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MRNA (MODERNA) - False BreakMarket structure: Uptrend, price might retest previous resistance turn support Setup: False Break/ Retest previous resistance turn support False Break candlestick pattern: Hammer / Bullish engulfing To look for trading opportunities when price retest previous resistance turn support at around 361.00 area. Stop loss: 1 ATR stop loss taking reference from the retest Take profit: Swing High around 484.30 area Disclaimer: Below simple trading idea is just for sharing, please do your own due diligence and apply risk management.
NASDAQ:MRNALong
by AhKeongTheTrader
3
MRNA10.3.21 MRNA Bobby's Homework Assignment : MRNA is likely to find buyers in this general area. We missed the buying tail... but this is not a big deal. This was a difficult video for reasons that I explain in the video. It is very important to start using the drawing tools to get familiarity and learn the process of using those tools to read the market. Use the honeymoon period to get familiar with the tools. The honeymoon period is exciting, and you expect that there will be a learning curve, but your excitement can give you motivation. You expect the tools to be unfamiliar in the beginning, but if you tackle that aspect of your trading, it won't seem so bad with 30 days of effort. On the other hand, if you don't use that period of time with enthusiasm you may never achieve your goal.
NASDAQ:MRNA
by ScottBogatin
1
MODERNA POSSIBLE DISTRIBUTION!Hello my beauties. I think MRNA has entered a distribution range, as the ST (second test) seemed to be pretty weak, and the price is now showing weakness below the trading range. We are going to wait for further developments in price action and eventually take a trade on the final LPSY. For those of you who like trading ranges, this might be a juicy opportunity. Watch for the creation of an UT (upthrust) and an UTAD (upthrust after distribution) before you take your trade. If you find this idea to be helpful like, follow, and drop a comment below if you'd want me to analyse a different pair. Consider supporting me if you think I am providing you with value. Peace. Luca, TrickleDownFX
NASDAQ:MRNAShort
by TrickleDownFX
3
Expect Breakdown in MRNAI've been thinking about this one and all the hype around it and guessing it's time to retrace. It broke it's first uptrend line today on a daily chart and the parabolic SAR turned bearish. I checked with my dowsing work and was given the "breakdown" option literally 3 xs. When that kinda stuff happens, I like to pay attention. Ex. Friday and today I kept getting the "parabolic" option and you can see how that turned out. :) I also got "breakdown" before AMZN earnings for reference. I'm looking for a target around $330.
NASDAQ:MRNAShort
by JenRz
MRNA9.30.21 MRNA Bobby's Homework Assignment Part 2 Take 2: technical error on last video....sorry about that....no big deal. This is my general plan: I am at year two of doing this, and I'm getting tired of teaching the tools because new people come along and they didn't listen to the videos that explain the tools in the past.So I decided the title a series of these videos as Bobby's homework assignment so that people who come along in the future can go to Bobby's homework assignments that show you how to set up the tools… So that I never have to do this again. This way, I can talk more efficiently about expansion and contraction, and certain other properties of the market that are a little bit more elusive to people who are used to looking at the market a certain way. I'm trying to decide how extensive I want to make this series of videos. The fact is Bobby needs to learn about commodity markets even though his teacher is not interested in this. In his economics class they are talking about risk versus reward and low yielding markets that have lower risk, but are considered safer. So in the class they will talk about bonds, or treasury notes as safer vehicles with less risk. What this economics class will never get into because it is beyond the scope of an economics class... Is how to use some of these futures markets where the risk is thought to be higher because of the way those markets are leveraged, but if you know how to deal with this, you have a much higher chance of being substantially more profitable with less real risk if you know how to trade. For example if Bobby has an imaginary account of $1 million, Bobby can trade many contract or large contract of oil and target profits and identify risk and with one or two contracts every now and then in just oil alone, his risk of rolling is almost 0 because a traitor who has $1 million of assets can trade an oil contract or a gold contract, and if in doubt a mini contract and make a huge difference in his return. This paragraph is a long paragraph and 90% of the people won't read it. And that's okay. I'm hoping that Bobby reads and does the work on his homework assignments and then he will learn things that will never tell him in economics class, but he will learn it in his lifetime the hard way or the easy way. It's very hard to make substantial profit with no risk, but it is very hard to maintain your purchase power because of the devaluation of currencies when your major goal is to avoid risk.
NASDAQ:MRNA
by ScottBogatin
The biotech era possibilities: reverse aging, cure cancer, ...A little intro to the biotech cycle... It could be real big. RNA technology can do a little bit more than tell your genes to produce spike protein. It could be used to fight cancer. It could also be used to increase life expectancy from 75 years to perhaps 90. And more importantly, make people age slower as well as kill "deficient" cells involved in aging. This means "prime" and "old age" would go from 25-50 and 50-75 to 25-60 and 60-90. Can you imagine? Of course this is not eternal life, but us humans prime for what seems like such a short time, especially as our life expectancy increase. You get to 25 and it's a race. By 50 it's over. At 35 you're already basically halfway through and missed on so much prossibly. But if you got until 60 then it would make a significant difference. You life would not be "over" just a few years after reaching adulthood. A while ago they came up with solutions but they had a little downside: it was highly cancerigenous. Research has improved, and if people don't revert to the stone age soon (no guarentee about that), it will continue. Plenty of treatments (injections, drugs, not RNA modifications) have been tested, and we have seen "70 year old" mice run faster than "25 year olds". They have been tested on various mammals and plants. And to my knowledge, 1 human. David Sinclair, a genetician that looks at least 10 years younger than he is. Not going to lie, the first people to get access to this, after the innovators (the few professors testing it on themselves) will be rich people. Anti-ageing through DNA therapy got to be cheaper and work better than weekly injections of 5 products + 25 other products to counter the side effects. RNA also is used to fight rare diseases, genetic disorders, but this concerns a tiny part of the population. It's nice and all, but let's be honest, most people care way more about increasing everyone's (and their) healthy life spans. Other uses: Vaccines. Obviously. Hunger management (you could also just ban obesity like Japan or ban the industry from dumping trucks of sugar and salt in their food to make people hungry). Faster fracture repair (maybe send gene instructions temporarly) Cure all sorts of handicaps (up to 10% of the population) Less very dumb people (that are unemployable)? Hair loss Color blindness Finally fix these teeth constantly getting damaged by bacteria Regrow an arm? Some cool sci-fi stuff? X-ray vision maybe? Idk unlimited possibilities A huge market bubble since "unlimited possibilities" Oh I can already see it Right now they are showing the population that RNA tech isn't scary by using them all (most of the pop) as guinea pigs and force vaccinating a lot of people. But I think they are calming down. These guys aren't that bright but at some point they might figure out if they insist too much they will alienate people and make them ultra-conservative and anti-vaxx and anti-everything. The boomers in power don't have long, so of course they are in a hurry to push this tech at any cost. Funny. They are desperate. The only western president that is young is Macron and OF COURSE his wife is like 80 or something. The risk is MOAR mass hysteria, MORE euphorism, so I think ultimately people will get greedy and go after more and more half tested rushed treatments, and traders should know the outcome: eventually, a catastrophe. Mass deaths followed by reverting back to ultra conservative values. Good buy on the next major bear market (this company or whichever one survives). But investing in this is not even the most interesting part.
NASDAQ:MRNA
by MrRenev
1