Short opportunities are being created on Snap Chat SNAP stock.
New weekly supply is being created on Snap Chat on the weekly timeframe around $16 per share. The stock has been doing nothing for a few weeks and it's now dropping strongly creating new weekly supply imbalance and lower timeframe imbalances. No longs are allowed. Price action and supply and demand
Weekly price action analysis is telling us than bearish impulses are stronger than bullish impulse so it would be suicidal to open short positions on Snap Chat stop. As per the supply and demand analysis, only shorts are possible, that is, selling the stock or use stock options to trade all the way down as there is a lot of room for price to drop with no important obstacles.
New weekly supply is being created on Snap Chat on the weekly timeframe around $16 per share. The stock has been doing nothing for a few weeks and it's now dropping strongly creating new weekly supply imbalance and lower timeframe imbalances. No longs are allowed. Price action and supply and demand
Weekly price action analysis is telling us than bearish impulses are stronger than bullish impulse so it would be suicidal to open short positions on Snap Chat stop. As per the supply and demand analysis, only shorts are possible, that is, selling the stock or use stock options to trade all the way down as there is a lot of room for price to drop with no important obstacles.
Note
Mistype, I meant longs are suicidal
Alfonso Moreno
Set and Forget Trading Community
Set and Forget Trading Community
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Alfonso Moreno
Set and Forget Trading Community
Set and Forget Trading Community
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