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Equinor (EQNR) | Technically a Great Opporunity!Hi, Long story short, technically the price of EQNR has started to approach an interesting price level. A lot of criteria are matching and from my point of view, those who have waiting for an opportunity to jump in then you can slowly start building your position. Obviously, after you have done your homework about fundamentals - this, what I share here, is basically pure technical. If you find something interesting from fundamentals as well then you have two green lights from both analyses and you are ready to go! Criteria inside the marked box, starting from the highest 1. Equal waves from the top 2. Previous yearly highs starting to act as support levels (highs from 2006, 2008, 2014, 2019) 3. Fibo golden ratio 62% 4. 50% drop from the all-time high. 5. The round number 200 NOK Hopefully, it will work as good as previous Equinor ideas: 1) 2) Good luck, Vaido
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by VaidoVeek
EQUINOR (EQNR) | Important Signs For Further Growth!Hi, Equinor ASA , an energy company, explores for, produces, transports, refines and markets petroleum and petroleum-derived products, and other forms of energy in Norway and internationally. Fundamental pros: 1. Trading below its fair value. 2. Good PE and PEG ratio. 3. Earnings are forecasted to grow. 4. A lot of insider buying. Technical pros: The correction, which started at the end of 2018, has started to show some positive signs for further growth. 1. The price has made a breakout from the down-trendline aka counter-trendline. Counter-trendlines breakouts are a pretty powerful tool to follow, especially when we have a really strong starting platform as Equinor has it at the moment. 2. Actually, the price made a breakout a couple of weeks ago and it has already retest it and again, it got a rejection upwards - the trendline which worked previously as resistance becomes support. 3. The trendline starts to work as support and there are also Weekly EMA 200 and Monthly EMA 50 which also should act as support levels. So, we have a pretty solid support level under the current price which is very good considering the breakthrough the counter-trendline. To show that mentioned "strong starting platform", we have to dig into the Monthly timeframe: The price got a pretty amazing rejection from a super-strong price level, it stays between ~150-160. A lot of criteria matched almost perfectly (strong support, AB=CD, Channel projection, Fibonacci golden ratio, EMA) and the rejection formed the strongest candlestick pattern ever lived (massive hype :D) - Monthly timeframe "Morning Star" has formed around the strong area! It depends on your investment horizon but the good entry should stay between the current price, 173, to 160 (in case it makes a tiny correction) but as said previously - luckily we have strong support just below the current price. The first target is around the psychological number 200 which should offer us about 17-20 percent profit. Do your own research and if this matching with mine then you are ready to go! Please, take a second and support my effort by hitting the "LIKE" button, it is my only FEE from You! Best regards, Vaido
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by VaidoVeek
OBX / Equinor Spread Trading StrategyBased on the example explained in the Tradingview Wiki for Spread Charts (www.tradingview.com). Pairs trading involves trading two separate instruments simultaneously in order to execute a single trade. Pairs trading is a popular way to alleviate some of the risk of trading. The idea is that you find two highly correlated symbols (or two very lowly correlated symbols) and enter a position in both symbols. If the pair is highly correlated, they should move in the same direction. Typically, an opportunity presents itself when the pair ratio breaks through a threshold that is a certain number of standard deviations away from their average standard deviation. You would then, go long in the symbol that is under-performing and short in the symbol that is over-performing. When the pair moves back towards its average deviation, you would then close out both positions. Many technical analysts use the Bollinger Bands indicator to spot pairs trading opportunities. In example, Bollinger Bands are set to be 2.2 Standard Deviations away from the average. It is important to note a number things in regards to pairs trading: A pairs trade is designed to be market neutral. This means that because of the positions that you take in two separate instruments, the direction of the market will not effect the position. The trade is designed to profit from the relationship between the two instruments, not the direction of the market itself. Correlation moves along a scale of -1 to 1 with 1 meaning the instruments are perfectly correlated. Keep in mind that pairs trades can also work with pairs that are extremely negatively correlated (close to -1). When setting up a pairs trade with negatively correlated instruments, you would want to enter the positions when the two contracts are closer together than usual with the anticipation that they will move apart in opposite directions. In this case, you would enter positions in the same direction for both instead of going long in one and short in the other. Another important piece of the puzzle is position size. The whole idea is to be market neutral. Therefore, you would not simply enter the same number of shares or contracts for each instrument. You would want to create the same actual dollar value in both positions. If you strictly use an equal number of shares on both sides and the dollar value of the two instruments are wildly different, then the side with the higher dollar value will have way too much weight in the trade. The key to pairs trading is the correlation between the two instruments. One thing that many traders fail to realize is that the correlation between instruments is ever changing. Even during the course of a trade, their correlation can change. This is why correlation is important to always monitor when in a pairs trade. The trader should be prepared to exit any trades which have drastic changes and correlation.
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