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How to Trade the EUR/USD Pair on December 20? Simple Tips The EUR/USD pair is trading around 1.0406, above 1/8 of Murray, and within the downtrend channel forming since November 29th. Yesterday during the American session, the euro reached the low of 1.0325 and covered the gap that it had left on November 20th around 1.0417. Since the euro is showing a slight recovery while consolidating above 1/8 of Murray, we could expect EUR/USD to reach 21 SMA located at 1.0465 and even climb to the 200 EMA located at 1.0576. Since the market is showing signs of overselling, it is likely that the euro will consolidate above 1.03 and below 1.05 due to low liquidity at the end of the year. Meanwhile, we will look for opportunities to buy within this range. A sharp break and consolidation above the psychological level of 1.05 and above 2/8 Murray could mean a strong recovery. Therefore, we expect the instrument to reach 4/8 Murray 1.0742 and even rebound to 1.0864.
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by CEO-PREMIUM-ANALYSIS
$TSLA The High-Stakes Bet on Future Growth "Tesla isn’t just an automaker—it’s a revolution in motion, blending cutting-edge technology with daring ambition. But is its sky-high valuation the cost of innovation or the price of perfection?" Introduction Tesla has evolved from a disruptor in electric vehicles (EVs) to a global powerhouse in energy storage, solar technology, and autonomous driving. With 2023 revenue soaring to $96.77 billion, the company is growing at a breakneck pace. Yet, with a forward P/E of 139.93, Tesla's valuation raises questions for investors: does the potential outweigh the risks? This analysis unpacks Tesla’s financials, market position, growth opportunities, and the challenges it faces as an industry leader. Financial Analysis 1. Revenue Growth Tesla's $96.77 billion in revenue for 2023 reflects an impressive 18.8% YoY growth, driven by: EV Sales: Bolstered by demand for the Model Y and Model 3. Energy Storage: Expansion of Tesla’s Megapack installations for grid-scale projects. Services: Growth in software and maintenance revenues. 💡 "Tesla’s revenue streams are diversifying, but EVs remain its lifeblood." 2. Profitability Metrics Net Income: $15 billion, with margins improving despite supply chain challenges. Earnings Per Share (EPS): $3.65 TTM, highlighting strong profitability. Tesla's margin growth reflects its operational efficiency and cost control in an inflationary environment. 3. Cash Flow and Liquidity Operating Cash Flow: $14.48 billion—a clear indicator of Tesla’s ability to generate cash from core operations. Free Cash Flow: $3.61 billion after substantial capital expenditures of $10.87 billion. 💡 "Tesla’s aggressive spending on R&D and manufacturing is a double-edged sword: it fuels growth but pressures free cash flow." 4. Valuation Metrics Tesla’s valuation is a hot topic: Forward P/E: 139.93—a sign of immense market optimism but also a cautionary signal. EV/EBITDA: 104.16, reflecting high expectations for future profitability. PEG Ratio: 17.04, showing Tesla’s growth is priced at a premium. Market Position and Competitive Advantage Innovation at the Core Tesla leads in: Battery Technology: Pioneering advances in energy density and lifecycle. Autonomous Driving: A front-runner in full self-driving (FSD) software development. Infrastructure: The Supercharger network provides an unparalleled ecosystem for Tesla owners. Brand Strength Tesla has redefined itself as both a luxury and a technology brand, attracting loyal customers who value innovation and sustainability. Growth Opportunities 1. Autonomous Vehicles (AVs): Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology represents a massive untapped revenue stream. If approved and scaled, the potential for: Licensing the tech to other automakers. Launching a robotaxi network. 💡 "FSD is the golden goose, but regulatory hurdles keep it caged—for now." 2. Energy Storage and Solar: Tesla’s Megapack and Powerwall systems are gaining traction in commercial and residential markets, while its solar division capitalizes on the global push for renewable energy. 3. Global Expansion: Tesla continues to scale its manufacturing capacity with Gigafactories worldwide, including new projects in Mexico and expanded operations in China. Risks and Challenges 1. Regulatory and Legal Risks: Autonomous driving faces scrutiny due to safety concerns, while data privacy regulations could impact Tesla’s software-driven business model. 2. Intensifying Competition: The EV market is growing crowded, with legacy automakers like Ford and GM ramping up EV production alongside newcomers like Rivian and Lucid Motors. 3. Execution Risks: Elon Musk’s ambitious roadmap often hinges on breakthroughs that may not materialize on schedule, adding volatility to Tesla’s stock performance. 💡 "Innovation is Tesla’s greatest asset, but execution risks loom large when aiming for the stars." Stock Performance and Institutional Sentiment 1. Price Trends: Tesla’s stock remains volatile, reflecting high sensitivity to news, product announcements, and quarterly earnings. 2. Institutional Ownership: With hedge funds and mutual funds maintaining significant stakes, Tesla continues to attract institutional interest despite its lofty valuation. Conclusion Tesla remains a leader in innovation, with growth prospects spanning EVs, energy storage, and autonomous driving. However, its high valuation demands flawless execution and belief in its long-term vision. For investors, Tesla represents both an opportunity and a challenge—a high-risk, high-reward play that requires conviction in its disruptive potential. Recommendations: Long-Term Investors: Hold or accumulate on dips if you believe in Tesla’s future vision. Short-Term Traders: Consider rebalancing given the current valuation unless a clear catalyst for further upside emerges. 🚀 Want deeper insights into Tesla and other top stocks? Visit DCAlpha.net.
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by DCAChampion
Wave 3 Incoming? Why I’m Bullish on Gala’s Next MoveAfter closely tracking this correction since December 9th, I’m thrilled to share that my buy-in target of $0.03493 has been hit with near perfection. Throughout this period, I’ve carefully planned my exits and entries, which I’ve illustrated on my charts and shared as ideas in real-time. By exiting and re-entering at key levels, I’ve been able to: Protect my capital during the downturn. Make some gains on the December 11th bounce. Accumulate an additional 1.9 million Gala tokens on this re-entry – all without leverage. At the onset, it’s always challenging to identify the exact type of correction we’re in. However, as the pattern unfolded, it became apparent that this was likely a Wave 2 correction, with price retracing to the 0.618 Fibonacci level. Historically, 70% of Wave 2 corrections retrace between 0.382 and 0.786, with only 15% going beyond that. While there’s a possibility of further downside – especially as I remain short-term bearish on Bitcoin, which could drag alts lower – my priority is to secure a good price rather than aim for the absolute bottom. Support Levels Should the price dip further, key supports are: 200-day EMA: $0.03070 Weekly Support: $0.02959 0.786 Fibonacci Level: $0.02760 That said, I’m happy with my re-entry at this level and prepared to manage any downside. Wave 3: The Opportunity Wave 3 follows Wave 2 and is typically the most impulsive and exciting phase. Missing it while chasing a marginally lower entry is not a risk I want to take. Whether we’ve already completed the ABC correction or are in its final stages, I’m confident we’re transitioning towards something significant. The next few days and weeks will be pivotal, and I’m excited to see how Gala performs from here. Let’s see where this journey takes us! 🚀
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by heywippa
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2024-12-19 - priceactiontds - daily update - daxGood Evening and I hope you are well. tl;dr dax futures - Neutral. Bears confirmed the sell-off and bears are hoping for a second leg down. I lean to closing tomorrow near 20000 instead of a big second leg down tomorrow but I am open to surprises. Anything above 20150 would surprise me. comment : Bear confirmation and I got 2 measured move targets between 19750 and 19800. Can we get there tomorrow? Possible but not likely I think. We saw decent buying above 19900 and I think it’s more reasonable to expect a close of the week around 19950 - 20000. If bear gap from 20100 - 20200 stay open for the whole 100 points, it would show great bear strength and we could expect a bigger second leg down. Base case for me tomorrow is chop from hell. current market cycle: trading range key levels: 19800 - 20200 bull case: Bulls tried multiple times and market still closed the US session at the lows. Best bulls can hope for tomorrow is to prevent the second leg down and stay above 19900. Invalidation is below 19900. bear case: Follow-through selling by the bears which is nice. For now I think it’s more reasonable for bears to take profits going into quad witching and that’s probably why we saw a bigger trading range today. Look at the 1h 20ema and if it continues to be resistance. Invalidation is above 20200. short term: Neutral around 20000 and very bearish below 19900. I expect this week to close a bit below 20000 and anything below 19900 would surprise me. medium-long term - Update from 2024-12-15: Will write a new outlook for 2025 next week. current swing trade: None trade of the day: Chop chop. Best trade was probably selling the double top bar 54 (prev high was bar 35).
EUREX:FDXSZ2024
by priceactiontds
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2024-12-19 - priceactiontds - daily update - goldGood Evening and I hope you are well. tl;dr gold - Bearish. I doubt we can close the week below 2560 but we now have a giant bear gap between 2615 - 2652. No interested in selling this tomorrow but if we close the week below 2600, the bull trend is gone for good. comment : No matter what you think China is doing with Gold, this market is going down. We are 200 points below the ath and the bull trend is most likely over. If we close this week below 2630, it would be the second close below the weekly 20ema since January. current market cycle: trading range key levels: 2590 - 2640 bull case : Bulls are in pain. Every rip is sold hard and we have a clear bear channel. Hard to come up with arguments for the bulls right now. Best they can hope for is to stay above 2600 but this market is as weak as it gets since last week. Invalidation is below 2595. bear case: 2566 is their main target and I am not confident they can get it tomorrow. I expect more chop near 2600 over the next 2 weeks but for Q1 I have wet dreams about 2400. If you want to trade this, look for shorts near the 3h or 4h 20ema and longs only if 2600 continues to be bigger support. Invalidation is above 2642. short term: Neutral. I don’t expect this to go into the weekend far from 2600 but for next 2 weeks I have 2 measured move targets below 2570. medium-long term - Update from 2024-12-19: No bigger opinion on this for the rest of 2024. Market is in balance until we see a new impulse. Likely close around 2600. current swing trade: None trade of the day: selling near the 4h 20ema or bear trend line.
COMEX_MINI:MGC1!
by priceactiontds
$eth longEntry: Between $3,320 and $3,400, ensuring strong confirmation with bullish candlestick patterns (e.g., engulfing or hammer). Stop Loss: Below $3,200 (slightly beneath the FVG zone), providing ample room for volatility while limiting downside exposure. Targets: Primary Target (TP1): $3,703.87. Secondary Target (TP2): $4,124.91. Risk-Reward Ratio: With an entry near $3,350, SL at $3,200, and TP2 at $4,124, the setup offers a 3:1 risk-to-reward ratio, making it highly favorable.
CRYPTO:ETHUSDLong
by origami_capital33