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Delta Airline - Technical Analysis - DALTechnical Analysis: Based on technical analysis, the idea is to hold. Prices are moving in a sideway trend and there are not a lot of signal for a short or long term investment. Fundamental Analysis United, American, Delta, Southwest — Airline stocks rallied on Wednesday as positive vaccine news gave investors confidence about a return in air travel demand. American Airlines jumped 7.7% and United Airlines rose more than 6%. Southwest and Delta gained 5% and 4%, respectively. Alaska Air Group gained 5.2%.
NYSE:DAL
by Mauriello
1
✌ Told You To Short The Break. (DAL)💰 LET'S GET INTO SOME DELTA AIRLINES ANALYSIS!💰 1️⃣ First off SMASH that LIKE BUTTON & Give us a FOLLOW for DAILY ANALYSIS! ❤❤❤ (Overall Market Sentiment) 🐻 Bearish - 12 Hour Chart - Red Engulfing Candle - 3/3 EMA DOTS Red Told you specifically to watch that uptrend support, if broke to go short. Now we approach stage 2 of support, the horizontal level. Break below that we can sit on position for further selloff confirmation. DAL almost down 8% in last market session. 3day is also shifting with a red doji. Best of luck to you and all of your trades this week! 🤜 Drop your charts and comments down below, share with us what you think is going on in the markets! ❤❤❤ Thanks for checking out our analysis! ✌😁✌ 🥇MLT | MAJOR LEAGUE TRADER
NYSE:DAL
by UnknownUnicorn2319099
Trader's Guide to Options Part 2The information in this guide is intended to get you started with your understanding of options, the terminology, and their basic characteristics. In addition to this guide, it is recommended that you study all information available under the education section of your broker’s website. Most brokers who cater to options traders provide good information that will help you learn. Types of Options: Call Options: Call options increase in value when the underlying stock rises. Buyers of calls have the right, without any obligation, to buy the underlying stock at the strike of the options contract. They retain their right until the option no longer exists, defined by the expiration date. Call buyers anticipate the value of the underlying stock will rise. When it does, the value of the option will also increase at approximately the rate of the Delta. Buyers pay for the right to buy the stock in the future, sometime before expiration of the option. When buying the option, they pay the ask price. The premium they pay is less than buying the stock, yet they will still benefit from any appreciation in the value of the stock. Say you wanted to buy XYZ stock because you think it is going to move up from its current price of $84. Instead of buying the stock a trader could buy a call option for a fraction of the price of the stock. Remember, all the trader is doing is buying the right to buy the stock without any obligation to actually buy it. The option only costs $4.00 for the right to buy the stock at some future date. Buying 1,000 shares of the stock would require $84,000 but buying 10 options contracts would only cost $4,000. Call Options – The Sellers… Sellers of call options are selling to someone else the right to buy the underlying stock from them. When/if the buyer chooses to buy the stock from the seller, (remember, the buyer has no obligation to do so) it is referred to as an exercise…the buyer is exercising the right to buy the stock. The seller is obligated to deliver the stock to the buyer. A seller’s obligation ends when the stock is exercised, the option expires, or the option is bought to close (BTC). Call sellers receive a premium from the buyer. The buyer is paying the seller for the right to buy the stock in the future. Sellers want the price of the stock to go down. Why? If the price goes down, the buyer will have no reason to exercise since they could buy the stock for less at the current market price. In this case, the seller gets to keep the premium paid by the buyer. So, what does this mean in plain English? The concept of a call option is present in many situations. For example, you discover a painting that you would love to purchase. Unfortunately, you will not have the cash to buy it for another two months. You talk to the owner and negotiate a deal that gives you an option to buy the painting in two months for a price of $1,000. The owner agrees, and you pay the owner a premium of $50 for the right to buy the painting. Consider two possible scenarios that can impact the value of this “option”: Scenario 1: It is discovered that the back of the painting has a signature of a famous artist, which drives the value of the painting up to $10,000. Because the owner sold you an option which gives you the right but no obligation to purchase the painting at the previously agreed price, he is obligated to sell the painting to you, the buyer, for $1,000. The buyer would make a profit of $8,950 ($10,000 value – $1,000 purchase price – $50 for the cost of the option). Scenario 2: After closer review of the painting, it is discovered that the signature on the back is not of a famous artist, but is the brother of a famous artist. This actually drives the value of the painting down to $500. If the buyer exercised their option to purchase the painting it would cost $1,000. This would not make sense because the buyer could instead just buy it at “market price” for just $500. Since the buyer had no obligation to purchase based on the option contract, the agreement, or contract, would just expire and the buyer would lose the $50 premium paid. The example demonstrates two important points. When you buy an option, you have a right, but not an obligation, to do something. You can always let the expiration date pass, at which point the option becomes worthless. If this happens, you lose 100% of your investment, which is the money you paid for the option. Put Options Put options increase in value when the underlying stock decreases in value. Buyers of puts have the right, without any obligation, to “put” the underlying stock to someone else at the strike price of the options contract. They retain their right until they sell to close (STC) the option or it no longer exists, defined by the expiration date. Put buyers anticipate the value of the underlying stock will go down. When it does, the value of the option will increase at approximately the rate of the Delta. Buyers pay a premium for the right to be able to put (sell) the stock to someone else in the future, sometime before expiration of the option. When buying the option, they pay the ask price. Say you thought XYZ stock is going to move down from its current price of $84. Buying a put with a strike of $85 gives the buyer the right in the future to sell or put the stock to someone else at $85. So, if the stock declined to $75, the buyer of the option could buy the stock at $75 and immediately exercise their right to sell/put the stock at $85, making a $10 profit. Remember, all the trader is doing is buying the right but has no obligation. Put Options – The Sellers… Sellers of put options are selling to someone else the right to sell/put the underlying stock to them. When/if the buyer chooses to put their stock to the seller, this is referred to as being assigned……the buyer of the put option is assigning the stock to the seller. The seller is obligated to buy the stock based on the strike price of the contract. A seller’s obligation ends when the option expires or the option is bought to close (BTC). Put sellers receive a premium from the buyer. The buyer is paying the seller for the right to sell the stock to the seller in the future. Put sellers want the price of the stock to go up. Why? If the price goes up, the buyer will have no reason to assign the stock since they could sell the stock for more at the current market price. In this case, the seller gets to keep the premium paid by the buyer. Exercise and Assignment Most stocks and ETF’s are American style options. This means that if the buyer of an option chooses to exercise or assign their rights they may do so at any time prior to expiration. Indexes such at SPX , NDX and RUT are European style options. This means that any exercise or assignment may only occur at expiration. Who wins when the stock moves? 1. Buyers of Calls – win when the stock goes up 2. Sellers of Calls – win when the stock goes down 3. Buyers of Puts – win when the stock goes down 4. Sellers of Puts – win when the stock goes up Are you new to options trading? Stay tuned for Part 3 of Trader's Guide to Options which will include in-the-money, at-the-money, and out-of-the-money options as well as the reality of trading.
SP:SPXEducation
by NewCycleTrading
8
✈ Delta Air Lines Test Support. (DAL)💰 Man these airline stocks are in nice setups for some serious plays. Almost identical to Boeing as we are now sitting right above the long term support green line. If we break above the red line that we are currently under that would be a breakout attempt to go long. Break below green we look for a short. Line up the ema dots and the Crossover strategy candles for a breach and color confirmation. Use previous break level as stoploss. Best of luck, 🎲🎲 🥇MLT | MAJOR LEAGUE TRADER
NYSE:DAL
by UnknownUnicorn2319099
15
Delta Airlines Post COVID 19 thoughts June 2020If looked from the perspective of Fibonacci... chances are DAL prices during COVID 19 align with a 78% retrace line. Those also seem to match resistance around the initial trading values of this stock. There is a good chance that during June and follow on months, this price will continue to grow and test the $50 price. At least from my perspective. Whether if it only tests the $50 to later come back down or just go back to previous price ranges, there may be a profit benefit here. The next months behavior really depends on what is going to happen around the Pandemic itself and associated travel restrictions. As well as how humans may fear traveling in the short term. It seems that a buy at current price range may reward with short term growth. If it happens, it can potentially be protected with a sell limit in case prices fall again. Another strategy may be to buy and just sell with the price hits the $50 range. It'll all depend on each individual's preference: Do you want the shares for the long term (and take advantage of current bargain prices)?; Or do you want to profit with volatility?
NYSE:DAL
by Aizakku
5
DAL: Potential Short Term Bullish Reversal 1M, 1D (Jun. 01)X Force Global Analysis: In this analysis, we take a purely technical approach to Delta Airlines (DAL), exploring signs of the stock being oversold, as well as potentially bullish reversal signals demonstrated on the monthly and daily charts. Monthly Chart - On the monthly chart, we have counted clear Elliott Waves - Since 2015, Delta Airlines has been forming a bearish rising wedge pattern - Moreover, we could spot an extended bearish divergence, with prices forming higher highs, while the indicators formed lower highs - The Relative Strength Index (RSI) formed lower highs, as well as the Moving Averages in the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) - Within the bearish ascending wedge, we could count Elliott Triangle Waves (ABCDE), leading to a breakdown triggered by the Corona Virus (Covid-19) - Currently, technicals demonstrate that the stock is oversold, and under extended. - The RSI demonstrates that DAL is at oversold regions - The MACD shows historical bearish histograms - However, despite the huge bearish pressure, we can also see signs of a short term potential reversal through candlestick patterns - The current candle is forming a dragonfly doji candle, in which we see a long lower tail, and a small upper tail, with the candle close close to the open value - Combining this with Elliott Waves, it could be said that we are in a downtrend counting Elliott Impulse waves (12345) - This dragonfly doji candle could be the start of a short term trend reversal for wave 4 - While we have failed to break and close above the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement support, it's important to note that we have secured a historical support at $22.45 Daily Chart - When we zoom into the daily chart, we see clearer signs of a short term bullish reversal - We have been consolidating within a bullish descending wedge pattern after a severe drop - Prices have broken out of the falling wedge, as we are seeing a small pullback - We can also spot a clear bullish divergence, with lower lows on the price, and higher lows on the indicators - The RSI demonstrates great strength, trading at neutral levels - The MACD also shows that the trend is backed by momentum, as it creates a steady uptrend without any death crosses - We can spot a lot of gaps ranging from $20 up to $56 - Despite the high trading volume, the current range starting from the drop was extremely choppy What We Believe Combining the evidence suggested in the daily chart with the analysis of the monthly chart, a probable case would be a further rally up filling the upper gaps at $30 ranges, completing wave 4 on the monthly. From that point, we could see further correction, filling the gaps located below the current price, before we see a mid-term trend reversal leading to a bullish rally to fill the gaps above. While it's important to also take into consideration the fact that Delta Airline's fundamentals have also been heavily affected by Covid-19, technical demonstrate a high probability for a short term bullish trend reversal. Trade Safe.
NYSE:DALLong
by XForceGlobal
1
Nearing Speculative Buy PointAirlines have been dumbstruck by this health crisis and many have lost all the stock gains since the financial crisis. That being said... we are still going to use airplanes right? Maybe they'll need to update health and safety procedures and spend a little more money on cleaning the planes, but we don't really have another feasible option for long distance travel, SOO... Future Demand exists. The descending wedge pattern we've been in since mid-March may be a reversal pattern. I would not recommend entering a long trade until we get confirmation of a reversal on the shorter time frame and a daily break out of this wedge pattern.
NYSE:DALLong
by MonetaryRebel
DAL - The Airlines Are Not Looking to HotChecking Back in with Delta Airlines. Check out our previous analysis on these as you can see how we've been playing them and get an overall feel of the direction we're going. Our previous posts provide some detail towards our positions. Short and Sweet Fundamentals: 1. Delta just suspended flights to 10 major airports through at least September: Chicago Midway, Oakland International Airport, Hollywood Burbank, Long Beach, T. F. Green International Airport, Westchester County Airport, Stewart International, Akron-Canton, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport and Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport. 2. DAL is trying to cut losses anywhere possible as they're burning through $50-$60 million per day. 3. At current pace, they're scheduled to run out of the Stimulus $ by the end of June. Technical: 1. We have a bearish pennant. There was a clear break and a retest. 2. If you entered the short position on the break where we have the purple circle on the chart, we're looking to play this down to the following targets: Target 1: $17.09 Target 2: $12.67 Target 3: $6.41 I would keep a trailing 4-5% stop loss on this one as we feel price could get volatile. The trailing stop will keep you position going if DAL tanks. Not to leave the bulls hanging out to dry, they would like to see a Double Bottom at $19.00 area and a reversal (unlikely, but anything is possible when the FED is printing). As we've mentioned before, we're personally not long on airlines until we start seeing people fly again. Hit us with a like and a follow for more updates. Cheers! Disclaimer: I do not provide personal investment advice and I am not a qualified licensed investment advisor. I am an amateur investor. All information found here, including any ideas, opinions, views, predictions, forecasts, commentaries, suggestions, or stock picks, expressed or implied herein, are for informational, entertainment or educational purposes only and should not be construed as personal investment advice. While the information provided is believed to be accurate, it may include errors or inaccuracies. I will not and cannot be held liable for any actions you take as a result of anything you read here. Conduct your own due diligence, or consult a licensed financial advisor or broker before making any and all investment decisions. Any investments, trades, speculations, or decisions made on the basis of any information found on here, expressed or implied herein, are committed at your own risk, financial or otherwise.
NYSE:DALShort
by MannyLo
DOLLAR INDEX| FLAG, STRUCTURE AND LEVEL 100|FUNDAMENTALSDollar Index is trading inside a flag formation, while also being within a horizontal structure and a massive level 100. Level 100 is important, for the index was always pushed below it every time the index got above the level, for the last 5 years. Let's see, who is stronger, the fed, the virus or the debtors, who desperately need dollars. One who judges the dollar simply by looking at the fed's balance sheet is not getting the full picture. The key idea about the currencies is that the exchange rate represents relative value, not the absolute one. Dollar does not have to be good to get more expensive. It just has to be better than others, or, rather have more demand. My understanding is that the corona-shock is deflationary for it removed a massive part of dollar denominated demand from the worlds biggest market. Thus limiting the supply of dollars for the outsiders. So other countries can't earn dollars while having to pay back dollar denominated debts. Just look at the commodity prices outside of precious metals.Plus, the big companies are repatriating cash to patch the holes in their balance sheets. Remember Delta's recent 11% bond offering? That is a short to mid term outlook though. The fed and the government are trying to fix the imbalance of supply and demand and one can imagine they might as well overdo themselves. Please, tell me what is your opinion on the issue! Also, If you like my work, then like and subscribe. You really help me doing so!! I wish you all luck in your trading!
TVC:DXY
by ProSignalsFx
1
Do Planes Fly? (DAL)Symbol: DAL Sector: Airlines Delta airlines is currently testing rock bottom. Horizontal support at low of 21.26 needs to hold or we could see sell off. Adding to this position at current price I like. We are closing with lower highs down over 190% We have so far attacked support area 4 times almost directly and held. What we would like to see next is price to hold support and start to curve into the gray triangle as our pennant compresses. Then look for breakout above the black dashed line. First target 24% Second target 56% Third target full recovery 190% Great opportunity, this is the patterns we want to focus on. It is ideal to wait for the Crossover and than the breakout for a strong confirmation. Limit at 21.26 see if we can get filled and set a tight stoploss and play that level closely in case of break down. I will stay updated on Delta Air Lines on this post below.
NYSE:DAL
by UnknownUnicorn2319099
11