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🔮DIA- didn't make it last round, will it fly now?I thought I'd just re-post this as a reminder, because everything from the last months publication is still valid. BINANCE:DIAUSDT didn't make it last time. The price left the formation in a sideways movement, which at this point has turned into 2months+ of consolidation on key level/200EMA. It is safe to assume that another breakout attempt will come soon. And if it won't- well, then DIA will be of the biggest disappointments this season 🤣🤣 But it's ok, it's part of the game we're playing. Previous post: -------------------------- About DIA: DIA (Decentralised Information Asset) is an open-source oracle platform that enables market actors to source, supply and share trustable data. DIA aims to be an ecosystem for open financial data in a financial smart contract ecosystem, to bring together data analysts, data providers and data users. In general, DIA provides a reliable and verifiable bridge between off-chain data from various sources and on-chain smart contracts that can be used to build a variety of financial DApps. DIA is the governance token of the platform. It is currently based on ERC-20 Ethereum protocol. The project was founded in 2018, while the token supply was made available to the public during the bonding curve sale from Aug. 3 through Aug. 17, 2020, where 10.2 million tokens were sold. Source: coinmarketcap
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by V0VOLAN
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*hypothetical* correction vs black swan eventWith a run-of-the-mill correction, I believe the indices will check back to their 200-day moving averages, which for the QQQ, SPY, and DIA are 351.81 (-11.34%), 424.98 (-9.01%), and 344.41 (-5.27%) respectively. So based on the technicals, the QQQ is the most overstretched, followed by the SPY and then the DIA. The QQQ is susceptible to higher interest rates making certain investors less attracted to the very risky assets. The TVC:US10 has been rising. Dow Avg Div Yield: 2.23% SPX Avg Div Yield: 2.00%. As the 10-yr rises and surpasses 2%, the QQQ will see the worst of it, the SPY the second-worst, and the DIA the least bad. In the case of a black swan event, god forbid China invades Taiwan, we could see something like this if they checked back to their 200-week moving averages. QQQ to 239.11 (-39.02%) SPY to 327.96 (-30.16%) DIA to 280.97 (-22.71%) In this instance it would be the same, the most richly-valued tech stocks would feel the brunt of it, the general market (represented by the S&P will take a heavy hit), and the top 30 blue-chip stocks (as decided by Dow Jones) will see something only slightly worse than a 15% correction. *PURELY HYPOTHETICAL* Full disclosure, I opened up small positions in SQQQ, SPXS, and SDOW.
AMEX:DIA
by EBITDAtiger
🔮 DIA- attempting breakout soon? heavy resistanceIf you've seen my other recent posts you should probably know this setup by heart by now, as this scenario (symmetrical triangle breakout) is visible on many charts right now. The price is attempting a breakout right now, but is being suppressed by the key level (1.84), dynamic resistance (upper trendline) and 200EMA. Once it manages to break it, we can expect it to move to the next area of resistance 2.20-2.50 (highlighted red) Entry: average buy in the green zone (current price down to the dynamic support trendline) -- or buy at 200EMA breakout -- or buy later on a local pullback Long-term targets: TP1: 2.23 TP2: 2.54 TP3: 2.75 TP4: 3.48 TP5: 4.24 TP6: 5.15(~180%) TP7: OPEN++ -------------------------- About DIA: DIA (Decentralised Information Asset) is an open-source oracle platform that enables market actors to source, supply and share trustable data. DIA aims to be an ecosystem for open financial data in a financial smart contract ecosystem, to bring together data analysts, data providers and data users. In general, DIA provides a reliable and verifiable bridge between off-chain data from various sources and on-chain smart contracts that can be used to build a variety of financial DApps. DIA is the governance token of the platform. It is currently based on ERC-20 Ethereum protocol. The project was founded in 2018, while the token supply was made available to the public during the bonding curve sale from Aug. 3 through Aug. 17, 2020, where 10.2 million tokens were sold. Source: coimarketcap
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by V0VOLAN
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DIA (dow jones etf) - Support, Resistance, Trend - October 2021Dow Jones Index ETF has been in a daily downtrend since September 2021. DIA price is currently above trendline resistance. -Bullish scenario: price breaks and holds above $350 to $354. -Bearish scenario: price falls below $344 to $338. Resistance(s): $350, $352, $354, $355, $357, $359. Support(s): $346, $344, $339, $335, $333, $331. Q3 2021 earnings season is starting, and will likely be the catalyst for price volatility this month.
AMEX:DIA
by NoFomoCharts
DIA (Dow Jones Index ETF) - Support, Resistance, Trend -09/05/21DIA (Dow Jones Index ETF) has been uptrending in 2021, on daily and weekly charts. However, price is currently consolidating between $352.18 and $355.83. Bullish scenario: -DIA price breaks up above resistance to establish a higher-high. -Resistance levels: $355.83, $358.07, $361.59. Bearish scenario: -DIA price pulls back down to test support levels below. -Support levels: $352.14, $348.46, $346.17. Note: To maintain a weekly uptrend, DIA price needs to close and hold above $346.17.
AMEX:DIA
by NoFomoCharts
Spanish flu covid sentiment checksThere is some Fed Fud going on right now with a busy economic calendar. We studied the Spanish flu and what is happening with covid. During both events there are very similar sentiments. Does this mean we will trade this scenario NO this is purely a study of the two events. With that being said. Here is what we came up with. Spanish Flu Throughout the 1920s, the U.S. economy expanded rapidly, and the nation’s total wealth more than doubled between 1920 and 1929, a period dubbed “the Roaring Twenties.” The stock market, centered at the New York Stock Exchange on Wall Street in New York City, was the scene of reckless speculation, where everyone from millionaire tycoons to cooks and janitors poured their savings into stocks. As a result, the stock market underwent rapid expansion, reaching its peak in August 1929. By then, production had already declined and unemployment had risen, leaving stock prices much higher than their actual value. Additionally, wages at that time were low, consumer debt was proliferating, the agricultural sector of the economy was struggling due to drought and falling food prices and banks had an excess of large loans that could not be liquidated. Millions of shares ended up worthless, and those investors who had bought stocks “on margin” (with borrowed money) were wiped out completely. As consumer confidence vanished in the wake of the stock market crash, the downturn in spending and investment led factories and other businesses to slow down production and begin firing their workers. For those who were lucky enough to remain employed, wages fell and buying power decreased. Many Americans forced to buy on credit fell into debt, and the number of foreclosures and repossessions climbed steadily. www.history.com Covid Rising stocks and rock-bottom interest rates have delivered a big perk to rich Americans: cheap loans that they can use to fund their lifestyles while minimizing their tax bills. Banks say their wealthy clients are borrowing more than ever before, often using loans backed by their portfolios of stocks and bonds. Morgan Stanley MS -2.69% wealth-management clients have $68.1 billion worth of securities-based and other nonmortgage loans outstanding, more than double five years earlier. Bank of America Corp. said it has $62.4 billion in securities-based loans, dwarfing its book of home-equity lines of credit. The loans have special benefits beyond the flexible repayment terms and low interest rates on offer. They allow borrowers who need cash to avoid selling in a hot market. Startup founders can monetize their stakes without losing control of their companies. The very rich often use these loans as part of a “buy, borrow, die” strategy to avoid capital-gains taxes. Many wealthy people are also borrowing against their portfolios. “Ordinary people don’t think about debt the way billionaires think about debt,” said Edward McCaffery, a University of Southern California law professor who says he coined the buy-borrow-die phrase. “Once you’re already rich, it’s simple, it’s easy. It’s just buy, borrow, die. These are planks of the law that have been in place for 100 years.” www.wsj.com ^^^^^^^^^^^ 100 years? something rhyming Summery Both events have over margined accounts in the book Both events have the average person in the market Spanish flu recovery had "cooks and janitors poured their savings into stocks." now with Reddit, Discord, Twitter, and all of these trading groups working together to trade so we have retail in the books. Retail is the exit for smart money. If this scenario plays out we will have margin call selling, panic selling, and stop losses being triggered. Where can it go? From the tweets and podcasts that we have gathered from fund managers they all missed the lows of covid most of them got in after the high was cleared at $236 so this is where the margin positions are sitting. Going to the high liquidates all of these positions. Bull Scenario we hold 354.47 which liquidates 4-5 months worth of position liquidating those positions may give us enough supply to push the highs. We trade level to level not some bar chart copy be objective and trade safe! Use stops! Again this is only a study of the two events. We want to see how this pans out.We have a plan and playbook for a bull and bear cases. todays examples of preperation Before heres the vix with a SD line hitting rejection here is bullish for SPY a break is risk off market After
NASDAQ:QQQ
by Project_MMG
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