CVS trade ideas
$CVS Fundamentally and Technically ReadyCVS is not just a pharmacy anymore, it is a healthcare brand
Minute clinics with healthcare providers, pharmacies, but most importantly, one of the top insurers in the country.
This means from top to bottom, CVS will handle your outpatient visit, insurance claim, and dispense your medication. One stop shop. Their future is bright
Technicals:
Huge inverse head and shoulders developing over the last weeks on the daily.
The hourly has hidden bullish divergences and now looks to be bottoming on the final arm of the pattern.
Slower mover typically so this is a buy and hold with the first target of 74.
"CVS: trying to start a bull move" by ThinkingAntsOkWeekly Chart Explanation:
- Price is on an important Support Zone, close to the Macro Ascending Trendline.
- From here it has potential to move up towards the Top of the Descending Channel.
- We are looking for buy setups on lower timeframes.
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CVS to Long, from 53 to 58Existing Condition:
1. 05/17/2019 Weekly demand zone confirmed
2. in 15 min, down trendline break by breakaway Gap (G1)
3. Re-test the Gap, Gap filled.
Entry below 53.2
Stop: 51.8
Target1: 58; Risk:reward=1:3
Target2: 61; Risk:reward=1:5
If G2 (breakwayGap up) breaks the 2nd down trend line. That is a confirmation of trend reversal.
That is another entry point.
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In my real trade, I use options. I bought Jun 57.5 Call, limit 3.5 (it is 3.2 now).
If stop: lose about 1.00.
Sum of my ideas: 3 active
4 winner, 1 loser, 8 cancelled, 0 pending for condition, 4 analysis only.
$CVS can fall in the next daysContextual immersion trading strategy idea.
CVS Health Corporation has a strong downside trend.
Despite the spread of COVID-19 and the potential to demands rising, the company has some problems with revenue and costs.
This and other conditions can cause a fall in the share price in the next days.
So I opened a short position from $52,31;
stop-loss — $54,73.
Information about take-profits will be later.
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CVS LongCVS is finding support on the 200 monthly ma and some trend lines. It can be looked at that they been making a large bull flag since 2015. Overall fundamentals look good with consistent profit and steady growth. They have a nice dividend of 3.8% currently and have consistently raised their dividend in the past. They showed relative strength in the market today being up 10% while weak sectors sold off.