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SBUX - uptrend still intact (for now)Uptrend still intact unless we breach the near term support @ 84. Bullish divergence is a harbinger that a near term bounce is in the works (note that any bounce from a bullish divergence is short term and may not translate into longer term trend). Watch out for resistance at 90 as it may experience another consolidation around there. A close above 90 will be a strong signal for the bulls. Disclaimer: Just my 2 cents and not a trade advice. Kindly do your own due diligence and trade according to your own risk tolerance and don't forget that money management is important! Take care and Good Luck!
NASDAQ:SBUXLong
by Juliac
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Is Starbucks Shooting For The Moon? Starbucks had a good quarter in Q2 despite widespread shutdowns in its second-largest market, China. The company reported $8.15 billion in net revenue for a gain of 8.7% over last year which beat the consensus by $0.02 billion. The beat is slim but compounded by strength in the largest market, the U.S., and new store openings. On a comp basis, the global comp is up 3% on a 6% increase in ticket average offset by a 3% decline in tickets. In North America, sales rose 9% on an 8% increase in check average and 1% increase in volume while International sales fell 18% on a 44% decline in China. Ex-China, International sales rose by double-digits, driven by new stores and deeper penetration of emerging coffee markets.
NASDAQ:SBUXLong
by gorgevorgian
SBUX - turned the cornerBroke out of a cup base @ 80 on 18 July, then pulled back and retested this neckline which now affirmed that this resistance has now become support. Time to buy the dips (as long as it does not close below 80). RSI >60 showing good strength. However, be mindful that earnings is expected out tomorrow. Should there be a dip after earnings (but staying >80), it would be a good opportunity to initiate some position. Disclaimer: Just my 2 cents and not a trade advice. Kindly do your own due diligence and trade according to your own risk tolerance and don't forget that money management is important! Take care and Good Luck!
NASDAQ:SBUXLong
by Juliac
SBUX Target $107.5Since bottoming at $68.5 in May SBUX has made a series of higher lows and most recently a higher high. The ADX is confirming the uptrend since June when the D+ crossed D-. The OBV is also confirming the trend. The most recent candle broke out of the weekly and daily descending trend lines and closed above the .618 Fibonacci level. Short term and long term Force index cross is very bullish and the current price's proximity to the POC looks like a relatively safe entry as it represents the level at which the most shares have traded in the last 12 months ($79.26). Assuming earnings are in line I anticipate a prolonged rally up the Fibonacci scale. Targeting: $87.49, $92.64 $107.52
NASDAQ:SBUXLong
by Master_of_Fine_Charts
Starbucks: Caffeine boost for price actionStarbucks Shortterm - We look to Buy at 76.22 (stop at 71.07) The trend of higher lows is located at 70.80. This is positive for sentiment and the uptrend has potential to return. Early pessimism is likely to lead to losses although extended attempts lower are expected to fail. We look to buy dips. Although the anticipated move is corrective, it does offer a good risk reward ratio for the short term. Our profit targets will be 91.83 and 95.00 Resistance: 92.00 / 110.00 / 126.50 Support: 71.00 / 60.00 / 41.00 Please be advised that the information presented on TradingView is provided to Vantage (‘Vantage Global Limited’, ‘we’) by a third-party provider (‘Signal Centre’ ). Please be reminded that you are solely responsible for the trading decisions on your account. There is a very high degree of risk involved in trading. Any information and/or content is intended entirely for research, educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment or consultation advice or investment strategy. The information is not tailored to the investment needs of any specific person and therefore does not involve a consideration of any of the investment objectives, financial situation or needs of any viewer that may receive it. Kindly also note that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Actual results may differ materially from those anticipated in forward-looking or past performance statements. We assume no liability as to the accuracy or completeness of any of the information and/or content provided herein and the Company cannot be held responsible for any omission, mistake nor for any loss or damage including without limitation to any loss of profit which may arise from reliance on any information supplied by Signal Centre.
NASDAQ:SBUXLong
by VantageMarkets
034. PIGGISH PLAY - Short Starbucks CorpPart I. - Opening Statements: Two things that I like about Starbucks: 1) The coffee is pretty good and the holiday special drinks are amusing 2) Much more importantly, SBUX has some of the most reliably clean bathrooms among all public places Two things that I dislike about Starbucks: 1) Their naming convention for beverage sizes is illogical and somewhat culturally ignorant. Specifically, I have a major social-justice-esque problem with "Grande" and "Venti". This would be because: - "Grande" means "great" in Italian and means "big" in Spanish. Since the Italian translation isn't a valid size, one can only make sense of it if interpreted in Spanish. - "Venti" can mean either "Winds" or "Twenty" in Italian. While the latter is for sure what they are referring to, I think both are equally inappropriate given that there is no Spanish interpretation for this size. 2) You need to provide them with a first name for the order, irrespective of whether you are the only customer in the store. Before I move on with the impetus and details of this very elegant looking short setup on SBUX daily, let us examine both of these issues more closely by replaying the last SBUX run-in I had about six weeks ago: Me (Internal Dialogue): I'm super thirsty and tired right now and I have to donate something to this place if I'm going to use their clean bathroom. F**k it, I'll go with the large Cold Brew this time. Hmm, is it Grande or Venti - I can never remember? Me (to Register Attendant ): I'll take the "Gran-day" Cold Brew, please. "Barista": "Sure thing, that will be 6.49. Can I get your name please?" "Me (Internal): 6.49 is egregious for a cup of coffee. Where the hell do they get off charging that much? Hold up, 6.49 = Grande, which... = medium!? These freaking names are so stupid and don't make any sense. If this place didn't have clean bathrooms, I swear to god this would be my last time in this place. "Me (To "Barista"): "Great, thanks. Here's six.. and forty eight, forty-nine cents on the dot." "Barista": "Awesome, now we'll just need your name for this order." "Me (Internal): Why on this pandemic-forsaken planet do you need my name? Are you the IRS? Are you planning on sending me flowers? THERE'S NOBODY ELSE HERE, SO WHY DO YOU NEED MY NAME??. Idiot. "Me (To "Barista"): "Uh, I guess. It's Perma." "Me (Internal): (Sipping grande-medium coffee drink/spilling a bit and getting angry at Starbucks again) "This place sucks. I know it used to be good, but it definitely sucks now. Where are all the usual crowds that swarm here, pretending to study and what- not? Well, this is the kind of brick-and-mortar business model that such a pandemic would theoretically crush to death. But, I mean, it's Starbucks and these stores are literally everywhere. Hmm, well real estate prices are nearly as inflated as stock prices these days, so perhaps SBUX is about to get its second HBS Case Study with a Bankruptcy theme this time around... Yeah, if I see these shops start closing down, I'll be shorting this thing for making me choose the wrong-sized drink, again. PART II. - Actual Commentary on the Pig-Play & Fundamental Reasoning for SBUX Short: If you skipped to here, then I don't entirely blame you. However, you might want to read the last paragraph of Part I (me internal dialogue) because this did in fact happen in real life and is the impetus for taking a sizeable short position against the company. See, I did notice a store closing the other day and then started following the stock a bit. It is bearish indeed. The killer blow, IMO, is that they really missed the bottom line on their ER yesterday, which can be directly linked to their strategic cost of brick-and-mortar cannibalization of properties in major cities that have seen rents skyrocket. While SBUX maintained pretty strong revenue, this was mostly due to newer channels in China that have started realizing gain. Unfortunately, the recipe as it currently stands domestically, is one of disaster because of the sheer number of properties that Starbucks owns. I wholehartedly believe that this ER is the first of many that concludes with 10-dollar per share stock price and forced liquidation in two years or so. PART III. - Brief Technical Discussion & PIG SPECS: Directing attention away from the fundamental picture, what we have in front of us is a truly harmonic price chart. Immediately upon opening up the chart, I noticed how symmetrical the price action distributed before the culmination top. The technique that I used here is an application of Gann's timing angles (1x1, 2x1, etc.) that can be found in any "Gann-fan" tool. These angles are naturally geometric and also fall within the generic harmonic scale of 1/8th. Specifically, the ones used above are the common 30 degrees, 45 degrees, 37.5 degrees and 27.5 degrees coming down from the left and intersecting the horizontal axis below. When these angle lines bounce off of the horizontal axis, they will ultimately intersect their original horizontal starting price levels (on the left, drawn across), as well as intersect with the other key angle lines' original starting price levels. What is not commonly known is that these intersections can make for perfect trades, in perpetuity. I call the exact hit points "landmines" and they are depicted as green and red dots herein. The green dots are past "support" landmines and you can see that price bounces upward as it approaches the landmine's location in time. Conversely, the red landmines act as resistance as price approaches their vector time. Now, the gray dots are FUTURE LANDMINES that could either be GREEN OR RED, depending on whether the price action is above or below the exact hit in price-time. Also, when you have future landmines set up like this, you can without much effort, figure out a projected price path knowing that price will approach these points in the near-future. So, now that the landmines are in place, and the earnings report confirmed my theory on the declining fundamental picture, I think its time to present you with the option contracts that I've already started accumulating yesterday: PIG SPECS: (LONG) PUT POSITION 1: SBUX PUT, STRIKE= 96, Expiration= 2/11, Allocation of Cap = 75% (LONG) PUT POSITION 2: SBUX PUT, STRIKE = 97, Expiration= 2/4, Allocation of Cap =25% Reasoning: While the two strikes and expirations are very similar in price and theta, this isn't a typical calendar play. I see this short as a very calculated, tight rip down over the next few sessions. The moves downward are likely to be symmetrical and the daily movements, methodical. I'm basing this off of the symmetry shown in the many years of ascending price action on the left side of the chart. If this assumption holds, then there is little point in getting fancy with OTM strikes and various exp. dates. No need to overthink this one - as it could be just as viable if one were to short the equity directly. I might do this as well tomorrow. FIN. -Venti-Bag-PigPlayer NASDAQ:SBUX SP:SPX DJ:DJI CURRENCYCOM:US500 CURRENCYCOM:US30
NASDAQ:SBUXShort
by UnknownUnicorn5511258
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