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RUN breaks resistance at 22.60, finds new supportRUN broke resistance today, having a high of 23.66, then dropping to find new support at 22.76 Earnings are coming up, and estimates have analysts bullish on the stock according to finance.yahoo.com It has support, potentially better-then-expected earnings ahead, and did well today in a bad market. It is competing well with $TSLA in the solar and battery department, and was on a breakout today. Maybe a rally tomorrow? 5DMA looks good and the ichimoku cloud is still in the green at close. Looks promising to me.
NASDAQ:RUNLong
by WPHAND0206
SPCE LONG SET UP ON PULLBACK FOR NEW ALL TIME HIGH of $50-$55)BUY SPCE LONG SET UP ON PULLBACK ENTRY 1 30.68 &SL 28.00 TP.1 39.44 TP.2 45.48 TP.3 50.00 In this wild stock market, some investors favor Tesla and Virgin Galactic over Apple and Amazon Both Virgin Galactic and Tesla provide short-term trading opportunities for sophisticated investors both from the long side and the short side. Our system gave a signal to short-sell Virgin Galactic for a very short-term trade near the highs. However, there was no point in publishing that signal because the shares were not readily available to short. The plan is to trade only those setups where there is reasonable risk control. It is also important to pay attention to Arora’s 14th Law: “To be successful at investing and trading, become a master of position sizing.” BUY SPCE LONG SET UP ON PULLBACK ENTRY 1 30.68 SL 28.00 TP.1 39.44 TP.2 45.48 TP.3 50.00 Virgin Galactic is one step closer to blastoff. In this wild stock market, some investors favor Tesla and Virgin Galactic over Apple and Amazon
NYSE:SPCELong
by MavRich_Trading
SPCE LONG SET UP ON PULLBACKBUY SPCE LONG SET UP ON PULLBACK ENTRY 1 23.68 ENTRY 2 20.48 SL 14.00 TP.1 32.44 TP.2 34.48 TP.3 38.00 & TP.5 40.00 Virgin Galactic is one step closer to blastoff. The aerospace company's stock price surged as much as 19% on Friday to an all-time high of $28.23 per share, capping off five straight days of gains. Virgin Galactic announced on Thursday that it had relocated its SpaceShipTwo, named the VSS Unity, from Mojave, California, to its commercial headquarters at Spaceport America's Gateway to Space building in New Mexico. Moving the spacecraft is a milestone for Virgin Galactic, as the VSS Unity will eventually shuttle paying customers to space and back from the Spaceport America facility, the company said. At the beginning of 2020, it set a goal of sending its founder, Sir Richard Branson, into space this year, for this 70th birthday, CEO George Whitesides told CNBC. Virgin Galactic's stock has more than doubled so far in 2020, fueled in part by bullish ratings from Wall Street firms that recommended investors buy shares, citing the company's near-term monopoly on space travel and comparing it to Tesla. That hasn't stopped short-sellers from pouring $388 million into bets against Virgin Galactic, roughly 31% of the company's float, Bloomberg reported, citing data from the financial-analytics firm S3 Partners. Short-sellers are down $214 million in mark-to-market losses since November, including a $10 million loss on Friday's stock spike, according to the report. As of September 30, Virgin Galactic had a waitlist with more than 600 people from 60 countries signed up to take a space-tourism flight. Each ticket costs about $250,000, adding up to $80 million in collected deposits and $120 million in potential revenue, Virgin Galactic confirmed in its third-quarter earnings report. Virgin Galactic became the first publicly traded space-tourism stock on the market in October when it began trading under the ticker SPCE. Its main competitors are Blue Origin, owned by Jeff Bezos, and SpaceX, owned by Elon Musk. Markets Insider
NYSE:SPCELong
by MavRich_Trading