BA BOEING LONGER TERM TECHNICAL TREND VIEWIt's start to hit a really need spot when it comes to price target.
These trends are the same on my previous ba chart, this entire chart is pretty much unchanged from that view. However, I wanted to update it because I feel there is a really key support trend about to be tested, which if it gets under that, look out for some buying to step in which is typically seen on a trend break like that.
The next line of support comes in at this ultra low zone of mid 80.
However, there is still a trend, that can take the price down lower in an overall market dip.
it's the most unlikely option as it literally takes the price to $45, however, I guess anything is technically possible, BUT UNLIKLEY IS KEY to take away from that. Still feel it worth mentioning, not because I want to be right, but because I would rather you see that it was a price target identified as support and buying into fear if things start to look favorable, could be profitable. Again unlikely scenario.
Overall, I added some lines I'm curious to see how they play out longer term, don't follow these specifically (red arrows).
Extended the green buy zone below trend to show the extend zone if price gets under a major trend line.
Boeing rejected my idea of outdoor seating and a more open feel like restaurants did with outdoor seating. I submitted the plan drawing and they were all like science and measurements and stuff, but honestly, I was like ok, fine, I'll take my plan to spirit airlines. Okay obviously I'm joking. But boring stock charts need drawings. They did however tell me to come back for a longer meeting to talk about my idea about relaxing the corporate environment with wear your super hero suit to work day. Obviously I'm going to double down on my pitch about outdoor seating. I made an all text power point that should get them pretty happy, it has letters and they form sentences. I didn't check if all the sentences make any sense, but I figure it's all show to really razzle dazzle them with the outdoor seating.
okay back to serious. but personal opinion. Conspiracy, not respectful of the death linked to the outbreak and those sick, call it whatever you want, but is it really outside of reason to ask a question on the timing.
Until proof is out there obviously I fully would accept the view, it's related to the e coli outbreak, it will cost a lot of money to recover, my investments were better spent in other places.
overall, if bad news shows up similar to mcdonalds, maybe something else isn't being talked about enough. Especially should price respond well to support lines on the way down and into bad news. Often times when a major trend like this is in play (rejection/support) it comes with seemly the opposite news that it should get per the movement. I think there are times when there are always things happening to a company and if it's beneficial, it's not outside of the box thinking to say, are "ethics" being followed and what would it look like if yes/no or whatever your question leads you to ask. In a sense, could I limit exposure to most of the bad my company does and maximize the exposure of a "bad" thing should I suddenly need to leave a big position with news of say, minimum wage or something that might affect a company like it could with mcdonalds.
Politics can get nasty. Why do I link the auto industry, because I happen to like Michigan and the Great Lakes and Detroit is a pretty cool place.
You can't stop people from doing terrible things but you can seemly get a group of people who like the stock and buy the dip. So, as Michigan becomes a key battleground state, it's not at all crazy to ask, what would be an easy target to manipulate the news in my favor, given enough planning, knowledge and money. Personally I love the potential for a huge comeback in the car industry with tesla and self driving. Tesla will have spent so much money taking the first steps through legal and AI challenges, at what point would it just be easier to say hey Tesla, if we can make some awesome cars, can we like maybe contract some software within our brand.
Brings the company more back to the roots where they were designing some really cool looking cars for the brand, not just a new model every year so the loan machine keeps going.
I'm not all doom and gloom as I come across in this post. I think it's important to ask these questions as politics start to really get pushed to people in Michigan who have no idea why their long term companies could be on the brink of bankruptcy.
