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Ichimoku Cloud

Comcast PullbackNASDAQ:CMCSA pulled back today past the 50% retracement I was watching but still holding the Daily Ichimoku cloud. I already own a stake in the shares as part of my "Broadband rollout" investment thesis I began last June. Interestingly another stock NASDAQ:COMM which is also in that basket is up bigly today to a new All Time High. I added to my shares position for the thesis and long term investment portfolio. It's a good company that should be around in 10 years which is my foremost consideration for investment. I also took short term options to play the run up to earnings on 4/29.
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by norok
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$1INCH into bullish flag or wedge setup$1INCH against $USDT that I've been following for some time and trying to keep updated. Cup and handle broke out a few days ago. This time I'm watching the 4-hour chart for more reliable analysis and first thing that catches the eye is that price action isn't followed by Kumo cloud. Tenkan is on top of the price (short resistance) and as of this moment a reversal doji might be plotted bouncing off the yellow Kijun. If this 26-period resistance is broken we have the Kumo cloud as next significant resistance level, but I'd wait for a break out at this point. Eyes on Tenkan crossing over Kijun because this might signal a deeper retracement but as I said, I'm waiting for a boucne off the Kijun average at 5,6 for an early EP as this also lies within the yellow area of value and POC (point of Control).
by AponSOKS1978
BTS/USDT - Breakout soon - 4H- Price level above green Ichimoku clouds => Bullish - Ichimoku clouds in the near future are becoming more thick => More difficult to break down - Symmetrical triangle => ndicating breakout tonight - RSI => Still looking bullish with higher lows, going up & not currently in oversold level. We know that breaking downwards is becoming increasingly difficult due to the ichimoku indicator, while the symmetrical triangle is soon to unfold. This gives bias for an upwards breakout. TARGETS - .16$ - .17$ - .20$ Take profit slightly below target. Also keep in mind, BTC started moving again. This can make the crypto market more volatile & unpredictable.
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by ElonMoonsk
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An intraday trade zone on AUDUSD using standard deviationI calculate the zone by using implied volatility from the futures to solve for a one standard deviation price range. Then multiply that by 1.5 for the bottom and .75 for the top of the zone. To pick direction I simply use the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo. When the price is above the kumo I'm short, when its below the kumo I'm long. The success rate should hover around 50% but you'll find that your average wins is normally bigger than your average losses. I close it at the end of the New York session
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by mjprater
GBPCHF Daily and H4 continuously bullish by IchimokuComment GBPCHF in Daily and H4 timeframes show continuously bullish as per below Ichimoku confirmations. Ichimoku Analysis Both timeframes show - Kumo (Senko span A) is up - Kijun sen is up - Chiko Span above candles Next Scenario In this case we better focus on H4 as Chiko Span is getting closer to candles and the price is also very close to Kijun sen. Market can continuously bullish if it's supported by H4 Kijun sen. But if Chiko Span starts to touch candles, then it can reverse or continue to be ranging.
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by ForexKei-Official
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An intraday trade zone on AUDUSD using standard deviationI calculate the zone by using implied volatility from the futures to solve for a one standard deviation price range. Then multiply that by 1.5 for the bottom and .75 for the top of the zone. To pick direction I simply use the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo. When the price is above the kumo I'm short, when its below the kumo I'm long. The success rate should hover around 50% but you'll find that your average wins is normally bigger than your average losses. I close it at the end of the New York session
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by mjprater
An intraday trade zone on EURUSD using standard deviationI calculate the zone by using implied volatility from the futures to solve for a one standard deviation price range. Then multiply that by 1.5 for the bottom and .75 for the top of the zone. To pick direction I simply use the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo. When the price is above the kumo I'm short, when its below the kumo I'm long. The success rate should hover around 50% but you'll find that your average wins is normally bigger than your average losses. I close it at the end of the New York session
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by mjprater