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Bullish Alt wave structure target 643/665 in QQQ based on VXNThe chart posted below is my Alt bullish wave structure we can count it two ways first it was a simple zig zag down from 639 to 580 a 9.3 % decline and an ABC flat also 9.3 % decline I will look for a 14.3 % rally off the low of 580 zone It should take about 15 TD to form the Blowoff top based on Put /call models and NASI forming support in the minus -500 zone over the last 5 years . and the HIGH QQQ VIX VXN . I have moved back again into a position long calls mid year 2027 Only as we are at downtrend lines in qqqe qqqj and rsp as of this post I alos have major support in IGV now
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by wavetimer
Invesco QQQ Trust Series | Chart & Forecast SummaryKey Indicators On Trade Set Up In General 1. Push Set Up 2. Range Set up 3. Break & Retest Set Up Notes On Session # Invesco QQQ Trust Series - Triple Formation Uptrend | Confirmation Bias Entry - Support=0 | Wedge Structure & Double Bottom Infliction - 12345 |Subdivision Wave | Flage Structure - Entry Bias Hypothesis | Flag Structure | Long Support Confirmation Active Sessions On Relevant Range & Elemented Probabilities; London(Upwards) - NYC(Downwards) Conclusion | Trade Plan Execution & Risk Management On Demand; Overall Consensus | Buy
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by UnknownUnicorn87383881
Past Month: Foodtech Winners (STKH) and Losers (BYND)Foodtech is a dynamic investment space that has seen its fair share of ups and downs in recent years. Whereas the sector was red-hot in 2021, valuations came crashing back to earth over the course of 2022. As the dust settles, the field remains a promising area of investment of institutional and retail actors alike. Two primary areas of innovation in the field are plant-based and cultured meat/cellular agriculture, both of which are different approaches to alternative proteins. With a growing global population and an increased emphasis on sustainable resource and land use, both areas can expect booming demand over coming years and decades. I've been watching and investing in a number of foodtech companies in recent years and wanted to do a monthly recap regarding the performance of some of my portfolio companies. Using QQQ (NASDAQ) as a baseline, the market is up roughly 2.5% whereas the KROP ag/foodTech ETF is 6% in the red, signaling a bearish outlook for foodtech as a whole. This is matched by per-company performance; in terms of cultured meat players, Cult Food Science (CSE: CULT) is down -5.6%, whereas, London's Agronomics (ANIC.L) broke green at 2.12% and therefore closely mirrors the performance of NASDAQ, our baseline measure. For plant based companies, the outlook is grim. Two of the darlings of the 2021 foodtech bubble, Beyond Meat (BYND) and Oatley (OTLY), are down by the double digits, i.e. -24.5% and -11.3%, respectively. At this point I've sold most of my plant based shares, and made some nice plays on the way down. These two stocks are a cautionary tale of how consumer hype and sky-high valuations can come crashing back down to earth. The real outlier here is Steakholder Foods (NASDAQ: STKH), an Israel-based cultured meat disruptor that has posted nearly 17% gains in share price over the course of the past 30 days. They've had a raft of positive news flow that has propelled these gains, including: -A high profile visit by Israeli PM and government officials where the company was able to exhibit its fast-growing tech portfolio to VIP public sector actors. -Significant forward progress on its 3D bio-printing platform for the creation of structured (cultured) fish, in collaboration with Umami Meats. Previously, Steakholder Foods and Umami Meats announced a strategic collaboration agreement for the development of cultivated aquaculture products, which already seems to be bearing fruit. -Restructuring of internal departments for increased efficiency and a focus on accelerated commercialization. Given this impressive run down of catalysts it comes as no surprise that STKH has outpaced its peers in the foodtech space. Its an ever-changing industry, so stay tuned for more updates as to the winners of losers in the future of food!
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by dave_kellr85