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GME - MOASS Still applicable This is not a financial advice, this just testing my code that I have developed… Company has more than 4.5B $ in cash and its business have value today and in the future , with no bad news yesterday it went to from 32$ to 27.9$ !! That’s mean the short squeeze has something hidden and more than what we expect. The code that I am testing did not gives a sell value until today…. So let us watch what will happen for this stock in the coming days. Note: The shorts squeeze always need more stocks with less value !! Good luck.
NYSE:GMELong
by sharbi68790
I can't believe I'm doing this - Long GME at 27.47I feel icky and dirty doing this because I hate everything about meme stocks. But the truth is, it is the best chart available right now. Everything else that is on sale according to my algo either has a chart that looks like the inside of a dirty diaper, has too little liquidity, or it's in an area I'm already exposed / overexposed to (shipping is on sale across the board). I can't remember a time when so little of any quality has been on sale. It makes me a little worried, actually. I'd have used NYSE:FRO for this idea, but I feel like it's a conflict of interest since I'm already in it (I have been for a while) and I am SOLIDLY in the red on it. That said, if meme stocks aren't your thing and you think oil is gonna rally any time soon, it's currently paying an 11% dividend for you to wait for it to turn around. Tankers are notorious for frequent, large and unexpected dividend cuts, so buyer beware on that. Anyway, back to the meme stock that started it all. It's been on a typically ridiculous bull run, going from 20 to 34 in 2 months for absolutely no good reason. Now, it's pulling back and all the NYSE:GME fanboys are wailing and gnashing their teeth and giving up hope, which is usually a bullish indicator in and of itself for a short term rally. They all start buying puts and then get squeezed out when it turns around. Besides its uptrend, it did respect support from the most recent Dec 3 low and formed a hammer candle, both bullish signs. But in the end it's a meme stock and meme stocks can do just about anything any time. Unless Roaring Kitty dies or gets arrested, a huge nonsensical pop in this one is always possible, too. Historically, my algo has been just as good on this stock as others (728-4 the 4 being in this past week so far), though it doesn't pay off as well as you'd expect, but I just hate it so much that it's hard for me to trade - especially right after a 75% run up. Up until the recent correction/fanboy panic, it had actually been producing really good, fast paying trade signals this year. It's been on my algo's buy list for several days now, and I've bought nothing rather than GME, but the price action today gave me a little hope that the worst MAY be over, short term anyway. Plus it has already pulled back 20% so my patience/resistance is getting me in at a better relative price than most of my buys do. But still...EW. Hopefully I can be out of this with a profit tomorrow and never look back. So as I hang my head in shame, as a matter of professionalism and good conscience, I can't recommend that anyone follow me on this trade. No sense dragging any of you through the muck and mire of the original meme stock. Keep your hands and your conscience clean, my friends...but if you must, be careful. Use protection and take a shower afterward. Per my usual strategy, I'll add to my position at the close on any day it still rates as a “buy” and I will use FPC (first profitable close) to exit any lot on the day it closes at any profit. As always - this is intended as "edutainment" and my perspective on what I am or would be doing, not a recommendation for you to buy or sell. Act accordingly and invest at your own risk. DYOR and only make investments that make good financial sense for you in your current situation.
NYSE:GMELong
by redwingcoach
GMEWhen analyzing GameStop’s (GME) current price action, it’s clear the stock is navigating a challenging landscape, one that has been defined by a consistent downtrend since late 2024. Currently priced at $27.50, the stock has shown signs of a minor recovery after hitting a low of $26.34, but this rebound appears to be on shaky ground. The question is: can the price reach $26.81 to make a put option profitable? Let’s break this down. The Technical Landscape First, the broader trend speaks volumes. GME has been in a well-defined bearish structure of lower highs and lower lows, signaling that sellers still dominate the market. On the chart, resistance lies between $27.50 and $27.70, creating a ceiling for upward momentum, while the immediate support zone is at $26.50–$26.34. These levels are critical because any break below support would almost certainly open the door for the price to reach $26.81. Another key factor to consider is volatility. GME’s recent price action shows that large, fast moves are still part of the equation. The stock has seen aggressive selling on high volume, but any rallies appear weaker, with diminished volume signaling a lack of conviction from buyers. This dynamic strongly favors continuation to the downside, which aligns with the goals of the put option. Indicators and Probabilities Delving into the RSI (Relative Strength Index) on the 30-minute timeframe, if it shows a neutral or overbought reading, it strengthens the case for a retracement downward. Additionally, the volume patterns tell a story: the momentum behind the downtrend appears stronger than any recent attempts at recovery. These technical clues suggest that the probability of reaching $26.81 is relatively high—estimated at around 60–70%, given the current proximity to support and the persistence of selling pressure. Fundamental Considerations Beyond the chart, the macro and company-specific fundamentals could play a role. If the broader market or relevant sectors (such as retail or technology) face headwinds, GME may be further pressured. Additionally, news or earnings reports tied to GameStop could trigger unexpected volatility, so staying informed about any potential catalysts is essential. Strategic Outlook To capitalize on this opportunity, monitoring intraday price action will be crucial. Watch for a break below $26.50 with significant volume to confirm the downtrend is intact. Complement this with indicators like RSI or short-term moving averages to strengthen the case for further downside. However, discipline is key: if the price breaks above $27.70, it might be wise to reassess or exit, as this could signal a reversal in the bearish momentum. Final Thoughts In conclusion, the current setup for GME presents a strong case for further downside, with the price likely to test $26.81. The combination of a bearish trend, weak volume on rallies, and critical support levels nearby gives this trade a favorable risk-reward profile. That said, as always, the market is unpredictable, so staying flexible, disciplined, and well-informed will be the cornerstone of success. While no analysis can provide absolute certainty in the stock market, I can confidently say that based on the technical setup and current market conditions, the probability of GameStop (GME) reaching $26.81 is high, approximately 60-70%. This is backed by the clear downtrend, proximity to support, and weaker volume on rallies. However, always remember that markets are inherently unpredictable, and external factors like unexpected news or broader market movements can influence the outcome. As such, risk management remains crucial—set clear exit points and be prepared to adapt if the trade moves against you. This analysis offers a strong foundation, but the ultimate guarantee lies in maintaining discipline and flexibility.
NYSE:GMEShort
by BRyAN8800
Ascending Triangle on the Daily for GME!Alright folks, brace yourselves for another electrifying update on the saga of GME! Since our last rendezvous, we've witnessed the impressive cup and handle pattern and the striking inverse head and shoulders breakout. But that was just the beginning. After our latest dip, in tune with the broader market's downturn, we've now sculpted an absolute monster of an Ascending Triangle on the daily chart, also visible even on the 4-hour. Using the trend-based Fibonacci extension, the golden pocket awaits us at $37.09, with the next pocket above that at $52.58. Adding to the excitement, we've got the Bull Flag breaking out on the weekly chart and the golden cross appearing on both the weekly and daily charts. Not to forget the substantial cup and handle formation on the hourly chart. Hourly Chart : Cup and Handle: This pattern is setting the stage for potential bullish movement. 4-Hour Chart: Ascending Triangle: Reinforces the pattern seen on the daily chart, confirming the bullish setup. Daily Chart: Ascending Triangle: Visible on both the daily and 4-hour charts, suggesting an imminent breakout. Weekly: Golden Cross: This crossover indicates long-term bullish momentum. Bull Flag: This continuation pattern indicates that the existing uptrend is likely to continue. All signs point to an explosive few months ahead for GME, with multiple breakouts on the horizon. Stay tuned, because the next chapter of this epic journey is about to unfold
NYSE:GMELong
by impossiblebull
The Hardest Part About Trading Isn't The Charts-Its Your MindWhen I first started trading, I thought the key to success was all about the strategy. If I could just figure out the right indicators or master technical analysis, I’d be unstoppable. But the truth hit me hard. I wasn’t losing because I didn’t understand the charts—I was losing because I didn’t understand myself. Here’s how I learned that the biggest battle in trading isn’t with the market—it’s with your own mind. Lesson 1: Stop Obsessing Over Results I used to get way too caught up in the outcome of every single trade. A win would make me feel on top of the world, but a loss? That would send me into a spiral. I’d overanalyze, doubt myself, and sometimes even swear I was done trading altogether. One day, I realized I was focusing on the wrong thing. Instead of asking, “Did I win or lose?” I started asking, “Did I follow my plan?” That simple shift changed everything for me. I started measuring success by how consistent I was, not by whether every trade was a winner. The funny thing? Once I started doing that, the wins came more naturally. Lesson 2: Losses Aren’t Failures I’ll never forget the trade that wiped out 30% of my account. It was gut-wrenching. I felt like I’d failed—not just as a trader, but as a person. It took me a long time to understand that losses are part of trading. Even the best traders take hits. What separates the pros from the rest is how they handle those losses. Now, instead of beating myself up, I treat losses as a chance to learn. Did I miss something in my analysis? Did I break my rules? Sometimes, the market just didn’t cooperate, and that’s okay. Lesson 3: Don’t Let Emotions Run the Show I can’t tell you how many times I’ve let emotions wreck me. Chasing losses, revenge trading, doubling down on bad positions—I’ve done it all. And every single time, it made things worse. The biggest game-changer for me was journaling my trades. Not just the technical stuff, but how I felt during the trade. -Was I calm or anxious? -Was I trading because it was a good setup or because I felt like I had to? It was eye-opening to see how much my emotions were driving my decisions. Now, if I feel frustrated or off, I don’t even touch the charts. I’d rather miss a trade than make a bad one. My Biggest Takeaway I Learned Trading isn’t just about the market—it’s about you. The strategies, the charts, the setups—they’re important, but they’re not enough. You need to master your mind if you want to master the market. I’m not perfect, and I still have tough days. But every step I’ve taken to manage my emotions, stay consistent, and focus on the process has brought me closer to where I want to be. If you’re struggling with the mental side of trading, I get it. I’ve been there. Send me a DM or check my profile—I’m happy to share what worked for me and help however I can. You don’t have to do this alone. Kris/Mindbloome Trading Trade What You See
NYSE:GMEEducation
by Mindbloome-Trading
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$GME Up Up UpAnalyst Projections: CoinPriceForecast: Predicts GME reaching $45 by the end of 2025, suggesting a potential increase from its current price. Longforecast.com: Estimates GME's price in June 2025 to range between $27.67 and $32.49, indicating modest growth. ExlaResources.com: Projects GME starting at approximately $25 in January 2025 and potentially reaching between $36 and $60 by year's end. Considerations: Market Sentiment: GME's stock has experienced volatility, often influenced by social media and retail investor activity. For instance, a recent tweet by Keith Gill, known as "Roaring Kitty," led to a notable surge in GME's stock price. Business Fundamentals: Analysts express concerns about GameStop's core business profitability. Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter notes the company lacks a viable strategy to leverage its cash reserves for new ventures, especially after unsuccessful attempts like the NFT business. Conclusion: While some forecasts suggest potential growth for GME by 2025, the company's future performance is uncertain due to market volatility and challenges in its core business operations. Investors should conduct thorough research and consider their risk tolerance before making investment decisions regarding GameStop.
NYSE:GMELong
by BigeMarket
GME heading to $47 after leaving the current corridor of $26-30For GME, there are currently several bullish indicators from a technical perspective. However, in my opinion, we can break it down a bit. At the moment, we are in the corridor between $26 and $30 since 11/07/24. The $26 level now acts as a very strong support zone, while $29.80/$30 is historically one of the strongest resistance levels for GME. Whenever GME has broken through this zone with volume, it has experienced a sharp upward movement. Additionally, GME has not had a weekly close above $30 since August 2022. This zone is one of the most critical for the bears. Once we leave the corridor between $26 and $30, we should relatively quickly reach the first target around $47. The higher resistance levels are $63, $80, and $120, with $80 likely being the strongest resistance after $30. Once $80 is breached, we enter 'unchartered territory,' and all-time highs come within reach. Given the consolidation period so far, I anticipate a breakout towards $47 in the near future.
NYSE:GMELong
by DoriTradesIt
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Leverage Your Way to Trading SuccessGood morning traders! Today we're breaking down one of the most powerful yet misunderstood concepts in trading - leverage and margin. Think of this like the gym; leverage is your workout equipment, allowing you to lift more than you could with just your body weight. Margin, on the other hand, is like your gym membership fee; it's what you pay to access that equipment. Understanding Leverage and Margin -Leverage: In trading, leverage is about using a small amount of capital to control a much larger position. It's like using a barbell - it amplifies your strength, but if you're not careful, you can hurt yourself. -Margin: This is the initial deposit required to borrow the "barbell." It's your skin in the game, ensuring you don't just run off with the equipment without working out. The Power of Leverage -Amplified Returns: Just like lifting weights can give you bigger muscles faster, leverage can significantly increase your returns if the market moves in your favor. -Access to Bigger Plays: With leverage, you can dive into opportunities that would otherwise be out of your financial reach, like taking on a much heavier weight than you could lift solo. The Risks You Must Navigate -Magnified Losses: Here's where the gym analogy gets real - if you drop that heavy barbell, you're going to feel it. In trading, leverage can make small losses big ones if the market goes against you. -Margin Calls: If your account balance dips below the required level, it's like the gym calling you to say, "Hey, you need more money for that membership!" You either add funds or have to stop using the equipment (close positions). -The Temptation to Overdo It: Just like in the gym, where you might want to lift too much too soon, in trading, leverage can tempt you to overtrade, leading to exhaustion or injury (financial losses). How to Lift with Leverage Smartly -Set Stop-Loss Orders: This is like having a spotter in the gym. Decide beforehand how much weight (loss) you can handle before you need help (exit the trade). -Only Use What You Can Afford to Lose: Never work out with weights that could crush you if they fall. Only use leverage on money you're prepared to part with. -Know Your Limits: Understand how much margin you need to keep your positions open without getting a surprise bill from the gym. -Position Sizing: Start small, like beginning with lighter weights before moving to the heavy stuff. Even with leverage, manage your trade sizes wisely. -Keep Educating Yourself: Just as you'd learn new exercises or techniques in the gym, keep learning about markets and trading strategies. A Gym Session Example Imagine you've got $1,000 to invest, but with leverage, it's like you're trading with $10,000. If the market moves up by 5%, you're not just making a small profit; you're looking at a 50% return on your initial investment. But if it drops by 5%, you're facing a 50% loss, which could knock you out of the gym if you're not ready. Wrapping Up Leverage and margin are like your gym gear - they can make you stronger but only if used correctly. If you're struggling to understand this concept, send me a DM - more than happy to help. If this article helped you, please boost, share, and comment; I truly appreciate it. Kris/Mindbloome Exchange Trade What You See
NYSE:GMEEducation
by Mindbloome-Trading
What’s Next for GameStop: $40 or $28?Good Morning, Trading Family! What’s Next for GameStop: $40 or $28? Here’s the plan: if GameStop moves above $34.30, we could see it head toward $40. If it drops to $30.54, it might bounce back—but if it breaks below that, it could fall to $28. This Sunday, I’m hosting a webinar on how emotions can mess with your trading and what you can do to stay in control. Send me a message or check out my profile for more details. If this helped you, like, comment, and share it with someone who might need it. Kris/Mindbloome Exchange ( ME) Trade What You See
NYSE:GMEShort
by Mindbloome-Trading
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$GME - Interesting signals for a while nowBeen getting interesting signals on GME for the past couple of months with it deciding it wants to do something, then changing its mind and repating this a few times before it decided to actually act upon it. Luckilly i was able to catch this latest gradual run to $29.5 from $22 thanks to the signal in my data. I decided not to announce this little run so i could actually make money off it without me skewing my own trade by telling you CC selling folk what would happen. I already ruined plenty of runs by telling you guys about em. This time though i'm pretty benevolent and feeling like ruining one more run and so here's the juice: Now i'm seeing a pretty massive signal ahead of GME's earnings. One of the biggest i've seen, maybe the biggest. My take on this which can be a bit wrong is like this: 1) Earnings dumps GME as usual 2) Small period of consolidation 3) Goes up massively and GameStop announces something to ride the wave Wont be giving out more information or charts as to not spoil all the beans. Good luck to both sides. Not gonna be joining this one at least for now.
NYSE:GMELong
by leenixusu
6
GameStop (GME) Can We Jump Over $33 to Reach New Heights?Hey there, trading family! Get ready for an exciting journey with GameStop (GME) stock! Right now, GME is like a video game character trying to jump over a big obstacle at $33. If it makes this jump, wow, we might see it zoom up to play between $36.50 and $37.50! It's like reaching a new level in your favorite game. But here's the catch: if GME doesn't make it over $33, it's like falling back to the start of the level, or in this case, dropping back down to hang out between $25 and $27. We'll look at cool charts and listen to what other gamers (I mean, traders!) are saying about GME to help us guess what might happen next. Will GME soar like a high score, or will we have to retry the level? If you found this post useful share, like or tell me your thoughts would love to hear them. Kris/ Mindbloome Exchange Trade What You See
NYSE:GMELong
by Mindbloome-Trading
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