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Bullish strategie for MIST StockMonster Beverage (MNST, $50.15) was a top loser over the last three months, falling -15.3% to $50.15 per share. A.I.dvisor analyzed 41 stocks in the Beverages: Non-Alcoholic Industry for the 3-month period ending June 25, 2024, and found that 26 of them (63.64%) exhibited an Uptrend while 15 of them (36.36%) demonstrated a Downtrend. MNST in upward trend: price expected to rise as it breaks its lower Bollinger Band on June 12, 2024 MNST may jump back above the lower band and head toward the middle band. Traders may consider buying the stock or exploring call options. In 26 of 36 cases where MNST's price broke its lower Bollinger Band, its price rose further in the following month. The odds of a continued upward trend are 72%.
NASDAQ:MNSTLong
by IEAlcista
$MNST long off POC and AVWAPLong MNST off likely support by POC and AVWAP. Entry: $55.75 Risk options: SL under previous low $54.75: Risk = $1.00 ($55.75 - %54.75) SL under Low Volume Node (LVN) $53.45: Risk = $2.30 Tp at Value Area High $60.42 R:R ratio 1:4.7 or 1:2 ($1 / $4.67 or $2.30 / $4.67) Position Size: 'R' x Account_Size / Risk Where 'R' is the percent of your account you are willing to lose (typically <2%) Account_Size is your total risk capital Risk is either $1.00 or $2.30 depending where you put the SL Ex. If you are risking 2% per trade, your risk capital is $10,000 and you put the SL under previous low: Position Size= 2% x $10,000 / $1.00 = 200 Shares (or 87 shares with the SL under the LVN)
NASDAQ:MNSTLong
by gb50k
2
Monster: Sell SignalSince our last analysis of Monster, we've observed a significant rise to just over $60. However, we now believe that Wave B has concluded. There's a scenario where we could climb higher, but we don't subscribe to that view. We suspect a double top formation near the $60.50 mark, corresponding to the Wave I cycle, and anticipate a five-wave downward structure leading to Wave C or the overarching Wave (A). We're setting a short entry because we believe the structure allows for the assumption of a double top formation. Given this is a double top, we also expect to see a double bottom. Nonetheless, our target remains the upper end of the support zone, as we don't want to quibble over a few percentage points and risk not triggering our take profit. Therefore, we've set our target at $49.88.
NASDAQ:MNSTShort
by stromm_by_wmc
The Beverage Breakdown: Monster's Technical Tale Told.The Beverage Breakdown: Monster's Technical Tale Told. Monster Beverage Corporation 1. Price Formation: The price has previously broken out from a Reverse inverted Cup &Handle price formation on a daily chart and hit a target. Bearish sentiment. 2. Moving Averages: The 7-day moving average (MA) is below the 21-day MA. 3. 200-day Moving Average is above the Price. 5. Relative Strength Index (RSI): The RSI is < than 50. 6. Price Target:35 Monster Beverage Corporation is an American beverage company that produces energy drinks, soft drinks, and natural beverages. As of my last update in January 2022, here’s a brief overview: 1. History Monster Beverage Corporation was originally a natural beverage company called Hansen's, which was founded in 1935. They sold fruit juices, sodas, and other natural beverages for many years. In 2002, the company introduced the Monster Energy drink, which became extremely popular and led to a major shift in the company's focus towards energy drinks. In 2012, the company changed its name from Hansen's Natural to Monster Beverage Corporation to better reflect its primary product. 2. Products Monster's most popular product line is its range of energy drinks, which include: - Monster Energy (Original) - Monster Ultra (Zero-calorie versions) - Java Monster (Coffee-flavored) - Monster Rehab (Tea-based) - Hydro Monster (Non-carbonated, electrolyte beverage) ...and many other variants. The company has also ventured into other drink categories and has collaborations with other brands and celebrities. 3. Acquisition by Coca-Cola In 2015, The Coca-Cola Company and Monster Beverage Corporation announced a partnership where Coca-Cola transferred its energy drink business to Monster, and Monster transferred its non-energy drink business to Coca-Cola. Coca-Cola also acquired a significant minority stake in Monster as a part of this deal. This partnership helped Monster expand its global distribution significantly, as it could now leverage Coca-Cola's expansive distribution network. 4. Controversies: Like many energy drink companies, Monster has faced criticism and legal challenges related to the health effects and marketing of its products, especially towards young consumers. 5. Financials and Stock Market Performance: Monster Beverage Corporation is a publicly-traded company, and its stock performance and financials can be found on financial platforms or its official investor relations website. Two key figures in the company's history are: 1. Rodney C. Sacks: He has been the Chairman and CEO of Monster Beverage Corporation for several decades. Sacks, along with Hilton Schlosberg, acquired Hansen's Natural (the predecessor to Monster Beverage Corporation) in 1992. Under their leadership, the company transitioned from selling natural sodas to launching the Monster Energy drink in 2002, which ultimately led to substantial growth. 2. Hilton Schlosberg: He has been the Vice Chairman, President, COO, and CFO of the company. Like Sacks, Schlosberg played an integral role in the transformation and success of Monster Beverage Corporation. Both Sacks and Schlosberg have been instrumental in guiding the company's strategy, growth, and expansion over the years. Rodney C. Sacks and Hilton Schlosberg, the key figures behind Monster Beverage Corporation's rise, both originally come from South Africa. They migrated to the United States, where they eventually took over Hansen's Natural and transformed it into the energy drink giant known as Monster Beverage Corporation. Their South African background and their success in the American beverage industry make their story quite notable in the world of business.
NASDAQ:MNSTShort
by Sahle
MNST - Monster with a monstrous drop?Nah, not monstrous, but a drop maybe. What do we have in this chart? The up-sloping Fork projects the most probable path that price takes. So, it's up, until price is falling out of the Pitchfork. Next, the A/R or Action/Reaction lines (slight blue). All they do is measure a pullback action and project the corresponding reaction. As we see, the A/R line above the last high is not touching price, but it gives kind of a resistance to price. Then we have price itself: A huge bunching is happening up there. And, price crossed below the Center-line a couple weeks ago and is currently trading below it, with support of the EMA(30). So we land at the Indicators and Oscillators: The MACD crossed negative weeks ago. And this time the negative indication is longer than the last two times. The Mansfield Indicator shows weakness compared to the S&P500, and the RSI has taken a dive weeks ago. All this leads me to believe that we see bigger correction in MNST. Maybe not a monstrous one, but a correction down to the L-MLH. Play it save if and don't let greed eat your brain §8-)
NASDAQ:MNSTShort
by Tr8dingN3rd
3
Monstrous downfall for MNSTWeekly chart of MNST 50 is a strong support level of MNST. This had acted as a strong resistance level, which MNST had tried to break in April, August, December 2021 and then again in July 2022. Finally, it had succeeded in its fifth attempt in November 2022. After a steep descent, MNST is getting support at the 50 level. MNST has lost support of 200 SMA. It is, therefore, very likely that MNST will lose support of 50. Next support is at 45, which is also .618 retracement of uptrend since March 2022. Overall market is weak. So, I don't rule out that MNST may fall even further.
NASDAQ:MNSTShort
by RS3175
1