BABA FINALLY presents a good long entry
Hi everyone, here is my chart analysis of the weekly chart of BABA. I've been patiently waiting for months and it's finally come down to a good price level for going long.
I prefer using a tighter stop here (stop loss just above $200) with our profit exit in the lower green box around 270. That means we would risk about $20 per share to make roughly $40 per share, meaning our risk to reward ratio is roughly 1 to 2.
If we want a wider stop loss (something like at $185), we can then target the final zone near $300. That would be a risk of $40 down and a profit exit of roughly $80 up, which is a similar risk to reward ratio.
I've taken a break from posting on trading view, but have still been blogging 1-2 times per week on my blog. You can find all of my past trades since I started, and my analysis and thoughts on my active trades. I've been very profitable (risk-adjusted returns) for the 4 years that I've traded. Blog url: bigfryfinancialmarkets.com
If you have any questions or want a chart reviewed, please ask in the comments below!
Thanks, and I hope you enjoyed my analysis.
-Nathan
I prefer using a tighter stop here (stop loss just above $200) with our profit exit in the lower green box around 270. That means we would risk about $20 per share to make roughly $40 per share, meaning our risk to reward ratio is roughly 1 to 2.
If we want a wider stop loss (something like at $185), we can then target the final zone near $300. That would be a risk of $40 down and a profit exit of roughly $80 up, which is a similar risk to reward ratio.
I've taken a break from posting on trading view, but have still been blogging 1-2 times per week on my blog. You can find all of my past trades since I started, and my analysis and thoughts on my active trades. I've been very profitable (risk-adjusted returns) for the 4 years that I've traded. Blog url: bigfryfinancialmarkets.com
If you have any questions or want a chart reviewed, please ask in the comments below!
Thanks, and I hope you enjoyed my analysis.
-Nathan
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