Warren Buffett Given Regulatory OK To Buy 50%Warren Buffett has been steadily buying this stock over the last few months and now owns 26.8%
With regulatory approval now allowing him to own up to 50% will be interesting to see where this stock ends up.
Indicators look good. Price at a support area, RSI showing good value, and MACD looks like momentum might be coming back into the stock after its recent pullback.
One way to buy this kind of stock could be with a stop or a stop limit order so if it does wiggle up on open then you enter the trade. If it does break through resistance and head downwards then your order wont trigger and you wont be in the trade.
Could be worth keeping an eye on and adding it to your watchlist to do more research.
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Btc longHello to all my friends, this is my analysis of the signs I saw, such as the roof of the two peaks and the PR that I threw with Fibonacci, and the trend line that I drew, and if this trend line breaks, I will enter into a short deal and there will be divergences. When you saw Makdi and rsi, the market is falling 😎
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SPX Looking WeakSo upon looking at several factors I believe the price of stocks are fully priced atm, and that 2900 was the top for the SPX, I believe the bottom will be around 1580 or 1800 and will take about a year for us to reach the bottom, so by the year 2020 we will see bullish momentum again and that is when I will be looking to enter stocks again. Right now in my opinion the best asset to hold is bitcoin and gold,
Reason for 2900 being the top,
1. End of 5 wave count based on elliot wave analysis
2. Stocks are overpriced based on Marketcap over GDP
3. Time analysis, we have been in a bull market for 10 years
4. Stocks look similar to the late 1930's