I was hoping to get a dip down to $13.50 level but it broke the downtrend line and RSI curling after FOMC . Took a starter. Will add over 9EMA break
COUR is currently in the expansion phase (contraction, expansion, trend phase) and is on -2 SD extremes. TP: 20.96 SL: 16.50
Coursera (NYSE: NYSE:COUR ) has found itself at a crossroads in the ever-evolving landscape of the education technology industry. A significant market decline ensued after Goldman Sachs analyst Eric Sheridan downgraded the company, expressing concerns about the potential impact of generative AI technologies on the education sector. This downgrade, coupled with...
Fundamentals Coursera Inc (COUR, Financial), a leading player in the education industry, has seen a significant surge in its stock price over the past three months. With a current market cap of $2.8 billion and a stock price of $18.35, the company's stock price has seen a gain of 11.47% over the past three months as of November 7, 2023. However, over the past...
Price Momentum COUR is trading near the top of its 52-week range and above its 200-day simple moving average. Price change The price of COUR shares has increased $0.74 since the market last closed. This is a 4.30% rise. Opened at $17.47. The stock opened $0.27 higher than its previous close. Investors have been pushing the share price higher, and the stock still...
I took a decent profit form this trade Now, this bearish divergence is signaling that it may need more time to form a new base to continue its uptrend I will be watching this one as is still outperforming.
Fundamentals I do not wish to dwell on fundamentals too much; I am more impressed by price performance and I am always guided by the price as I consider the collective wisdom of the market the best indicator However, the growth of the company has still been strong, with sales consistently rising by 20% and above Mainly though, Coursera has future -...
Personally I see A lot more upside from this stock, although there has been significant insider selling. The current valuation has stayed within the range of 17.75-18.75 during the recent bearish month of September. As we see a slight recovery in the markets today on friday sept 29 23 there is signs of volume entering and green within the equity market. This...
Keep an eye on this one as it's showing a lot of Relative Strength and Accumulation. It recently broke into its stage 2 up trend and it's resisting the general market moves and showing signs of institutional demand. Given the current market conditions, this may continue to range between 17.5 to 18.5. We might see a flush of late buyers and might see a dip to...
Coursera develops online education and learning platform designed to offer online courses, certifications and degrees. It stands as 2nd in the IBD Industry Group Rank with a 93 relative strength rating, this means leadership. Is also good to see that the ratio against NASDAQ:EDUT ; the industry bechmark, already broke out to new highs. If it can breakout above...
Enter: 12.72 Take Profit: 13.76 (8.18%) Stop Loss: 12.09
Coursera, an online educational platform, was already down even on relatively good earnings Now, on bad earnings, it can go down really low Industry peers are not feeling good, TWOU just did almost 50% down I'd expect much more downside here
Bottomed, accumulated, made higher lows With strong previous earnings we can expect pre-earnings rally Next earnings -Nov,2 Next resistance - 39, 43
I have some leaps here but the accumulation just went down. I might get out for some loss here on Monday.
new ipo, looks pretty. higher than 43 will be a great long
Last time I saw this type of accumulation was on TWLO and SNAP. This might do some crazy gains in the future. Getting some Leaps from my LT a/c on Monday. I was learning python to automate my strategy and I was using this product. Surprisingly, it was trading in NY Stock Exchange (NYSE). Something to watch for value investing <--- that's the thought I got. So,...
Earning should help to pump this little bit... trend still down but it should change sooner or later