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Symmetrical Triangle ABC BullishBullish Chart but find a good entry for you if you want to buy this stock. Always do your research and remember targets 2 (T2) can be a long time coming and may not come. I keep my eyes on T1 then I worry about T2. If a stock becomes overbought etc..use your trading skills. IE..I bought PCAR. The stock made it to 91.27 and it was extremely overbought. I sold it at 91 and bought it again on the pull back. PCAR did not make it to targets of 93.27 100 and 106 without becoming extremely overbought. It just depends I guess and nothing is written in stone. It appears there is a market rotation going on. But things are not as they appear so I always tip toe as of late Short interest low Watch out for market volatility. There is an awful lot going on in our world right now Targets and long entry possibilities listed on chart for both patterns. Possible stop below 90.7 Be safe Not a recommendation
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by lauralea
JPMorgan Holds the 50-day as Curve SteepensTechnology stocks have undeniably led the market for several months. However the banks are showing signs of strength. JPMorgan Chase has been quietly making higher lows along its 50-day and 100-day simple moving averages (SMAs). That suggests its intermediate-term trend is at least neutral, and possibly nearing a bullish state. In and of itself, the chart is still inconclusive. But another chart, 30-year Treasury Yields , could add a fundamental reason to consider the banks. As we highlighted on August 10, bond prices were slamming into resistance as the economy showed signs of rebounding from coronavirus. (That pushes yields higher.) Jerome Powell’s new commitment to hotter inflation might also keep upward pressure on long-term rates. The result could be a push/pull from the Fed. Inflation pushes long rates higher as the FOMC's target range pulls short rates lower. That’s potentially a positive environment for banks like JPM that profit from a steeper yield curve. It could also get a cyclical boost if the economy continues to recover. (The second item on Powell’s agenda was a recovery in the job market.)
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by TradeStation
Elliot Wave Model for JPMThere are a lot of different models for this, and It's hard to determine, but some of the models I have seen have the first wave forming at the first high after the covid sell-off (96.55), but I consider that cluster part of market chaos/confusion and consolidation and therefore part of the formation of wave 1, which saw a high 103.47, wave two was a relatively short pull-back from mid April to mid-May followed by wave 3 that reached nearly 115 high. I believe we have been in a long drawn out pull-back since, wave 2 was relatively short and concise, and as such, it makes sense that wave 3 has been longer and meandering (and utterly frustrating), as this is typically the case with waves 2 and 4 (when one is long the other is short or vice versa). At this juncture we may be heading into the beginning of wave 5, where we will break the pre-covid highs in the region of 125, after which we will begin a new cycle. Enjoy, thoughts please.
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by nycmary
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Fractal, where art thou fractal? JPMDown to 97 (thereabouts) a gap up to 103…then 105….upward to 110 (ish), back down to 106 (ish) and a decent to 112-115…all in the next two-three weeks. That’s all folks. It’s all in the starts…err…ummm, it’s all in the triangles…the fractals the waves…what have you, but it is there!! All the banks will follow a similar galactic trajectory---and by “galactic” I mean a little push withing the stratosphere, but hey, up is up…until it comes down.
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by nycmary