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VCP Pattern ,Accumulation and Long, BreakoutSimilar pattern from Mark Miervini's book Rules of VCP * Volatality to contract from left to right. * Stock Going from greater volatility on left side of the price base to lesser volatility on the right base. * Each successive contraction contained to about half (plus or minus a reasonable amoiunt) of the previous pull back or contraction. CRM 's Contraction T1 20% T2 is 12.18% T3 6.78 % T4 3.70 % T4 still active 2 days 23 hrs left at the time of writing * The volatility measured high to low. Small RED volumn bar Big Green Volumn. Volatility decreasing. Selling Activity Dried up.
NYSE:CRMLong
by kaizen1001
Inverse Head and ShouldersTargets 1 listed above. Targets 2 also listed in smaller type and are longer term targets. There is a wide rising wedge that may be narrowing but it is not a super narrow convergence of the 2 trendlines. Just something to keep an eye on for now. Negative volume does appear to be picking up. Price is inside the bands set on an 80 DMA. CRM is not oversold or overbought at this time of RSI set on 80 and 30. CRM traded in a shark pattern at the bottom and pulled to the .886 fib level which has helped it break the neckline. The Head and Shoulders Bottom, sometimes referred to as an Inverse Head and Shoulders, is a reversal pattern that shares many common characteristics with the Head and Shoulders Top, but relies more heavily on volume patterns for confirmation. As a major reversal pattern, the Head and Shoulders Bottom forms after a downtrend, with its completion marking a change in trend. The pattern contains three successive troughs with the middle trough (head) being the deepest and the two outside troughs (shoulders) being shallower. Ideally, the two shoulders would be equal in height and width. However, the market is not ideal and the RS and LS are rarely exactly the same price. The reaction highs in the middle of the pattern can be connected to form resistance, or a neckline. The price action that forms the Head and Shoulders Bottom is roughly the same as that which forms the Head and Shoulders Top, but reversed. The role of volume marks the biggest difference between the two. Generally speaking, volume plays a larger role in bottom formations than top formations. While an increase in volume on the neckline breakout for a Head and Shoulders Top is welcomed, it is absolutely required for a bottom. There is a large volume bar marked by yellow star that marks the 2nd break of the neckline after a throwback occurred. The neckline is resistance until broken and then can become support. This is a reversal pattern so there has to be a preceding downtrend to reverse. While in a downtrend, the left shoulder forms a trough that marks a new reaction low in the current trend. After forming this trough, an advance ensues to complete the formation of the left shoulder. The high of the decline usually remains below any longer trend line, thus keeping the downtrend intact. From the high of the left shoulder, a decline begins that exceeds the previous low and forms the low point of the head. After making a bottom, the high of the subsequent advance forms the second point of the neckline. The decline from the high of the head (neckline) begins to form the right shoulder. This low is always higher than the head, and should be in the vicinity of the the left shoulder. It is considered more bullish if the right shoulder (RS) is higher than the left shoulder (LS). The neckline forms by connecting reaction highs, or the peaks which represent resistance. Depending on the relationship between the two reaction highs, the neckline can slope up, slope down, or be horizontal. The slope of the neckline will affect the pattern's degree of bullishness: an upward slope is more bullish than a downward slope. The neckline must be broken with an uptrend in place. An expansion of volume is necessary upon break out. Targets are calculated using the length from the head to the neckline and projected up from the neckline. Any pattern can fail and throwbacks below neckline after a break out do happen. This pattern does well in a bull market and not so great in a bear market. No recommendation. The green triangles are pocket pivots.
NYSE:CRM
by lauralea
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CRM earnings Run upYellow lines - Overall path and primary trend Green circles -Rejections at resistance Purple lines - Rising wedge Red and white arrows - possible path. I think either monday or Tuesday we're going to drop down to wedge support which is around the 50ma 240/239. from there you'll have a bounce. from 240 this should make its way up to either 249 (Primary trend resistance) or 256 wedge resistance then make its way back down to wedge support at 246 before earnings where it has the 50/50 chance of gapping on earnings to wedge resistance again at 260 or falling out with a bad ER. a fall through a rising wedge as you know would lead to a trip back to trendline support (Yellowline) RSI is showing same picture
NYSE:CRM
by ContraryTrader
Entry CRM@ $245 Target@ $1,300 Sept 1, 2025 Value GrowthSalesForce, Inc . (CLOUD) Entry CRM@ $245 Target@ $1,300 Sept 1, 2025 Short Term Entry CRM@ $245 Target@ $5,000 Feb 1, 2027 Long Term Technical Analysis Conditions: 1. Break-out of Channel $285 2. Pull-back towards $200 3. Ideal Entry $210 to $250 4. Target @ $1,300 to $5,000 5. Impressive Revenue Growth Fundamental Assets Descriptions: Sell smarter and faster with the world’s #1 CRM solution. See how Salesforce is helping businesses of every size with: Lead and contact management Sales opportunity management Customizable reports and dashboards Align, manage, and motivate sales teams with collaboration tools and built-in CRM insights. Drive growth in a virtual world with the best in class sales solution. Learn more. Company Website: www.salesforce.com
NYSE:CRMLong
by SUPERGENERAL610
Trade Idea on CRM - Trading the Flag PatternHi! Today we will share with you a trade idea (real setup we will execute on CRM) First, let's understand what we can see here from a technical perspective. a) The price was inside an expanding structure defined by the dynamic support-resistance trendline (white line) and the support level. b) After a huge GAP that broke the expanding structure, we observed a 270 days consolidation (Flag Pattern). c) In June, we saw the breakout of the Flag Pattern that tends to anticipate the beginning of a new movement once the price reaches a specific confirmation level (ABOVE "B") d) Based on the previous items, we have defined pending orders above "B" and stop loss below "C" the key idea of these levels is that they are on price levels that provide good confirmations in term of broken levels. This type of approach increases the possibility of success. e) What about the target? We have used a principle developed by Elliott, "New Impulses have correlations with the previous ones." In this case, using the previous impulse (Before the Flag Pattern), we can draw Fibonacci Extensions (nothing more than fixed proportions) to define 2 targets. f) How long can it take this movement if everything goes as expected? Between 200 and 350 days. g) How much do you risk in a setup like this? ALWAYS 1% OF our capital, never more. What does it mean? If you have a 10.000USD balance, you want to have a maximum loss of 100USD if the price reaches the stop loss. Is this a forecast? Not at all; this is a scenario that our system tells us, "Here you have a 50% chance of having a winning setup, with a risk-reward ratio of 2.36" With that clear, this is a bet we will take 100 times. The most probable thing is that we will be wrong 50 times and right other 50. Our main goal is developing a positive expectancy over the long term. In other words, "an edge." Thanks for reading!
NYSE:CRMLong
by ThinkingAntsOk
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