Potential key reversal top detected for GMGLevel of interest: $36.67 area level of interest proved problematic on 22nd July (key support/resistance area to observe).
Stop loss for the trade involving ASX:GMG (and indication that this trade is an absolute 'no-go') is any trade above the high of the signal day of 20th September (i.e.: any trade above $37.12).
Keyreversal
Potential key reversal bottom detected for EDVLevel of interest: Prior support/resistance level from previous trade at $5.00 even (key support/resistance area to observe).
Stop loss for the trade involving ASX:EDV (and indication that this trade is an absolute 'no-go') is any trade below the low of the signal day of 5th September (i.e.: any trade below $4.92).
AMD key reversal and double-top signaling possible pull backAMD has made an impressive bull run during the past month from a low of 60.05 on January 6th to a high of 88.94 on February 2nd, for a total gain of 28.29 per share. This run was triggered by a key reversal, so it's possible that a key reversal will also signal its end.
I would pay close attention to today's bearish key reversal, and the double-top that formed near a resistance line going back to late 2020/early 2021.
Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor, and the above statements are not investment advice. My comments are only intended for educational purposes. You are solely responsible for your own trading decisions.
AMD: Key Reversals, and Short-Covering RalliesAMD has been in a bear market since December 1st, 2022. For those of you who took a short position, you have had to endure three major short-covering rallies. The first short-covering rally which began on December 12th may have made you reconsider your decision to short in the first place, and you probably got out at some point. But when is the best time to get out and possibly go long? Identifying key reversals can be helpful in these situations.
In a bear market, a key reversal is when the price makes a new low but closes on or near the high (the opposite is the case in a bull market). A bar chart can help you see this better. I've placed black arrows under the obvious key reversals on the daily chart. The orange arrow shows a key reversal that may not fit the definition exactly since the price closed just above the middle and not very close to the high.
These rallies only lasted a couple of days each, and since the key reversal can't be identified until the end of the first day, the opportunity to make gains with a long position only lasted one day.
An opportunity to go long has just presented itself on January 6th with a key reversal. I'm expecting a rally on January 9th. The question is, will this rally continue to the upper resistance line, or fizzle out in a day or two and retest the support it bounced off? I'll be watching.
Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor, and the above statements are not investment advice. My comments are only intended for educational purposes. You are solely responsible for your own trading decisions.
Is AMD's recent rally coming to an end?Perhaps.
AMD has rallied for the past 8 trading sessions. The first session was on January 6 and ended with a key reversal (new low, closed near the high). Today, another key reversal has occurred (new high, closed on the low). This would indicate that AMD is likely to reverse direction and head lower. I'm going to say it will reach 64 by the end of January or sometime in February. I'm usually a bit too optimistic, so I'm giving myself some breathing room.
AMD tends to correlate with Invesco's QQQ ETF which is heavy in technology stocks, so I often check to see if QQQ is leading the way. As it turns out, QQQ had an even more prominent key reversal today. To me, this just confirms what I think is going to happen.
Of course, I could be wrong. Not all key reversals work the way you want them to (see the red dots in November).
We have just reached a 2-year-old support level that may now become a resistance level between 72.80 and 73.75 (the thick blue line and thin black line). I will be watching closely. If AMD doesn't respect the key reversal, it could break through that area and revisit it a few times like it did in November and December.
Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor, and the above statements are not investment advice. My comments are only intended for educational purposes. You are solely responsible for your own trading decisions.
GBPUSD-Weekly Market Analysis-Nov20,Wk3This week, GBPUSD we are looking for shorting opportunity. The market has now resisted at the key resistance area, a bearish engulfing candle would give a push for a shorting opportunity. 1.3106 will be the support level for me to observe if the candle manages to break and close below the level.
EUR/GBP: SELL SETUPHey tradomaniacs,
welcome to another free signal!
As we are hitting a key-resistance-level and EUR/GBP is totally overbought we get a nice chance to sell here.
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Type: Swingtrade
Market Sell: 0,87250
Stop-Loss: 0,88485
Target 1: 0,85910
Target 2: 0,83730
Target 3: 0,83885
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