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MRNA HOLD BULLISHI am not swinging this one, even though it is tempting. I recently sold NVAX at 15% profit, and due to strong correlation with MRNA I was considering selling my MRNA as well, in which case I would have made 14% right now. However, I decided to hold because of 2 reasons : 1) AstraZeneca just took a major hit (if you don't know about it, catch up on the news). This takes out a bit of competition and investor fund distribution might come this way 2) MRNA shows a strong uptrend with good momentum, and that is mainly why I will HOLD it for longer term. Hit like if you found this helpful and interesting. Thanks, E
NASDAQ:MRNA
by BlockTechEv
9
MRNA - THE CEO THAT SOLD - SHARE YOUR FEEDBACKPLEASE READ THE ENTIRE POST, IT MIGHT JUST SAVE YOU A SOUR INVESTMENT I have been following MRNA for about a month now, and something interesting has happened that not many people know about. On 4 September, news came out that the CMO, the President AND the CEO have sold large if not all of their holdings.* Now the company says that this is no reason to panic. (sounds like what we were told about corona in December...) On the trading platform I use, I have also gotten a notification about insiders selling. This is a built in strategy used along with others to determine the market consensus of the stock (buy, strong buy, hold etc) We can all probably agree that when head management sell most of their holdings, and not 1 person but 3 senior members, it is generally not a good sign. Now here is where I'd like your feedback - The large selling off their stocks hasn't been reflecting in the market. In fact, MRNA has been on one long bull run with minor short term bearish chart patterns. Why would it be that the sell off doesn't reflect in the market? I personally sold my stock immediately after I saw a report on this from Gurufinder, later confirmed by more mainstream news and other platforms. My opinion is that The company has to portray that they believe their stocks are going all the way up which in this case, selling off massive holdings at the peak tells me that they are taking their profit. Compare this to PFE (Pfizer), whos director INCREASED his holdings. Now that speaks of confidence in the company, right? * INFO FROM MY TRADING PLATFORM CEO, SOLD $1,293,810, DATE 18.09.20 PRESIDENT, SOLD $1,228,468, DATE 15.09.20 CMO, SOLD $1,255,321, DATE 15.09.20 Please share your constructive and respectful feedback, and thank you ! Hit like if you found this interesting, Ev
NASDAQ:MRNA
by BlockTechEv
7
Is MRNA revealing major upside opportunity? BULL or BEAR? Today we're looking at MRNA aka Moderna, the darling biotech that might be the savior of us all should they produce an mRNA vaccine that could be more easily produced and distributed at scale than a traditional vaccine candidate. Reading into this story I've been intrigued, especially with the nice patterns forming in this chart with an easy to identify Impulse wave and a correction pattern currently forming. Unfortunately, this is always the riskier proposition and we must consider our Bull and Bear cases objectively so that we have a plan. As you'll see, we recently bounced off the 0.5 fib retracement from the all-time high of $95 all the way back to $53. Looks like a healthy bounce off that level. But we should almost always expect it. There is nothing to get excited about until we see a more convincing bounce with volume. While I love the long term pattern being set up in this chart with that hopeful bull target of $136.99, there's a lot of work to make up and resistance to overcome before we get anywhere close. The declining volume is something to watch out for. If you zoom in you'll see the upward channel off the bounce paired with the declining volume. This would indicate that short term we'll retest the low, and if we're lucky we can get a buying opportunity off that low and off the 0.618 at $43.50. Set your ladders appropriately and always calculate your stop loss according to risk preference fo % loss below average calculated cost. If you plan your buy levels and amount in advance you can easily calculate the average buy price and then subtract 20% for example to reach a reasonable stop loss which shields you from setting a stop loss too high and missing the following run, or setting it too low and losing more than you are willing to. Meanwhile, looking at the long term trend, we'll have some trading potential on the stock, but need to look for some volatility within the current correction pattern. Given the sharp increase and resulting decrease, one can assume we might see similar moves again in the future, though there's nothing to indicate exactly when at the moment until we see a better channel or a convincing wedge reveal itself. The longer-term trend bodes well for your everyday investor who's willing to take some loss for a very large potential gain. Should Moderna create their mRNA based vaccine in time and be successful with distribution, the value of this company would quickly skyrocket. I'm willing to bet on an optimistic future and I'm definitely keeping an eye on this opportunity with the buy ladders I've mentioned indicated. What's your Bull and Bear case on Moderna? How would you play this in the short and long term?
NASDAQ:MRNA
by Shadowfigure
2
Moderna Stock Analysis - MRNAModerna (NASDAQ: MRNA). The Major trend is Bullish; The Trendline and EMA (with a length of 200) has been broken giving a signal of weakness of this Market. The idea is always to invest in the trend direction (bullish), but currently there are not a lot of signals to go long. If 66.5 USD level will not be broken in the next days, perhaps the idea is to go long, or, vice versa, if the support will be broken the idea is to go short (this option is too Risky).
NASDAQ:MRNALong
by Mauriello
2
Long and hold $GSK ($MRNA $GILD $INO $SPY $PFE $JNJ $MRK)see full chart at www.tradingview.com GSK Entry $39.70 Target 1 $42.45 Target 2 $45.50 Target 3 $48 stoploss 38.70 Why this play? There are 4 general approaches to the Covid vaccine. 1.A "killed" coronavirus that will get recognized as foreign matter in the blood. (Sinovac/Dynavax) 2.Coronavirus proteins themselves, produced industrially in outside cell cultures, which will be recognized as foreign matter in the blood. (GlaxoSmithKline/Sanofi, Novavax) 3.A different virus (human or ape adenovirus, measles, etc) that is engineered to include genetic components coding for the SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins, which causes the body to then produce them. (CanSino, Oxford, J&J, Merck/Themis) 4.DNA or RNA that will be taken up by cells and will cause them to make coronavirus proteins. (Moderna, Innovio, BioNTech/Pfizer) GSK is #2, there is only 1 other big company doing this approach and that is NVAX. We are betting on the fact that if they are successful, they could have super run like NVAX. What is GSk? www.gsk.com GlaxoSmithKline plc engages in the creation, discovery, development, manufacture, and marketing of pharmaceutical products, vaccines, over-the-counter medicines, and health-related consumer products in the United Kingdom, the United States, and internationally. It operates through four segments: Pharmaceuticals, Pharmaceuticals R&D, Vaccines, and Consumer Healthcare. The company offers pharmaceutical products comprising medicines in the therapeutic areas, such as respiratory, HIV, immuno-inflammation, oncology, anti-viral, central nervous system, cardiovascular and urogenital, metabolic, anti-bacterial, and dermatology. It also provides consumer healthcare products in wellness, oral health, nutrition, and skin health categories. The company offers its consumer healthcare products in the form of nasal sprays, tablets, syrups, lozenges, gum and trans-dermal patches, caplets, infant syrup drops, liquid filled suspension, wipes, gels, effervescents, toothpastes, toothbrushes, mouthwashes, denture adhesives and cleansers, topical creams and non-medicated patches, lip balm, gummies, and soft chews. It has collaboration agreements with 23andMe; Merck KGaA; Lyell Immunopharma; CEPI; Innovax and Xiamen University; VBI; Viome; Sanofi SA; CureVac; and research collaboration with Sengenics focusing on immunology. GlaxoSmithKline plc was founded in 1715 and is headquartered in Brentford, the United Kingdom.
NYSE:GSKLong
by WallSt007
Possible Positive Divergence for MRNA 1h chartHello everyone!!! This time I brought another idea on MRNA, my feeling is still going LONG there is a possible positive divergence on MRNA 1h chart. Also the stock has been respecting the trend line also we have a big support zone around 65 and 70 USD. Please let me know you thoughts on this analysis and looking forward to hear from you guys!!! Also if you want to read more about positive divergences. www.investopedia.com I really like divergences strategies because it's a really powerful reversal leading indicator. www.ig.com
NASDAQ:MRNALong
by maupr92