, thinking it might be a while before I could take it off, but covered it today on this pop, freeing up the buying power for another go should be strike $17 again. I put it on for $373/contract, and took it off today for a $419 credit, yielding a $42.93/contract profit in six days. Naturally, this isn't hugely earth shattering...
With VIX at sub-14 levels and without much on the earnings calendar that is ideally playable with options from a premium selling standpoint, next week is likely to be a schnooze in the absence of a broad market volatility pop. Nevertheless, there are a couple of plays I might consider. MON: MON announces earnings on April 6th before market open. With an implied...
I don't frequently put on debit spreads, but here's an instrument in which I have a fairly firm directional bias and which, additionally, has extremely low implied volatility at this point in time, making it ideal for either a calendar or a diagonal, both of which benefit from expansions in volatility (which will occur in the instrument assuming further weakness...
Truth be told, things like calendars and diagonals are best suited for a low volatility environment, but I'm looking for a bullish assumption setup in oil that offers me some flexibility over a larger time frame than, for example, a 45 DTE credit spread would (which is generally just a "one and done" kind of thing). As an alternative to a covered call, I'm going...
On the daily TF, we are in the midst of the fifth and final wave of an expanding ending diagonal, counted as C of an ABC zig-zag correction. The monster buying opportunity will be at the completion of this C wave, however, we may be presented with a short term long opportunity with a R/R of 8.5. The current count is wave-b-of-(c) in a potential flat correction...
break of ending diagonal pattern is a good opportunity for entering long.
Corrective ABC structure seems to be complete. Which in my counting is the IV higher degree corrective wave of a large down trend. Only problem is the final C wave is below the initial A wave of the overall completion. Any thoughts ?
Hello everyone, we have a potential pattern in my opinion valid but ugly. Also the price seems to be in a ending diagonal. The targets for now have been highlighted on the chart. Good Luck For info: kevinsdhaliwal@hotmail.com IG: AllTradingIdeas Twittter: kevindhaliwal1
Very clean detailed S/R x Fibonacci retrace analysis, 62.8% retracement occurring last 2 candles suggest bullish momentum is dying out! This trade for me is a channel trade, I use Fibonacci and S/R to add confluence. Please zoom out and examine these areas The diagonal channel is 3 - 4 months old and very valid and we have seen price already bounce off the top...
After re-analyzing this pair with more focus (admittedly, I was all over the place yesterday as almost EVERY pair I follow is setting up for some kind of major move), I have revised my wave count. Taking a closer look at the wave (iv) to see where are the high probability turning points, I've also located some patterns as well. There is a possible Wolfe Wave...
This is a follow up of the last elliott wave analysis published 8 months ago www.tradingview.com The basic change is in the extended 5th. The diagonal as we expected did not work due keep the original wave count as originally stated is impossible due now will see the 3rd wave as the shortest. This can't be even in diagonals. So the best way to update it is by...
Wave 1 (subdivided in 5 subwaves) has ended at 231. We will have a wave iii of 3 of C (C is a third wave) so we should have massive volume, price could go really low. Now we should get a small retracement before wave 3 begins.
If we take a look from 2006 the full view seems very probably we are in a expanded flat. Actually the decline from 4.6480 seems to be the 1)) wave o a C] wave The decline have several hints to confirm this view: Wave 4th has a near to 50% retracement and is in a contractile triangle shape Wave 5th is the extended one and are near to its 61.8% portion of...