BTC Short Trade Close @ 9% ROI..Re Short (10% of 17% ROI)
Open:7400 Stop 7450
Closes: T1 6500 T2 6100 T3 5850
Duration: 2D 12H
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Resistance
Significant Trendline and pivot at 6500 region.
New Stop 6700
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Possible bounce to 7100 (H&S) region for potential right shoulder.
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BCC/BTC looking for long @ 0.17 - potential ROI 100%+ !!!Looking to go long around 0.17 - major support / resistance level , MA 50 & 100 providing additional support. T1 - 0.30 (4H) / T2 - 0.36 (1H) - potential ROI 100%+
Apple: Why I'm SellingA look at quarterly iPhone sales for the past 3 years tells its own story:
2015 2016 2017
Q1 74.5 Million 74.8 Million 78.3 Million
Q2 61.2 Million 51.2 Million 50.7 Million
Q3 47.5 Million 40.4 Million 41.0 Million
Q4 48.0 Million 45.5 Million 40.7 Million
Total: 231.2 Million 211.9 Million 210.7 Million
Jumping straight to competition, notably by Samsung (SSSMF) in the premium smartphone market, we see declining market share in 2 of the world's largest smartphone markets - China - Down to 13.7% and The US - Down to 34%. The reason for the quarterly breakdown is the significance of diving in to one of Samsung's biggest mishaps - The Note 7 failure. The recall initially began in September of 2016 and lasted until the Galaxy S8 was released on April of 2017. It's no secret that the lack of a better option boosted iPhone sales for Q1 2017 and Q2 2017, slowing the decline in sales on a global scale.
Assessing a continued downtrend from the lackluster performance of the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, which disappointed, brings us to conclude that Samsung Note 7 Defectors Aided iPhone Sales for those quarters which would have been significantly lower if there was a viable replacement for the bi-annual (or annual) smartphone upgrade cycle. With expected continuation of market share loss in China and a yet-to-be-seen penetration into India's smartphone market, we believe those woes will weigh heavily on the company's sales performance. iPhone sales constitute over 62% of the company's revenues for 2017. A 5% decline in iPhone sales constitute a nearly complete wipe out of 2018 revenue growth expectations, where analysts are expecting Apple's Sales to Increase Roughly 15% to $254.32B.
Services - Upside?
The company's Services segment is Rising over 22% in Q3 alone with efforts to boost its offering in the Apple Store and other services. The segment comprised 11.29% of the company's 2016 revenues and is expected to be 12.77% in 2017, growing nearly $5B for the year.
Its recent foray into Streaming is a worthwhile expansion with companies like Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) and Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) dominating the Expected $7.5B Market. Assuming Apple will be able to capture quite a significant chunk of market share with its massive user base; this can amount to over $1B of annual revenues, on a conservative note.
It is safe to assume that Others segment including Mac, iPad, iWatch and others will remain constant but stagnant growth rate in the upcoming years.
To Conclude the Upside vs. Downside of the aforementioned factors, with Services continuing their 20% upside ($5B annually), Streaming captures a 50% market share (an unlikely $2B annually) and Others continue to perform stagnantly, it will amount to only 4% of iPhone sales revenues, not keeping up with current sales decrease.
Average Sales Price & Cash Flow
Penetrating markets like India and improving China's market share requires lower phone prices, like the iPhone SE, which in turn hurts revenues with an overall lower Average Sales Price (NYSE:ASP). Chinese and Indian smartphone markets are increasingly Dominated by Lower Cost Advanced Companies. Apple's cash flow and pile, however large on paper, will remain under pressure as sales from its iPhone brand shrink and its foray into new technologies such as AI (Artificial Intelligence), AR/VR, Autonomous Vehicles and others increase Research & Development (R&D) expenses.
I belive that Apple will do well looking forward with its massive R&D and new technology penetration. But declining iPhone sales and the somewhat problematic iPhone 8 & iPhone X release will weigh far more on sales then new technologies will provide for the time being. A better ROI can be found elsewhere.
I'm starting Apple with a short term Sell rating & a $135 - $145 Price Target for 2018.
Context Article: seekingalpha.com
AUO OptronicsDetails
Track once per month
Potentially buy on July 2018 sell on June 2019.
Expected Return on Investment 115.6%
BITCOIN/USDReview on 09/29
Review on 10/27 to verify forecasted trend- If ok Buy 1 BTC
Check on 11/21- verify forecasted trend- if ok Sell
Expected ROI 69% by 11/21/17
FYI:
I will share forecasted charts on Altcoins and Stocks that I personally invest in. My intention is not to make people use my forecasts. I'm using this just as a method to have my forecasts posted and dated so that I can learn from my mistakes.
ETC like a Phoenix Marketcap were dropping big last Days , ETC got a good short-mid therm feature and probably we found a higher bottom today , without leverage no doubt an exellent possibility for short or mid therm gains ...
Risk reward ration is IMPRESSIVE and if urent aiming for the Stars i recommend a take profit under the 20 $ mark ;)
with leverage kinda risky , so know ur risk and dont take that as an advice - and be rdy to close the position if the marketcap will drop again ~ unpredictable times at the moment...
Good Luck :)
Successful $OAS Credit Spread TradeWe opened this position about 30 days ago and played the time premium after the huge up move in oil prices. Our initial risk was $200 for a total collection of $50.
GBP/JPY ShortI bought GBPJPY the last week of August/ first week of September. I've been selling it all month, expecting it to hit 129.400 again (hoping price continues to fall past it as well, but well see).
68/69 trades have been closed in profit across two accounts. While taking profits on one account the other was left to run, so there are 7 active trades in drawdown, and 2 trades hovering in profit. since I don't us S/L's 132.340 is the resistance level I'm watching to determine whether I bail or try to mitigate losses. I'll get a warm and fuzzy feeling about my abandoned trades in drawdown if price drops below and rechecks 130.674.
At this point I'm just trying to close them all in profit, so that I don't take losses due to not paying attention, but overall I'm stoked about the ROI I've managed to rake in this month.
USDJPY Still going short 3.6:1 ROI so farFor those who went short last week on this bearish Price action pinbar, you should be over 3:1 ROI, the aim is still to reach 101.2 for a nice 4.5:1 ROI.
You can move you Stop loss and keep an eye on Bullish Price Action to get out of this trade.
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