To me, Sia still seems way undervalued & ignored based on its potential - and it looks like it's forming a large Cup & Handle. Target is on the chart.
And just for future reference I put some extra speculative targets, not based on anything except some trendlines I found and the fibonacci levels. Not recommending trades based off of those - but if it does shoot up those might be points to watch for if you're thinking of taking profit on the way up.
My only real trade recommendation for this is to BUY & HOLD :)
Normally I'd say wait for a breakout, but I think in the long term this is a no-brainer. Even if it doesn't complete the Cup & Handle or follow this chart in any way, I think a year or 2 down the line you'll regret not buying a bit of this while it's still cheap.
And just for future reference I put some extra speculative targets, not based on anything except some trendlines I found and the fibonacci levels. Not recommending trades based off of those - but if it does shoot up those might be points to watch for if you're thinking of taking profit on the way up.
My only real trade recommendation for this is to BUY & HOLD :)
Normally I'd say wait for a breakout, but I think in the long term this is a no-brainer. Even if it doesn't complete the Cup & Handle or follow this chart in any way, I think a year or 2 down the line you'll regret not buying a bit of this while it's still cheap.
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Looks like its on it's way...Note
I don't know why I didn't notice that the lines got all out of whack in the screenshot above this one lol. Don't know why that happenedRelated publications
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