I've been watching Ford since July of 21 where I made the call that it would climb to $20 by January of '22. Looking at this chart again, and just being bullish on Ford anyway, it's set to run back up to $14.50 by the beginning of May, and may even try to spike higher. With their advancements in EV and continually staying on top of the market, I believe that...
Looking at the rising tops & bottoms, and also seeing the news of Amazon considering buying AMC (again) as well as the most recent $3MM buy, somebody knows something and is willing to put some money on it. I'll help sell them their calls as high up as they're willing to go. MacD is overextended, and the end of the week is quickly approaching. There's also a...
Downtrends in the market, a continuing slew of issues stemming from Musk and general craftsmanship at Tesla will bring this stock down below it's 160 floor over the next few months. Happy to revisit this one if i'm wrong.
Regardless of what /r/Superstonk says, GME is headed for a Technical Double Bottom, which will lead to a "go-up". There's a bunch of other factors (go read what Superstonk has to say) that are probably going to make this stock rocket, but technically it should go up at this point. We may see it play up to nearly 30$ by the end of May. At this price point of about...
Okay, so I was given some information from a mysterious source that $HELE should be shorted because they’ll go bankrupt. While I don’t believe they’ll truly go bankrupt, we may see a large breakdown as they break past some major trendlines. Being a part of the S&P 400 makes this stock a bit more resilient to change, however with the direction that the S&P 500 is...
We broke down out of multiple channels. The macro says we're not able to have enough momentum to go up above and set new records. There's too many negatives in the market right now to ensure that we're able to keep going up. Market is going to go down over the next couple of months. Sorry :(
Usually, a rising wedge pattern is bearish, indicating that a stock that has been on the rise is on the verge of having a breakout reversal, and therefore likely to slide. A triple bottom pattern is a bullish chart reversal pattern that suggests a breakout to the upside. This chart sees both, where a triple bottom was performed by the market, which gave way to a...
Market can't decide if it wants to go up or down. Market wants to go up, but can't get over the psychological barrier of 4k.
Looking at the new trends and historical trends, it seems that the S&P wants to rocket north. I don't trust it because it still seems like a trap. I'll need to look up some other analysis techniques to see what might be happening with this market right now.
The Golden Cross is here, which may lead to some of the positivity that we're seeing, however the 4100 level ceiling is providing quite a bit of resistance. A Triple Touch against that ceiling, and a low-energy breakout above the trend line are leading to a stagnant market over the next couple of weeks. More sliding to the right for the next couple of weeks, if...
With an impending Golden Cross, technical indicators pointing to a breakout, I believe that ADA could find some strength if it was to break it's trending ceiling.
Looking at the Macro, we're able to follow a trend line of the peaks, stemming from the early high set in January 2022, followed by another high in March of 2022. We've been in a down market, but that's expected following economic and worldly turmoil. Now's the time where we ride and grind against the trend. These next few weeks will be telling on whether or not...
With the MA performing a Golden Cross on Jan 6th, this lead to a bull run for the S&P 500 for the week of January 20th. I don't expect it to last too long, and it seems to be contending against market pressures to head south as we weather this bear market. Watch for a breakdown back below 4000, or a test against 4070->4065 this week, and a fall next week below 4000.
One thing I like to look at when I'm running T/A is how are the conglomerate stocks doing? S&P; 500 is a good indicator of how the market is doing, due to the nature of the amount of companies. It's currently in a downtrend since the beginning of 2022, which is natural after hitting such a high. What goes up must come down. You can't make money without spending...
Look man, I know Ford is a blue chip stock and it's going slowly nowhere, but I believe with this next earnings and the most recent movement into the EV industry, Ford is going to be one of the top players very quickly.