4T trade ideas
T to Long, from 27 to 31Existing Condition:
1. in weekly demand zone (12/28/2018)
2. 15m Double bottom
3. Gap up, down trend line break
4. re-test, Gap filled
Entry near 27
Stop: 26
target: 31;
Risk/reward=1:4
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In my real trade, I use options. I bought Jun 28 Call, limit 1.81.
If I am right, I will Sell C31 limit 1.9; So, Get a C28/31 long position for free.
If stop: lose about 0.60.
Sum of my ideas: 5 active
1 winner, 1 loser, 8 cancelled, 4 pending for condition, 1 analysis only.
AT&T Still great Long Term Hold I consider AT&T to be a perfect company for any cash flow-oriented investor who wants to take advantage of the recent volatility to invest. The company already represents almost 3 percent of my broadly diversified retirement portfolio. In principle, I don't want individual companies to be above this three percent threshold, but I could make an exception for AT&T. The dividend is comparatively high and secured by a low payout rate and an extreme cash flow. I am also surprised and impressed by how defensively the share price has held up in the wake of the corona shock on the markets. Accordingly, the company remains a clear buy for me, especially in uncertain times.
T - Healthy ConsolidationIdentified levels for T and found that there is some healthy consolidation at current levels. As of 2/15 we are consolidating on a support at 38.12 and have support from a trend line build from the start of the move up. I took the previous trend and figured it into the current trend to create a wedge that could be a good guide to price action going forward. Will review later and see how this worked out. Depending on market performance, anticipating potential move to 39.66 area at end of February.
White = Monthly Levels
Purple = Weekly Levels
Red = Daily Levels
AT&T LONGOne Of The Few Good Long-Term Investments Today
In an overvalued market, the investments which can be considered "relatively safe," with a good yield and with a conservative upside, are few and far between.
This makes investing "correctly" even more important, and to not buy companies at a valuation which includes a potential negative long-term CAGR.
AT&T, while not as appealing during its crash valuation, is still one of the better long-term potential investments out there.
Despite coming in soft in certain aspects, AT&T, nonetheless, manages to check all of 2019 goals, and go into 2020-2022 with a strong FCF and well-covered dividend at historical undervaluation with significant potential upside. This makes the company a "Buy."
T-Mobile and Sprint mergerIt is finally happening: T-Mobile nears Sprint takeover. As a result, german telecoms provider´s debt decreases. Wer are talking about $26,5 billion purchase of Sprint, of course, only if T-Mobile achieves to win court´s Nod for the takeover. According to the latest rumors things are going smoothly.
The combined company will operate under the T/Mobile name, and will have a regular monthly subscriber base of about 80 million, thus entering the upper league as AT^T Inc (75 million) and Verizon (114 million).
In case we finally see the merger, T/mobile will jave more spectrum than any other carrier. It refers to the frequencies through which wireless signals are transmitted. In other words, it will give the company an additional advantage over its competitors.
Good luckTrading is not about being right or wrong. Trading is not being in the market all the time. But it is a response center where you check your analysis. Do you want a infinite cost to check if your analysis is wrong? Then don't use a stoploss. Do you want an infinite return which could possibly turn into a loss due a long period? Or do you want a set goal which is hit?
Trading is not only analysis but also your mental state. Mental control or mental analysis is what makes you a winner.
AT&T -reached low of the triangle - should bounce possibly soon!AT&T -- reached the low...of the triangle...poised and should rise, (unless it breaks below it of course. then all bets off ..... lol) ----- and will first need to be dependant on favourable NEWs in the next couple of days regarding its QUARTER RESULTS...and earnings report (its due in 2 days).
Stay tuned...
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AT&T -- symmetrical triangle? BIG PICTURE bullish trend.AT&T -- SHOWING BIG PICTURE over 6 months view --- symmetrical triangle? bullish trend. It is getting recent BUY ratings and signals.. we shall see if it crosses above. the line eventually with solid VOLUME. on my watch now-- with some buy in. IMO.
AT&T Looking like a positive chart with potential▲ (4.06% Upside) ----- AT&T Looking like a positive chart with potential - With a BIT more gain to it....Based on 20 analysts offering 12 month price targets for AT&T in the last 3 months. The average price target is $40.47 with a high forecast of $47.00
Melt-up @ workIn this market At&t is a golden goose with a healthy dividend and they're on the forefront of large-scale implementation of 5G. Although headwinds are strong (debt/ etc) , the bull market we're in and the future growth potential outweight the negatives at this point in time, especially since it still has a sane P/E. Go long, Q2 price target $42 + dividend along the way
Sell at 2nd support, if that is lost expect a rapid descent
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