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New Yearly High?BP has broken out of a flag pattern.However, is going negative in the coppock curve. Also, the total revenue has been the same for a while now. Im going to be relying on volatility. If its short it will be only short-termly i believe and if it is Long then short-term increase followed by pull-back then increase until Q4. Also, the moving average is providing support. I put my Long on the next fibonacci level.I have put the Long and short take profit at 1% but I think the price change will be much bigger so if it is - I will extend take profit.
NYSE:BP
by BlackbearTrader
BP - Looks heavy, today's spike could be bull trapRising trend line has been breached, we also see - Head and Shoulders (H&S) Bear Flag H&S neckline and Bear flag floor coincide... offer support at 448.00 levels. The bearish breakdown was confirmed on Friday. Today's up move is nothing more than a bull trap... Prices likely to test 400.00 levels over the next week or so. The bearish view goes will with the fact that Brent oil has breached the year long rising trend line as discussed in the previous post.
LSE:BP.
by TipTVFinance
#Education Tradingview P&F #BP share chart looking for a breakPoint and Figure Charts (PnF) are another example of a chart type that relies solely on price movements and not time intervals during the creation of the chart. In this way, PnF Charts are similar to Renko, Kagi and Line Break Charts. A basic understanding of PnF Charts is that they are comprised of a series of columns made from either X's or O's. X columns represent rising prices, while columns consisting of O's denote falling prices. Point and Figure Charts were originally popular in the early 1900's before the prominence of computer based charting. They were a way for technical analysts to chart large amounts of data in a short period of time. With the rise of computers, PnF Charts fell out of favor for quite a while. However recently, PnF Charts are once again gaining in popularity. Overall, there is a renewed interest in "noise filtering" charts which focus on price movements alone.
LSE:BP.Education
by RajDhall
BP is a Zig-Zag UpTrend - Would you invest? Guys, I am absolutely thrilled and be doing well with BP. I have the stock, LEAPS, Put-Sells, and soon Call-Sells. 1. What do you guys think about it 'after' the earnings? 2. Do you feel Brexit will have any negative effect in 2017-18? 3. Where do you see the stock ending in any timeframe? Please be specific $ and Time (if you can). 4. How are they doing with their Retail business with each gas station? 5. What if any are the lingering effects of the $2B to $20B lawsuit that is still pending (last I checked). 6. What is the Chart saying to you? If you can answer some or all of the above, it would be a great discussion. Thanks. Kenny
NYSE:BP
by kenny1924
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