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Standard Bank upside to come to R186.29Falling Wedge has established on Standard Bank. Price has just broken above, but it's early days. 7>21 but 200 is still flirting with the previous Moving averages... My first target is R186.29. CONCERNS: The JSE is mirroring the upside of the American markets (with the good earnings results) With the Dollar strengthening again, this bull run could be short lived and the market could crash below forming a fake out. I'll nevertheless take the trade and only risk 1% of my portfolio...
JSE:SBKLong
by Timonrosso
Choose your loss buy or sell We are currently in a very difficult trading environment for the JSE ALSI 40 (and the stocks in the index) and I believe world wide (with most markets). This sideways movement has been going since July 2022... The world is in a rut with major issues like high inflation, ongoing interest hikes, currency collapses, US dollar strength, UK economic collapse, East wars and COVID recovery. Our hands are unfortunately tied, how long this will last and what the damage will be (drawdown wise). But we will control it with lowering our losses from 2% to 1.5%. This will all be guided through a process until we overcome it... But it's part and parcel with trading and it's something that is very common on a yearly basis... HOWEVER! This is crucial to understand as a trader. Since the derivative markets, the algorithm of movement (between buying and selling) has changed drastically. From the markets moving in strong trends (70% of the time) from 1940 - 2007 where a monkey could have thrown a dart and profited from any Blue Chip stock for 20 years. To now we are seeing the markets trend around (20% of the time, if that) from 2007 -2022. We have no choice but to make the stop loss and take profits prices tighter and to hold for less period of time. This will be a patience game but will be worth it in the end. Only those strong enough to stick around and act accordingly with their correct risk management will reap the rewards. What are your thoughts?
JSE:J200
by Timonrosso
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