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CSCO with trailing stopBig pictrue of fundamental analysis and technical analysis. market is on a way down, fear is extraordinary Write sometning about your psyhology thinking before trade? stable, to much food Describe the trade. What you see? there were complex head and shoulders and now looks like a first pullback Write why you want to enter the trade in this point? pullback What have I done well for this trade? trailin stop was good at that case What can I take away to help with later trades? nothing
NASDAQ:CSCOEducation
by matjaz70
CSCO - Time to take a shot?CSCO had lowest closing weekly RSI since 2001 and I think this is disconnected from other big tech. It did not have nearly the run that the FAANGs have had and never made it back to its 2000 highs. In fact it is now trading at the 2007 peak before it and the market started deteriorating in late 2007. Pessimism is rampant and I expect that the weekend will bring about more doom and gloom thinking. Worst week in the market since October 1987 which in hindsight turned out to be an incredible buying opportunity. I'm not calling a bottom, but when you see high quality companies trading down 30-40%, if you're saving for retirement then shoring up your portfolio with quality is a smart thing to do. I want to be in KO's and CSCO's of the world.
NASDAQ:CSCOLong
by BobbySpa
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CSCO with trailing stop very soon. Made a little profitBig pictrue of fundamental analysis and technical analysis. market is today bullish Write sometning about your psyhology thinking before trade? i think that investor will cool down during the weekend Describe the trade. What you see? try to Write why you want to enter the trade in this point? market very down What have I done well for this trade? manageing the trade What can I take away to help with later trades? this is the good manaeging
NASDAQ:CSCOEducation
by matjaz70
$CSCO is good for correlation trading nowCorrelation trading strategy idea analysis. The market is going between the freshly formed and confirmed support&resistance levels. So there is a very good opportunity for correlation trading. I showed my vision of correlated moves in my previous ideas. Now I am going to introduce another stock for correlation trading. Cisco has big enough weight in the S&P 500, so correlation predetermined to be good. Look on the $SPY and $CSCO charts. Actual corresponding support&resistance levels look so much alike. Correlation is good enough to expect future similar moves. Following the correlation trading strategy, it is reasonable to wait for correlated level breaking. When $SPY and $CSCO simultaneously break their resistance levels, it will be possible to buy $CSCO. When $SPY and $CSCO simultaneously break their support levels, it will be possible to short $CSCO. Do not view this idea as a recommendation for trading or investing. It is published only to introduce my own vision. Always do your own analysis before making deals. When you use any materials, do not rely on blind trust. You should remember that isolated deals do not give systematic profit, so trade/invest using a developed strategy. If you like my content, you can subscribe to the news and receive my fresh ideas.
NASDAQ:CSCO
by KozakHlib
Some S&P stocks could close month below 200 weekly averageAs February draws to a close today, markets have taken a swift and decisive beating. Some stocks that comprise the S&P index look (Boeing, Cisco, etc.) look like they could close below the 200-period weekly moving average (MA), coloring them bearish. The S&P is currently at or near Support 1 (S1). With some stocks pinned below the weekly MA, index recovery prospects seem modest at best. Bond prices have been bid up, making bond returns comparatively low. The desired outlook for March is if prices make back some of the losses. Recovering 50% of losses by mid-June would be ideal. But it is still a good idea to hedge against uncertainty brought about by the shakedown.
NASDAQ:CSCO
by Hellork