JETS:NYSE is testing the resistance and is ready to RISE JETS has broken out of the resistance and is testing the breakout and is likely to rise and start a new trend up
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JETS invests in all-cap companies of both US and international passenger airline industry including aircraft manufacturers and airport companies. The index utilizes a tiered weighting scheme driven mostly by market cap as well as passenger load. As a result, the portfolio puts about 70% of its weight in US large-cap passenger airlines (at quarterly rebalance), with the top four companies receiving 10% each. The next five largest US or Canadian airlines each receive a 4% weighting. The remaining airline companies, that meet minimum trading and liquidity requirements, are scored based on fundamental factors. Scores are driven by cash flow return on capital, gross margin, sales growth and sales yield. The top five US or Canadian companies based on this composite score receive 3% weight and each of the 25 non-US companies scoring highest receive 1% weight. In September 2020, the strategy and weighting of the underlying index was modified without significant changes to exposure.
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5/10/24 - MEGA SHORT time sensitive - $jets $qqq $soxl $vixydo yourself a favor and look into this incoming CME from the sun.
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6 or 7 earth bound flares that each have the capacity to f things up massively.
the reason this matters is it's a DOWN ONLY situation. the market doesn't know about this (clearly) so any
JETS: Looking to start a positionLooking to start a longer-term position with JETS ETF.
Currently reclaimed its wedge structure from a TA perspective.
Math-wise, I am looking for a mean reversion back up to around the 20$ range.
The current mean is 24$.
Not a short-term idea, but looking to try and find things that have not r
JETS, a travel ETF rising summer travel season approaches LONGJETS on the reliable daily chart is in trend up since last fall which followed a trend down
during the spring and summer. Travel stocks are booming here and there including TCOM
(Trips.com) in China. The airlines have high volumes and are competing on price and perks.
So are the cruise lines. Th
JETS LongBull flag on the daily is prevalent. Long form consolidation can gear it towards 22.50 external liquidity target.
Be careful due to recent run-up. Stop at the sign of bull flag breakdown.
PS- Not financial advice. Do your own due diligence.
JETS Take-OffDespite travel having recovered significantly since COVID-19 lockdowns, US Global Jets ETF price action is far from its 2019 price. The ETF is up only 11.41% year-to-date and down about 32% in 5 years. The ETF has lagged behind the general market recovery and is trading at a MASSIVE DISCOUNT.
With
Bullish on JETSJets has broken out and completed a bearish flag, touched a key support, now I’m predicting the price to return back to the golden zone
JETS: Airlines get a bounce if market steadies and oil correctsShort term trade on the airlines which have been beat down lately with the market and rising fuel costs. I think we see some relief in the weeks ahead if these trends reverse for the short term.
LONG AIRLINES (JETS, AC, ACDVF, AAL)Technical and Fundamental Reasons for going Long AC Air Canada, and AAL and JETS and DAL AMEX:JETS TSX:AC OTC:ACDVF NASDAQ:AAL NYSE:DAL
We are in a tightening 3 Month range in all airline names (And even in broader markets)
Given how we have come straight down from the highs, a multi wee
LONG AIRLINES ACDVF, AC, JETS, AAL, DALTSX:AC Technical and Fundamental Reasons for going Long AC Air Canada, and AAL and JETS and DAL:
We are in a tightening 3 Month range in all airline names (And even in broader markets)
Given how we have come straight down from the highs, a multi week bounce with legs is likely and positioning in
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