PLTR: Watch out for these turning points! (D&W charts)
PLTR broke through the resistance at $38 that we warned about in our last study, triggering another bullish continuation pattern. It has also broken through an important resistance on the weekly chart, which further reinforces the bullish bias.
Now we have to update the main turning points to keep an eye on over the next few days. The link to our previous study is below this post, as usual.
Daily Chart (Left):
Higher Highs and Higher Lows: The price structure on the daily chart shows a consistent pattern of higher highs and higher lows, suggesting strong bullish momentum. This pattern indicates that buyers are stepping in at higher levels after each retracement, maintaining the trend.
Support Levels: Immediate support is found around $38.30, which aligns with a previous minor resistance zone that was broken and turned into support. Below that, $36.05 remains a significant support level, as it is near tthe 21-day EMA, making this a double support area. PLTR needs to lose this key point in order to reverse the mid-term trend and trigger a sharper correction in the weekly chart. PLTR would need to lose the double support level seen on the daily chart is order to trigger a pullback.
Gap at $31.04 (D) + 21-Week EMA: These two key points would act as targetts if a sharper correction materializes. The gap at $31.04 seen on the daily chart could work as a magnet, attracting the price to lower levels, while the 21-week EMA is another reliable support level on the weekly chart.
Weekly Chart (Right):
Ascending Channel: PLTR has been trading within an ascending channel since mid-2023, respecting both the upper and lower trendlines. The price broke the upper boundary of this channel, indicating a potential acceleration of the bullish momentum towards its next target.
All-Time High Target: The all-time high for PLTR is around $45.00, and it is its next resistance level, meaning, it is our next target.
Conclusion:
PLTR’s bullish momentum is well-supported on both the daily and weekly charts. The price is maintaining a solid structure of higher highs and lows, with $36.05 acting as the nearest support and $41.00 as the immediate resistance. If the price manages to break through $41.00 convincingly, the all-time high at $45.00 could be tested. A sustained breakout above the ascending channel on the weekly chart would further confirm the continuation of the uptrend. Traders might consider waiting for a confirmed breakout above $41.00 or watching for a potential pullback to $36.05 as a safer entry point.
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Remember, real trading is reactive, not predictive, so let's stay focused on the key points described above and only trade when there is confirmation.
“To anticipate the market is to gamble. To be patient and react only when the market gives the signal is to speculate.” — Jesse Lauriston Livermore
All the best,
Nathan.
Now we have to update the main turning points to keep an eye on over the next few days. The link to our previous study is below this post, as usual.
Daily Chart (Left):
Higher Highs and Higher Lows: The price structure on the daily chart shows a consistent pattern of higher highs and higher lows, suggesting strong bullish momentum. This pattern indicates that buyers are stepping in at higher levels after each retracement, maintaining the trend.
Support Levels: Immediate support is found around $38.30, which aligns with a previous minor resistance zone that was broken and turned into support. Below that, $36.05 remains a significant support level, as it is near tthe 21-day EMA, making this a double support area. PLTR needs to lose this key point in order to reverse the mid-term trend and trigger a sharper correction in the weekly chart. PLTR would need to lose the double support level seen on the daily chart is order to trigger a pullback.
Gap at $31.04 (D) + 21-Week EMA: These two key points would act as targetts if a sharper correction materializes. The gap at $31.04 seen on the daily chart could work as a magnet, attracting the price to lower levels, while the 21-week EMA is another reliable support level on the weekly chart.
Weekly Chart (Right):
Ascending Channel: PLTR has been trading within an ascending channel since mid-2023, respecting both the upper and lower trendlines. The price broke the upper boundary of this channel, indicating a potential acceleration of the bullish momentum towards its next target.
All-Time High Target: The all-time high for PLTR is around $45.00, and it is its next resistance level, meaning, it is our next target.
Conclusion:
PLTR’s bullish momentum is well-supported on both the daily and weekly charts. The price is maintaining a solid structure of higher highs and lows, with $36.05 acting as the nearest support and $41.00 as the immediate resistance. If the price manages to break through $41.00 convincingly, the all-time high at $45.00 could be tested. A sustained breakout above the ascending channel on the weekly chart would further confirm the continuation of the uptrend. Traders might consider waiting for a confirmed breakout above $41.00 or watching for a potential pullback to $36.05 as a safer entry point.
For more detailed technical analyses and insights like this, be sure to follow my account. Your support helps me continue providing valuable content to help you make informed trading decisions.
Remember, real trading is reactive, not predictive, so let's stay focused on the key points described above and only trade when there is confirmation.
“To anticipate the market is to gamble. To be patient and react only when the market gives the signal is to speculate.” — Jesse Lauriston Livermore
All the best,
Nathan.
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