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This is a good read on the real-estate industry.Will we break the resistance line? We will probably have to retrace back down to support with rising interest rates. Also the US govt. has been downgraded creditwise by Fitch. Fitch is an American credit rating agency and is one of the "Big Three credit rating agencies". It moves the federal Government's rating as a currency issuer from AAA to AA+. This will mean that is is going to be harder for the US to borrow money. It works just like a consumers credit rating the lower the score the higher the rate. With higher rates means the cost to borrow money rises. Which means lower home prices. Will we see recession next year?
NASDAQ:EXPI
by rocker3117
Watch that support line!ExP has seen tremendous growth in a nice upward channel however, there are major headwinds that can really challenge the market that is already suffering severe supply/demand issues. If exp does not hold the lower channel support and breaks down from there, my point and figure chart shows a bearish price objective $9. Keep your eyes on that support line! It would be nice to see a bounce and moment to sell some puts, however I would be cautious about that because with all the R&D, economic and rate headwinds, this high flyer could put in a lower high. So far, we have seen a nice upward trend channel and no violation of that but I'm skeptical of what happens at this support line and would need to seem some really convincing changes in patterns, before I would even consider adding or starting any position here.
NASDAQ:EXPI
by fortunaequitis
Upside Potential Outweighs DownsideSo, I nailed my last EXPI idea. Holy smokes, it went right to $27-28 and I loaded up. Now, which way does EXPI go? RE stocks will likely suck for a while longer but can EXPI really drop into the teens? That'd be borderline absurd. I think a $5B market cap is a fine resting place for EXPI for a while. I don't expect the price to drop much further...its down nearly 70% from its high. I think the price will linger around from the mid $20s to mid $30s until Spring. Then, I expect it to come back to life a little. I don't see EXPI hitting new highs in 2022 but my expectation is a rebound to at least the $40s.
NASDAQ:EXPI
by WildBill2535
EXPI is a wait and see!EXPI is trading in the low $30s after reaching a recent high of $55. Macro sentiment is bearish. However, EXPI has reached a major support zone and one-day MFI is improving. I think there could still be some near-term pain caused by macro and RE industry news (unrelated to EXPI fundamentals or business operations). However, a bounce to the high $30s, back to the 200 EMA is also a good probability. For those who are inclined to do so, DCAing might be a good idea here. Alternatively, selling your EXPI, realizing a loss for 2021 and buying back could also be advantageous.
NASDAQ:EXPI
by WildBill2535
Near-Term Pain turns to Long-Term GainI think EXPI is done for the year! I image a lot of holders will sell some of their position to offset 2021 gains. I was bullish on EXPI up until recently and thought that some of the indicators would flip but there's too much negative sentiment in macro and RE specifically. I think EXPI will dip into the $20s and rebound from there. EXP is a promising company and is poaching high-performing RE talent from other brands. The company is expanding domestically and internationally and also moving into adjacent services which bode well for top-line growth.
NASDAQ:EXPI
by WildBill2535
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eXp World Holdings - Monitoring $56.20eXp World Holdings, Inc. provides cloud-based real estate brokerage services for residential homeowners and homebuyers. The company facilitates buyers to search real-time property listings and sellers to list their properties through its various platforms; and provides buyers and sellers with access to a network of professionals, consumer-centric agents, and brokers. Looking at a push above resistance ($56.20) to trigger a swing long. Stop: $52.60 Target: $68-70
NASDAQ:EXPILong
by LD_Perspectives
Good opportunity to DCA or add to long positionEntered outside the mean, and 200 EMA. Now it is retesting it thanks to high beta and volatility with the nasdaq correcting. Still Bullish as we are above it and dancing around 200EMA in an upward trend and channel, can we hit 60$ and get a 169% return? Target is November earnings, you saw how beating estimates sent it soaring. My outlook is interest rates aren't increasing till next year, so we still good and summer is over too, therefore people will need to settle indoors this winter. EXPI is primed for growth and is not reliant on large debt, it's clients clients are.... (Disclaimer not financial advice This is pure speculation with a bit of rational research)
NASDAQ:EXPILong
by jackohgorman
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We might find support - EXPIThe trend is your friend. On a Macroish timeframe we have turned into a bullish reversal. EXPI's business model, pulling in 1B in revenue that's all you need to know. The market is there and the growth is occurring. They just need to continue executing and expanding overseas. Now would be a good time to add or open a position since Analyst Forecast is $100+ for this. Support at $40, let's see how this plays out. (Disclaimer: not financial advice, just a rational decision based on apparent facts" NASDAQ:EXPI
NASDAQ:EXPILong
by jackohgorman
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EXPI Just tested supportJust tested support around 32 dolla. Our avg price is $25. We closed green today as the thumb of God helped us with support. While inflation persists, if Real estate is set to continue it's trend , this stock should continue to correlate positively. EXPI's Return on Equity is forecast to be high in 2 years (32.49%); analysts are confident in the firm's ability to efficiently generate return on equity/ROI for investors. Tom White from DA Davidson also maintains a target price of $62. Let's watch this unfold. Covered calls are also an option. (disclaimer not financial advice, just opinion based on fundamentals and technical analysis)
NASDAQ:EXPILong
by jackohgorman
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