RIOT Platforms Bullish Rally Hits All Targets! Trade CompleteTechnical Analysis: Riot Platforms – 15-Minute Timeframe (Long Trade)
Riot Platforms executed a strong bullish move, hitting all profit targets after a long entry at 8.04. The trade has now concluded successfully, with all targets achieved.
Key Levels
Entry: 8.04 – The long trade was initiated after identifying bullish signals.
Stop-Loss (SL): 7.83 – Positioned below key support to manage risk.
Take Profit 1 (TP1): 8.30 – Hit early in the trade, confirming initial upward momentum.
Take Profit 2 (TP2): 8.72 – Continued buying pressure drove the price to this level.
Take Profit 3 (TP3): 9.14 – The strong uptrend pushed the price to this target.
Take Profit 4 (TP4): 9.40 – The final target has been successfully reached, concluding the trade.
Trend Analysis
The price stayed well above the Risological Dotted trendline, confirming a sustained uptrend. Riot Platforms showed clear bullish momentum throughout the trade, hitting each profit target in sequence.
The long trade on Riot Platforms was highly successful, achieving all targets, with the final target of 9.40 marking the end of the trade. This showcases the effectiveness of identifying strong upward trends.
Riotinto
ALB - Dip formation might be in play Lithium prices fell more than 85% from their 2022 peak back to 2021 levels. There are still concerns about supply / demand issues. Slowing signals from EV sales might have worsened the outlook. But In 2025, the global demand for lithium is expected to surpass 1.4 million metric tons of lithium carbonate equivalent, a growth of 53 percent in comparison to 2023. And by 2030 3.1 million metric tons. (Statista)
Recently low prices pressured margins and Chinese CATL announced production cut equivalent to 8% of Chinese production. This might be a signal that we are close to low of business cycle.
Albemarle's name also recently came up in news with Rio Tinto's plans of acquiring a major lithium producer.
Can Rio Tinto Save the Day? The Looming Mining Supply CrisisAs the world races towards a greener future, a critical challenge looms on the horizon: a looming supply shortage for essential energy-transition metals, particularly copper. This shortage, if left unchecked, could jeopardize our ambitious plans for a sustainable future.
Rio Tinto, a global mining behemoth, has sounded the alarm, urging the industry to expand mining operations to meet the escalating demand. The company's chairman, Dominic Barton, has dismissed the notion that mergers and acquisitions alone can solve this crisis. He insists that organic growth, involving the discovery and development of new mines, is the only viable path forward.
The urgency of this situation cannot be overstated. The demand for copper, a vital component in electric vehicles and renewable energy infrastructure, is set to skyrocket in the coming decades. Failure to secure adequate supplies of this critical metal could hinder our progress towards a sustainable and electrified world.
Rio Tinto's leadership in the mining industry is undeniable. Their proactive stance on addressing the supply crisis is commendable, and their commitment to organic growth and exploration for critical minerals demonstrates their dedication to the cause. However, even with the efforts of industry giants like Rio Tinto, the road ahead is fraught with challenges.
The Chinese economy, a major player in the global mining landscape, is currently facing its own difficulties. While Barton remains optimistic about China's ability to overcome these challenges, their current economic state could further exacerbate the supply crisis.
As the world grapples with the pressing issue of climate change, the mining industry must rise to the occasion. The time for complacency is over. It is imperative that we invest in exploration, expand mining operations, and secure the critical resources needed to power a sustainable future. The stakes are high, and the world is watching. Can Rio Tinto and the mining industry save the day?
Rio Tinto: A Mid- to Long-Term InvestmentRio Tinto
Rio Tinto is a British-Australian multinational mining and metals company headquartered in London, England. It is one of the world's largest mining companies, with operations in over 30 countries. Rio Tinto's primary products are iron ore, copper, aluminium, diamonds, and uranium. The company's market capitalization is approximately $100 billion. Rio Tinto is listed on the London Stock Exchange and the Australian Securities Exchange.
Current and Future Projects Rio Tinto has a number of current and future projects in the pipeline. These include:
The Gudai-Darri iron ore project in Australia, which is expected to be the world's largest iron ore mine when it comes into production in 2023.
The Simandou iron ore project in Guinea, which is one of the world's largest undeveloped iron ore deposits.
The Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold mine in Mongolia, which is one of the world's largest copper mines.
The Jadar lithium project in Serbia, which is one of the world's largest undeveloped lithium deposits.
Stock Rating
Rio Tinto's stock is currently trading at around $80 per share. I believe that Rio Tinto's stock is a good buy for the mid- to long-term. The company has a strong track record of profitability and growth, and it is well-positioned to benefit from the growing demand for metals in the global economy.
Risks
There are a few risks to consider before buying Rio Tinto stock. These include:
The cyclical nature of the mining industry.
The political risks associated with the company's operations in some countries.
The environmental risks associated with the mining industry.
Conclusion Overall, I believe that Rio Tinto is a good investment for the mid- to long-term. The company has a strong track record, it is well-positioned to benefit from the growth of the global economy, and it is trading at a reasonable valuation.
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Rating: Buy
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RIO TINTO (Waiting for Confirmation)Rio Tinto – Mining
Market Cap: €1.35 bln
Price: $61.74
6 Month Dividend: $2.24 (c.3.2%) – March 2023 Quote
Dividends recently cut significantly from $4.79 in March 22 (c.5.7%) to $2.24 April 2023 (c.3.2%).
Chart
- Whilst the long term trend is up with higher lows on the large pennant since 1990, we have not made a higher high since May 2008 and this is a little concerning long term.
- On Balance Volume continues increasing which is position and offers some reassurance. We do have our first lower high here on the short term and this could signify a change in price direction.
- In terms of a trade, I’m inconclusive for now. I would like the RSI to come back down to the bottom of the purple RSI pennant at minimum (Short Term Buy potential) or become totally oversold
on the RSI for a confident buy in.
- Any tests of the bottom of the large pennant would be ideal but this may never happen again, time will tell so we focus on the RSI for now.
- At present price is pincered between the 200 week SMA and key support. This is likely an inflection point. A good time to wait and see.
- An upward sloping 200 week is positive but it is also acts as resistance and until we are above it again, it will remain resistance. Getting a hold above it could offer a buying opportunity.
- I will update the chart when we have some confirmation of direction
Future of RIO, BHP and the sectorI have had a pretty large position in RIO and BHP since end of July 2022, I bought expecting the market to recover and for copper/iron demand to jump from the re-opening of China and the rest of the world. These positions have given me quite the return with their pretty high yields.
Having said this, we can see that the steam from the market's comeback has slowed down, copper, iron and ore prices in general have met some resistance and both RIO and BHP have taken a step back from their highs. I don't think there is much more gain to be made with these stocks even though their structure and their fundamentals are highly attractive.
I like to invest in one sector at a time, trying to spot which one will be the next to glow up. I think the mining and refining sector has had it's run. Therefore, I'll most probably be exiting my positions in both these companies after collecting dividends and the most probable upside from the upcoming earnings.
Extra:
I am mostly exiting my position because of what I said above, but I've slowly started to consider the rising tensions between China and the western world. Though sanctions would be an economical blunder for everyone in play, having your biggest consumers be in a cat fight is certainly not preferable for business.
RIO TINTO Chart 2/2 The Bear CaseAnother take on $RIO this time following the price action that gold took between 1978 and 2012. Obviously today markets are far more efficient, algorithmic based, real time information, broader markets, etc. So it should take shorter to play out. But still it's quite significant volatility here in price move. If you are faithful, and can stomach potential sharp downturn (bonds spike, delfationary shock, etc.) the reward should be magnificent. Bear short term, super bullish long term. In this chart. See part 1 for the short term bull case.
RIO TINTO Chart 1/2 The Bullish CaseI will look at this chart from a bull and bear bias perspective. In part 1, we see a broken symmetric triangle on the macro (to the upside) that has broken out, retest upper triangle, and nicely forming a channel upwards. Short term we are inside an ascending broadening wedge, which should be bullish. Targeting the top of the intermediate channel trend. Strong support on the 20 year moving average 80 SMA on 3M chart. Targets align with macro fib retracement. In part 2 we will analyze the bear case.
IDENTIFIED LONG ENTRY AREA - RIO TINTO LIMITED - RIO - WEEKLYThis time we look at the RIO's price in the Australian Stock Exchange ASX.
The black horizontal line is potentially the strongest support ever.
Price has strongly failed in the past to go under it.
The curve is coming back around those prices which probably pictures a buying zone.
It might probably interesting to buy while in the square and exit when the price goes back again above the up trending black dotted line.
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Is it time to consider RIO or BHP?
Fundamentally sound - both BHP and RIO
Iron ore prices testing key trend line support on longer-term charts Weekly
BHP is testing 0.618 and RIO 0.5 FIBs
Gold miners NST and NCM testing support but need more confirmation as they are sensitive to USD fluctuations.
Possible trading options:
Leaps
Put sell
RIO Next Stop $80 Range???With current uncertainly www.commsec.com.au
following is a snippet from news:
1. Either way, Aussie investors are indirectly exposed to Evergrande through the Chinese property sector’s insatiable demand for iron ore. The price of the steel-making ingredient - Australia’s most important export - has already halved from record highs of around US$233 a tonne in May, following China’s clampdown on the property sector and pollution.
2. A downdraught in Chinese property prices would further subdue construction and reduce iron ore demand. Of course, a potential Evergrande default would be catastrophic for steel demand and shares of Aussie-listed iron ore producers.
with current levle of uncertainlty, it's just like catching falling knife, unless we get trend reversal confirmation.
it is possible we can see further down side around $90 range and then finally $80 range.
Please note these are my own notes for future reference, by no means trading advise to anyone. Also, please feel free to comment or share your thoughts.
Rio tinto- time to mine itRio tinto is one of my fav mining stock. The stock was beaten recently by bears but last friday made a powerful comeback with gap up opening and increased volume. Indicator look bullish. in my opinion rio will move up to 85 and then there is a gap and it will fill it. Also weekly chart looks bullish it is providing a good entry point at this price.
This is not a trading advice, opinion are for education and entertainment
Prime Number Bands 1- Trend analysis:
Higher prime numbers mean we are in an uptrend. When the bands are moving upward direction, the market has a Bullish Direction.
Lower and lower prime numbers mean we are in a downtrend. (If the bands are moving Downward direction)
2- Volatility:
Narrower bands mean stock price is less volatile.
Wider bands indicate share price is volatile.
3- Signals:
In an uptrend look for a spike down in prime band for a long position entry.
in a downtrend look for a spike up in a prime band for a short position entry.(Not my favourite scenario, though!)
MIDCAP - FUNDAMENTAL - Rio Tinto to 220 USD $PLTR Blockchain PMs- Metals bull cycle is starting... 5+ years IMO
- Cyclical bottom has been found in certain PM markets
- 90T USD Smart City plan being pushed... They will need raw materials to fuel the next bubble. You haven't seen anything yet.
- Company is poised to dominate, partnering with Palantir and incorporating blockchain technology
- Good dividend stock that will move like small caps did this year shortly
IMO: add it to the long term portfolio. Titanic long term returns
More analysis on smart city and metals plays coming soon
Here it is #RioTinto #RIO #tradingview @RioTinto #mining #goldWho would have thought it?!
Rio Tinto is faster than the police or the Söder allows.
The shares simply do not respect the boundaries of the restrictions and cross the borders. That is forbidden, after all in Germany.
In this case, Rio Tinto is making a statement with a new all-time high and thus for me an superior ongoing wave 3.
With 4.8% p.a. Dividend yield one is also made happy at the moment.
So everyone can get through the storm.
Greetings from Hanover
Stefan Bode
RIO let's look behind the graph.RIO let's look behind the graph. The future of RIO TINTO looks good. Near Loznica in western Serbia, a mineral containing a significant percentage of lithium and boron was discovered in 2004, named Jadarite, after the Jadar River, in whose valley it was found.
The first exploration of jadarit began with the multinational company Rio Tinto, which soon established a subsidiary called Rio Sava Exploration. According to the company, the total reserve of jadarit in this part of Serbia is about 136 million tons, but optimistic estimates that it could be as high as 200 million tons.
Rio Tinto has launched the so-called “Jadar project,” in which it has invested about $ 200 million so far, but the total investment in the excavations and opening of the mines could reach $ 1.5 billion.
Representatives of both the company involved and the Serbian state have indicated that extraction should start in 2025 at the latest. Source: Private banker
The future value of the mined mineral layer could reach $ 300 billion. But what the technical analysis shows. The RIO price level has exited the accumulation phase that has been going on for many years and is preparing for a significant rise. It can also be seen that a fractal copy can take place over a period of months, so the long-term goal can reach 300 usd. Buying this stock may be ideal for investors who are thinking for a longer period of time.