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Unilever point towards a collapse/bear market!Hi all, Do I need to say more? Check the weekly chart of Fugro and see what happened after a triangle that formed for about 3 years (2011-2014). This one has been forming for about 2,5 years... Unilever made an early top in September 2019 and according to my own theory, sometimes gives big hints of what is to come or a big top or bottom in the overall market... An alternative (which is not drawn in the chart) is that the blue 'D' should be the recent spike low and the E is still to be made (so we could go a little higher). For me it is potato/potatoe, I am in a put position and waiting for the move down. :) I wish you all the wisdom to stay safe in the bear market that has started as of November 2021 (divergent higher high in America (ES for example) compared to Europe per the beginning of January). I am early to call this (it has been my preferred scenario since the middle of 2021), though I have been silent on TradingView and I will remain silent in the future (to busy with work and family life). I believe in this scenario until proven otherwise. So I act accordingly with my different option positions. ;) So see this as a little present and enjoy it. ;) Shalom, Im
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by ImmanuelKoning
Unilever Plc (ULVR)Unilever on Thursday reported higher-than-expected third quarter underlying sales growth, as it hiked prices in response to cost inflation. The consumer goods and food maker said underlying sales rose 2.5% for the three months to September 30, beating the 2.2% of analysts' forecasts. Growth was boosted by good demand in the US, India, China and Turkey, while a 4.1% increase in prices offset a 1.5% volume decline. The Company reiterated its guidance for full-year 2021 operating margins to be "around flat" year-on-year thanks to multiple factors. Those included revenue growth management initiatives, savings from efficiencies, some benefit from the unwinding of the Covid-19 on costs and mix and from adjusting Brand and Marketing investments. But Unilever might lose some market share after several large fast-moving consumer goods rivals, such P&G, Loreal or Nestle, had flagged their intention to ramp-up marketing spend. The company could be a mega-merger target.
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by mgiuliani
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ULVR | Triple bottom on weeklyHi all, ULVR looking very attractive at the moment, as a triple bottom has formed from prior resistance around 3700 GBX. I see this as a floor and any touches over the coming weeks will be a good chance to accumulate the name. Could see Volume resistance around 4300 GBX We can see a wedge forming with long-term dynamic support and recent downwards resistance too. Any impulse and pop above the wedge should bring us back to ATHs with 40%+ gains. Any thoughts? (*This is not financial advice, for sake of discussion and illustrative purposes only*)
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by InvestEmi
Divergent in RSI so uptrend incomingHello everyone, So UNILEVER is in a strong down trend since the earnings were published (why, I have no idea). However I see a divergent in the RSI. RSI goes up, while the trend is going down. I think that the trend will go up soon, because of the indicator. Hopefully it will break trough the SMMA 20. My price target will be 3783 GBX, the first resistance. After this one is broken, it can push through the 4000. This is my first Technical Analyse ever. Please feel free to leave a comment and give me advice/feedback. Have a nice evening, Lorenzo (Netherlands)
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by langelaarlorenzo
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Unilever, Long at these pricesUnilever currently down due to widermarket conditions, investors have been putting money into growth, tech and recovery stocks, now its being dragged down due to wider downtrends. when people look for a safe place to park up, theyll come back to unilever and P&G. Unilever are currently restructuring they're portfolio with they're tea businesses and other areas. with more potenital growrth on the table for investors in the years to come, unilever is looking like nice buy around these levels. doubt itll go lower than £35
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by JamesFlem