Hi guys! So always looking for opportunities in repeating patterns/ macro developments.
SNowflake (SNOW) particularly stuck out.
This analysis is conducted in the 1 day timeframe.
Since June 2022, SNOW has been in a Ascending Channel with consistent Higher low prints.
This shows a reoccuring pattern of everytime we've made our way to the bottom of the channel to test Support, we've had bounces to the Upside.
We've had roughly 4 major moves highlighted with returns ranging from 40% to 80%.
We have in April made our way back to test Suppport on this channel.
Currently up roughly 10%.
We are also Above the 21 EMA, maintaining Support.
This is also a reoccuring sign of a rally to the upside.
Currently our 21 EMA is curving to the upside. The rallies that have occured in the past from touching the support line of channel have shown this sign as well.
FOllowed by a Golden cross, where 21 EMA maintains its position above 50 SMA.
Look for this signal to appear.
There is also potential for another test of Support on the lower border of channel. Keep this in mind as it is seen when you look at the previous data.
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