Triple top at 152 rejected by a hefty red bar this week. If the bar's low is convincingly broken as price breaks out of the wedge, (quite a bit) lower prices likely.
Assuming existing ownership of IBM stock. Using fibs, potential sell limit orders can be placed. The low sell limit has more odds. The highest sell limit could happen (you never know). The higher you go, the more chance you're taking it will reach that price at some point. Question is, how badly do you want to sell?
IBM has been forming ascending wedge pattern. We expect the price to brake down.
The short position can be taken once the price breaks down of the rising wedge patter. Estimated target is 134.17 but we should wait for the break down to measure the exact target and setting stop loss.
Another way to trade this pattern is to wait for a breakdown and enter short once...
On the hourly the price which is still recording positive price action following the long term uptrend, popped out a bearish alert with EMAs testing each other.
On Watch for a possible deeper pullback
Rising Wedges are Bearish but are not valid until the bottom line is clearly broken.
A level of support will usually catch price if it/when breaks down. This wedge is accompanied by several indecisive candles at resistance.
Both lines slope up and narrow at the apex.
Sometimes price will break up from a Rising Wedge, but eventually price will break the bottom...
International Business Machines (IBM) testing long-term channel resistance, able to absorb monthly buying pressures.
From here, (IBM) can fall lower to channel support, eliciting losses of 5-10% over the following 1-2 months.
A settlement below this channel support would lead to significant losses through 2024.
Inversely, a weekly settlement above channel...
Sell $150 call Buy $160 Call
Pro: Strong Line of resistance at $150, S&P trading high
Cons: Upwards Trend line since May, should reach at $150, suspect trend line will disappear once hits resistance.
Note: Stop loss at $155
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📈 Rising Wedge 📈
📈 What is a Rising Wedge? The Rising Wedge is a bearish chart pattern characterized by two converging trendlines, with the lower trendline sloping upward more than the upper trendline. It typically signals a potential bearish reversal, with the price likely to break downward after the wedge pattern.
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New bearish alert for NYSE:IBM on the hourly chart.
Our EMAs are having a test right now.
Price action will record a new low below $142.20 together with a bearish crossover.
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The PEAD projected a bullish outlook for NYSE:IBM after a positive under reaction following its earnings release placing the stock in drift A with an expected accuracy of 66.67%.
If you haven`t sold IBM here:
Then analyzing the options chain of IBM International Business Machines Corporation prior to the earnings report this week,
I would consider purchasing the 135usd strike price Puts with
an expiration date of 10/20/2023,
for a premium of approximately $4.90.
If these options prove to be profitable prior to the earnings release, I...
IBM is still processing wave b in red – the second step of a three part downwards movement, which should soon lead to the low of wave B in turquoise. As soon as wave B in turquoise is complete, the share should turn upwards to climb above the resistance at $139.47. There, IBM should conclude wave 2 in green before a significant downwards movement should take hold....
I inadvertently stumbled upon the chart of IBM last night and I was intrigued with the pattern that has developed over the past thirty plus years since 1999 (the dot.com crisis).
Economists and market analysts have been talking about the US economy undergoing a recession of late because of the interest rate hike and the sticky inflation, with the US stock...
This pattern is called bearish as it looks like a crooked W and the 1st leg is down.
The 4th leg is an up leg and terminates near the .786.
It is only bearish if you get stuck at the top of that 4th leg since this pattern reverses there.
There is money to be made or a long if you catch a bearish harmonic pattern close to the bottom of the 3rd leg. Valley 2 is...
