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MS: Medium term bears!Morgan Stanley Short Term - We look to Sell at 87.23 (stop at 89.69) The medium term bias remains bearish. There is scope for mild buying at the open but gains should be limited. Prices expected to stall near trend line resistance. Further downside is expected. Preferred trade is to sell into rallies. Our profit targets will be 80.98 and 79.00 Resistance: 92.40 / 109.00 / 120.00 Support: 81.00 / 72.50 / 53.00 Please be advised that the information presented on TradingView is provided to Vantage (‘Vantage Global Limited’, ‘we’) by a third-party provider (‘Signal Centre’). Please be reminded that you are solely responsible for the trading decisions on your account. There is a very high degree of risk involved in trading. Any information and/or content is intended entirely for research, educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment or consultation advice or investment strategy. The information is not tailored to the investment needs of any specific person and therefore does not involve a consideration of any of the investment objectives, financial situation or needs of any viewer that may receive it. Kindly also note that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Actual results may differ materially from those anticipated in forward-looking or past performance statements. We assume no liability as to the accuracy or completeness of any of the information and/or content provided herein and the Company cannot be held responsible for any omission, mistake nor for any loss or damage including without limitation to any loss of profit which may arise from reliance on any information supplied by Signal Centre.
NYSE:MSShort
by VantageMarkets
Rectangle TopVery long impulse wave with a bottom of 27.20 and a top of 109.73. MS reached it's high and looks it like price bounced around in a rectangle top for a while before breaking the bottom trend line which is now resistance. The bottom trendline of the rectangle top appears to have become the resistance line of yet another rectangle which has broken to the downside. Price hit the yearly low earlier today at 76.89 and that is close to the .382 fib level of the impulse wave up (approximately 38% pull back of the wave up). The 2 year low is 35.53. 3 year low is 27.20. There are a bunch of buyers in this impressive and steep rise up which is better viewed on weekly. (below) Buyers often become sellers, eventually. Short interest is lower than I expected at 1.46%. Fundamentals look good. Dividend is 3.55% which is a substantial yield but comes with a high payout ratio of over 96%. The payout ratio shows the proportion of earnings a company pays its shareholders in the form of dividends, expressed as a percentage of the company's total earnings. In a perfect world, I would rather see a much lower payout ratio so that I feel the dividend is sustainable. It seems there is no telling what the market will do hour to hour, much less day to day. I guess if one feels the market is finished pulling back, this could be a long. If one feels the market massacre is not over yet, then some would consider going short. Or some may sit on the side lines in cash like I am for the most part and watch the market. This could be my first true bear market and I am just trying to learn as much as I can. (o: No recommendation
NYSE:MSShort
by lauralea
1
Rest on MondayWhen you're cognitively relaxed, you're likely to be in a good mood, so you like what you see, you trust what you hear, you trust your intuition, and you feel comfortable and familiar. At this point, your thoughts may also be relatively random and superficial. When you're nervous, you're more likely to be alert, suspicious, put more energy into your hand, feel cramped, make fewer mistakes, but your intuition and creativity are lower than usual Thinking Fast and Slow Relax ~
NYSE:MSShort
by Haoge
10
MS - Double BottomPrice has twice bounced off support at around $93-$94 forming a double bottom pattern. This generally signifies the end of the prior downtrend and the beginning of a new uptrend so it looks like a good time to go long. Price has also just broken past resistance at $96, relatively easily, and there is a bullish crossover on MACD. Despite the strong technicals, this is a risky time in the market, especially with FOMC coming up in 2 days, so I would keep any position light. PT#1 is at $101.50 and PT#2 is at $106.50. Place a stop loss right under $94.
NYSE:MSLong
by UnknownUnicorn30271326
10x Any Trading Account - Using MathTLDR: It's not as hard to 10x an account as it may seem. By using math, we can exponentially grow our account while also exponentially making it easier to grow (and also continue to minimize our risk). So, I am planning on growing an account from 3k - 30k. This is no easy task, but I am going to break down why it's not as hard as you think. Math! As the account grows, hitting 10% of the original amount each day will get exponentially easier. Here's an example Day 1 : 3k to trade with means each daily profit goal is ~ $450 (Thats 3 trades of 25% profit using reasonable risk management. I'm going to break that down later, why this isn't actually as difficult as it it may seem to do consistently) Hint: 0dte Day 2 : We now have $3,450 in the account. Adjusting the trading plan risk management to the new account size, this means the profit goal for today is now ~ $518. (see where this is going) Day 8 : By now, the account is $7,854 and the profit goal the previous day was $1032. By following the same trading plan and carrying it over as the account grows, the profit compounds. Now, this is great, but it could be better. To further reduce risk, instead of increasing the profit target with a larger buying power, we can instead play with the trading plan to make our chances of success even higher. Lets take a look at the variables affecting the profit in a trade, and we'll come back to this idea in the future. (edited) In every trade, there are 3 main factors that affect how much cash you acquire. These are: The total % of your account used in each trade The dollar amount you use in each trade The % of profit you attain from those two figures The total amount of the account we use in each trade, the less % we have to make in each trade. (10% on a 500 play is 50 - Alternatively, 5% on a 1000 play is also 50.) This allows us to trade even in markets where this isn't much volatility. We can shorten the time we are in a trade, and the movement required on the chart, to hit our goal. (edited) Also, there's one huge factor I am relying on. As the account grows, hitting 10% of the original amount each day will get exponentially easier. Here's an example > Day 1: 3k to trade with means each daily profit goal is ~ $450 (Thats 3 trades of 25% profit using reasonable risk management. I'm going to break that down later, why this isn't actually as difficult as it it may seem to do consistently) Hint: 0dte > > Day 2: We now have $3,450 in the account. Adjusting the trading plan risk management to the new account size, this means the profit goal for today is now ~ $518. (see where this is going) > > Day 8: By now, the account is $7,854 and the profit goal the previous day was $1032. By following the same trading plan and carrying it over as the account grows, the profit compounds. Now, this is great, but it could be better. To further reduce risk, instead of increasing the profit target with a larger buying power, we can instead play with the trading plan to make our chances of success even higher. Lets take a look at the variables affecting the profit in a trade, and we'll come back to this idea in the future. (edited) So back to our little example. Instead of increasing the goal each day, it would be wiser to adjust our trading plan to allow for more attempts (using less % of total BP per trade) or for higher success rate (5% profit per trade instead of 25%). This means that as our account grows, the effort will go down as success probability rate increases - exponentially. This is where it all comes together. By day 10 of making $450 per day, we would have $7,500 in the account. We would effectively be doubling the amount of trades we can make (10% of the account per trade instead of 20%) and cutting the %gains needed per trade (from 25% to 20%). We can now afford to lose more often, as we have more buying power. Because we can afford to lose more often, we can also afford to tighten our stops losses, minimizing the risk per trade. Also, we now have much more opportunity to slip into more trades, as our %gains needed decreases each day. (As another method, this can be played with to your liking and manipulated differently depending on how you feel that day, once you get comfortable enough with your trading plan. So maybe you don't have to trade every day, and you take advantage of the compounding profit effect in the later stages. Say maybe, 5x into the 10x challenge. (15k out of a 3k - 30k challenge.) This is also how the "rich get richer". As your capital grows from initial investment, it becomes easier and easier to make profits in comparison to that initial investment.
NYSE:MSEducation
by SJ_CAP
6