The case for the Goldman short.You can't short companies just because you think they are abhorrent (You just give your money to people you'd not like), but just for the record - I don't like GS. Been waiting a while for the shorting opportunity to set up in GS.
GS has been hy6per parabolic through the last swing. A common trait of a blown-off top. These moves often terminate in the 161 extension area of the previous fall. There can be some false breakouts but when the market gets back under the 161 the sellers come in hard and strong.
We have a bearish butterfly completing. The butterfly and the head and shoulders are two of the most common false breakout patterns I tend to see around large inflection points. When I see a butterfly here I am usually willing to speculate not only the butterfly will drop the market but also that the break it makes will develop into a second trade. The price action I am looking for here is there to be a hard sell-off. A breaking of the range and harmonic low. The market slowly ranging for a while (Probably at least a few days) and then a hard second break - which is where we'll be into the meat of the downtrend.
This is similar to a previous BTC forecast, which is linked for an example.
GS trade ideas
$GS with a Neutral outlook following its earnings #Stocks The PEAD projected a Neutral outlook for $GS after a Positive over reaction following its earnings release placing the stock in drift B
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$GS Goldman Sachs Fibonacci Levels
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Possible Parabolic ArcWhat a run! This is a weekly chart. There are also several rising wedges on the daily chart that I did not draw with the lowest wedge being right under 240. Nothing slowed GS down!
No recommendation.
Arcs usually pull back anywhere between the .5 and .786 fib levels. I have seen some pull back only to the .382, but it is usually short lived before another fall occurs...not always though.
Arcs can be volatile to trade until they land, and even then can remain volatile for quite some time. They are volatile due to the extreme bullish stance folks have but as a rule, a move this steep is not sustainable long term.
Human nature usually wins this battle, and folks sell due to greed or pure common sense. Short percent is low and NV is high. If you want to buy this pull back, just be safe.
If or when it falls, or lands, it usually does not happen overnight. There will most likely be "Pull Ups" along the way. Good luck!