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$V (Visa) Elliot Wave AnalysisVisa looks to be starting a lower degree wave 3 with the 1.618 extension falling at the $216.77 mark. I like to make options trades on these waves. I do so buy purchasing an ITM call ($200 strike) and trying to swing the option to near the top of the wave (target $216). A Call Option with a $200 strike and expiration of 9/25 would cost me roughly $450. If my analysis is correct, I will look for profits in the range of $950 - $1150. All of this ASSUMES the wave 4 (purple) correction is complete at the 0.236 retracement level so I will monitor closely and exercise proper risk management to mitigate any potential losses... Let me hear your thoughts and as always, don't forget to hit the like and subscribe........
NYSE:VLong
by Elliot_Surfer
Bitcoin's real value - inflation adjustedThe price of 1 bitcoin in inflation-adjusted USD, starting from Jan 3rd 2009. All price adjustments are based on the current purchasing power of the dollar according to the consumer price index, and comparing to 2009 on the day the genesis block was mined. You can disregard the invisible Visa symbol. It's a dirty trick that allows me to merge both of the Bitcoin-related price scales without merging in CPI , while also keeping inflation data back to the 2009 genesis block. This is because BLX data only starts in July 2010 and having it as the primary symbol would have suppressed inflation data prior to that. I picked Visa simply because its IPO happened shortly before the first Bitcoin block was mined, so it removes most of CPI's irrelevant data dating back to 1947. Unfortunately I couldn't completely hide it (you can still see its value in the price scale if you zoom out a lot). Additionally, the chart skips the days on which Visa wasn't trading (but that shouldn't matter on a large scale). Drag the time/price scale to adjust data. Double-click the price scale to auto-fit vertically.
NYSE:V
by mostlytheview
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V - 7.17% Profit Potential - Corridor BreakoutBe careful with this one. It is a highly risky trade from a technical perspective, however, I'm keeping the Stop Loss at circa -1% in order to preserve capital. We traded V a couple of weeks ago, and we made a quick 4% . Visa is one of my favorite stocks to trade and it hardly disappoints me. Corridor broken out after a 3-month correction following an incredible bull run. Multiple support confirmation on the 5-min chart. Support manage to hold up quite well even during the recent meltdown. Indicators are obviously not on our side, since we are playing the bounce. - Historical Uptrend - RSI + Stoch below 50 (!) - MACD below Signal (!) Target Entry $201.79 Target Stop Loss $199.17 Target Exit $216.01 About me - August P/L: +203.83% | Wins 85.19% | No Trades without Analysis - Note that I tend to adjust stop losses in order to secure profits early and preserve capital. This means that the target price is going to be achieved as long as there are no strong pullbacks that trigger my new adjusted stop loss.
NYSE:VLong
by maschera
2
Visa Pulls Back From New HighVisa formed an almost-perfect channel between May and mid-August, and ran to new highs before Labor Day. The recent volatility dragged it lower, but the pullback may be an opportunity. The patterns are relatively straightforward. One is the $200 level, the top of the channel. That old resistance now seems to be providing support. Second is the 50-day simple moving average (SMA), which rose up toward the same $200 level. Finally, V’s price action isn’t exactly a cup-and-handle. However it’s similar, with a high basing pattern followed by a move toward new highs. V (and Mastercard ) is one of the most direct proxies for consumer spending. That may also set it up to benefit if the pandemic continues to abate.
NYSE:VLong
by TradeStation
1
V break out from consolidation in play, but need confirmationA rising wedge appears to have formed inside the two month flattish consolidation channel. Touching upper bound Should we see a break out, measured move to 215; Conversely, should support be breached first, target 193/4 but expect the consolidation channel to hold Risk award skewed towards upside, but waiting for ES1! to resolve here first before a major next leg move in V Current position: Flat Disclaimer: These should be seen as the commentator's Notes to Self. Hopefully educational but aiming for entertaining. No legal or financial liabilities should be pursued from these materials.
NYSE:VLong
by cicizzyu