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CHINA: It’s time to shine {DIAMOND REVERSAL) Next 3 movesAfter falling 77% from ATH to a level lower than Mar2020, I think YINN is ready to reverse. What is forming maybe a head & shoulder pattern inside a diamond pattern. Measured TP of H&S is 18. I think it will go to 16 first, then retrace to 13 before going to the TP at 18. Many Chinese stocks are already making HLHH like BIDU, JD, NIO, VIPS, LI. These Chinese indices are also making sort of Diamond or H&S patterns like MCHI,GXC & KWEB. Major indices have also made a HLHH like SPY, SMH,XLK, XLY, XLV, ACWI, EEM, EPP, EWJ, EWA,VNM, THD & IEV. It seems market sentiment is turning bullish & back to risk-on in time for a VALENTINE RALLY. Not trading advice.
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by xtremerider8
A potentially 80% return bets on China concept stocksLogarithmic regression is used to model data where growth or decay accelerates rapidly at first and then slows over time. This model is for the long term series data (such as 10 years time span). The user can consider entering the market when the price below 25% or 5% confidence and consider take profit when the price goes above 75% or 95% confidence line. currently China stocks swing around the base level in 10 years. meanwhile the US stock is still bullsih, reflecting there might be a fund rotation to those weaker countries Fib levles already reach zero, so it might be attractive to bet on some rebounce. Target level could be Fib level: 0.382 = $17, which is a >100% return bet, meanwhile the stoploss is set on around $7.5. Indicator (setting: stdev: 2.7,-2.7):
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by BillionaireLau
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TA'ing leveraged productsLeveraged products often "reset" overnight, and essentially track the underlying assets movement during market hours only. So if an underlying security pops 10% between close and open, the leveraged product gets priced that morning, against the open of the underlying asset. In theory, that movement wouldn't be captured by the leveraged product. At least that's how I understand it - for non-24x7 markets. Note to self: don't fall into this trap again. Also me: L@@K at that Monthly TD9!
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