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Netflix (NFLX) - Preparing for the Next Upward MoveBack in March, we anticipated the target zone for Netflix to be between the 38.2% and 61.8% Fibonacci levels. This zone was reached in April, marking the end for Wave 4 perfectly. Since then, the overarching Wave (1) has likely been completed. We expect a significant correction before another upward move, with the anticipated pullback range between 35% to 50%. Despite the expected correction, we maintain a bullish outlook for Netflix, anticipating higher prices in the longer term. Once we confirm the pullback and identify precise entry and exit points, we will issue a detailed market report.
NASDAQ:NFLXShort
by freeguy_by_wmc
750; This will keep markets up on FridayThe insiders feel comfortable, confident, and not as nervous, which could be the story of why pr has barely existed in any negative light but rather more so the confidence in certain key fundamental areas like Advertising revenues, programming quality, bringing in quality binges from numerous networks, and the crackdown on password sharing taking on the newer technological cost-effective way can only see a surge in new members, revenues, and earnings, which future guidance making AI and sales their pitch. Who knows, only time will tell!!!
NASDAQ:NFLXLong
by themoneyman80
What Is a Dead Cat Bounce Pattern, and How Can One Trade It?What Is a Dead Cat Bounce Pattern, and How Can One Trade It? A dead cat bounce is a common pattern in financial markets, often confusing traders with its brief recovery followed by continued decline. Understanding this pattern is crucial for traders aiming to navigate market downturns. This article delves into what a dead cat bounce is, its causes, how to identify it, and strategies for trading it. Understanding the Dead Cat Bounce Pattern A dead cat bounce is a temporary recovery in the price of a declining asset, followed by a continuation of the downtrend. This phenomenon occurs in all types of financial markets, including stocks, forex, and crypto*, and can mislead traders into believing that a market or asset has started to recover, only to see prices fall again. The term "dead cat bounce" originates from the saying that "even a dead cat will bounce if it falls from a great height." In financial terms, this means that a sharp decline is often followed by a brief, albeit false, recovery. For example, during the 2008 financial crisis, many stocks experienced dead cat bounces as they briefly recovered before continuing their downward trajectory. Identifying a dead cat bounce requires careful analysis. For instance, in a dead cat bounce in a crypto* asset, a sudden 10% rise might appear promising. However, if this increase is followed by another decline surpassing the recent lows, it confirms a dead cat bounce. Traders often use volume analysis and resistance levels to spot these patterns, noting that a true recovery is usually accompanied by sustained volume and breaking through significant resistance levels. Characteristics of a Dead Cat Bounce A dead cat bounce is characterised by specific market behaviours that signal a temporary recovery amidst a prolonged downtrend. Recognising these features can help traders avoid being misled by false recoveries. - Sharp Decline Preceding the Bounce: A significant drop in asset prices that breaks through single or multiple support levels. - Brief and Sudden Rebound: The asset experiences a quick, short-lived rise in price. - Low Trading Volume: The bounce usually occurs with lower trading volume compared to the initial decline, indicating weak buyer interest. - Continuation of Downtrend: After the brief rebound, the asset's price continues to fall, often reaching new lows. - Lack of Strong Fundamentals: The recovery lacks strong fundamental support, often driven by short-covering or speculative buying rather than genuine positive news. Causes of a Dead Cat Bounce A dead cat bounce is typically caused by several common factors that create a temporary illusion of recovery in a declining market. - Short-Covering: Traders who have previously sold the asset buy it back to cover their positions, causing a temporary price increase. - Speculative Buying: Some investors buy into the declining asset, hoping to capitalise on what they perceive as a bargain, which briefly drives prices up. - Technical Support Levels: The asset hits a technical support level, prompting a temporary rebound as traders react to these key price points. - Positive News: Positive news related to the asset, such as cost-cutting measures in a company, strong country GDP growth, or even rumours can cause temporary optimism and buying interest. However, while these factors may provide some support for the asset, it’s rare for the market to recover fully. Given that the sharp fall preceding the bounce is often due to a significant shift in fundamentals or indicative of strong selling pressure, the bearish trend is likely to prevail. Identifying a Dead Cat Bounce Identifying a dead cat bounce involves careful analysis of price movements, trading volume, resistance levels, momentum indicators, and market sentiment. Recognising these signals may help traders avoid being misled by temporary market recoveries. Price Movements A dead cat bounce typically follows a sharp decline that clears previous support levels with little resistance, often prompted by significant news releases. After this steep fall, the price may find a temporary base at another support level and begin to rise. However, this recovery generally regains less than 50% of the initial drop. Volume The rebound in a dead cat bounce often occurs on weaker volume, indicating less conviction behind the recovery. This is especially noticeable in assets traded on centralised exchanges, like stocks or crypto*. In forex, assessing volume can be challenging due to its decentralised nature. It’s important to consider the timeframe; daily charts may be most effective for detecting volume patterns in a dead cat bounce, while intraday volumes can be misinterpreted due to natural ebbs and flows as trading sessions progress. Resistance Levels The rebound may fail to break through significant resistance levels, such as a prior support level turned resistance or the last swing high in the downtrend. If the price approaches but cannot surpass these levels and subsequently drops again, it's a strong indication of a dead cat bounce. Monitoring these resistance points helps validate the pattern. Momentum Indicators Using technical indicators like the Stochastic Oscillator or Awesome Oscillator (AO) can provide clues about a dead cat bounce. These indicators may show only a slight improvement or remain in bearish territory, indicating weak momentum. It’s important to recognise that these indicators might show false bullish signals, such as an oversold Stochastic or a bullish AO zero-line crossover, as the bounce begins. Therefore, they may have the most value in detecting continuation, such as a bearish hidden divergence. To explore these indicators among 1,200+ trading tools, head over to FXOpen’s free TickTrader platform. Market Sentiment If broader market conditions and sentiment remain negative or if the news driving the rebound is not substantial, the bounce is likely temporary. It’s important to consider the overall picture and what has fundamentally changed for the asset rather than reacting to temporary retracement. How to Trade a Dead Cat Bounce When a trader recognises a potential dead cat bounce, they might consider entering a short position to capitalise on the continuing downtrend. Here are some key strategies that may potentially help trade this pattern effectively. Since a bounce may sometimes be genuine and lead to a quick recovery, it's prudent for traders to wait for confirmation that the downtrend is ready to continue. This cautious approach also allows for placing a stop loss in a defined area—specifically, just above the high of the bounce. Key Trading Signals Traders typically watch for the last higher low established during the bounce to be traded through. In other words, they wait for the short-term bullish trend to appear to falter with a lower low. As seen in the dead cat bounce chart above, this indicates that the most recent support level during the bounce has failed, signalling the downtrend might continue. Greater confidence in the downtrend continuation can be achieved if the price fails to break through a prior area of resistance or a previous support level now acting as resistance. Momentum Indicators Momentum indicators can be used to confirm that the downtrend is ready to continue. Specifically, a hidden bearish divergence, where the RSI makes a high higher than the high before or at the beginning of the downtrend; the RSI showing the asset is overbought; or the RSI struggling to break above 50 on a slightly higher timeframe (RSI < 50 indicates bearish conditions) can add confirmation. With the MACD, the signal line may cross under the MACD line or struggle to break out of negative territory. Chart Patterns and Candlestick Patterns - Bearish Chart Patterns: Breaking out of patterns like a rising wedge, bearish quasimodo, or descending triangle can confirm the move lower. - Bearish Candlestick Patterns: Patterns such as a shooting star, tweezer top, or marubozu candle can add confluence and confidence to the trade. Setting Stop Loss and Take Profit - Stop Loss: Traders usually set a stop loss just above the high of the dead cat bounce to potentially limit losses if the price unexpectedly rises. - Take Profit: Given the likelihood of another significant downward leg, a take-profit order may be set at the next major support level. This potentially ensures capturing returns before the market finds new support and reverses. Context-Dependent Strategy Ultimately, there is no single way to trade a dead cat bounce in stocks or any other asset. However, using these factors to seek confirmation and waiting for a further breakdown before taking a position can help traders navigate and take advantage of trading on this pattern. The Bottom Line Recognising and understanding a dead cat bounce can potentially help traders avoid false recoveries and optimise their strategies. By carefully analysing market signals and using appropriate trading techniques, traders might better navigate downtrends. To apply these insights and enhance your trading experience, open an FXOpen account today. FAQs What Is a Dead Cat Bounce? The dead cat bounce meaning refers to a temporary recovery in the price of a falling asset, followed by a continuation of the downtrend. It often misleads traders into believing that the market or asset is recovering, only to see prices fall again. What Causes a Dead Cat Bounce? Several factors can cause a dead cat bounce, including short-covering, speculative buying, and hitting technical support levels. Temporary improvements in market sentiment or positive news can also trigger these short-lived recoveries. How to Spot a Dead Cat Bounce? A dead cat bounce can be identified by a sharp decline followed by a brief recovery that regains less than 50% of the initial drop. Low trading volume during the rebound, failure to break significant resistance levels, and weak momentum indicators are key signals. Is a Dead Cat Bounce Bullish or Bearish? A dead cat bounce is a bearish pattern. It represents a brief, false recovery in a downtrend, followed by a continuation of the falling market. How Long Does a Dead Cat Bounce Last? The duration of a dead cat bounce varies depending on the timeframe but is typically short. On a daily chart, it may take between a few days and a few weeks; on a 5-minute chart, potentially less than a few hours. How to Analyse a Dead Cat Bounce? Analysing a dead cat bounce involves considering price action, volume, resistance levels, momentum indicators, and overall market sentiment. Recognising these factors can help identify the potential for a temporary recovery in a declining market. *At FXOpen UK and FXOpen AU, Cryptocurrency CFDs are only available for trading by those clients categorised as Professional clients under FCA Rules and Professional clients under ASIC Rules, respectively. They are not available for trading by Retail clients. 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NASDAQ:NFLXEducation
by FXOpen
7
NFLX Support TestNFLX has been maintaining its uptrend since 2022, but it is sitting on key trendline support after a weak performance last week. This trendline goes back to January of this year, so if it is broken to the downside it should see some continuation. It may fall all the way down to the trendline support from the uptrend that started in 2022. Things could get really bad if it doesn't hold there. To the upside, it'll need to break above ATH and hold any retests. There's also the upper end of the ascending wedge that it will need to contend with. For now I'd say it looks like a potential double top and trend break to the downside. Hasn't happened yet though.
NASDAQ:NFLXShort
by AdvancedPlays
Netflix Butterfly 🦋 is Trying to Fly to Next Golden Level.the detail is shown in the above Chart. I made this Idea based on Harmonic pattern using Fibonacci tools. We can expect that Netflix Rise up more to reach the golden level and at this point ,a bearish butterfly pattern will start. To trade a bearish Butterfly pattern, place your sell order at point D (the 127% Fibonacci extension of the X-A leg), position your stop loss just above the 161.8% extension of the X-A leg and place your profit target at either point A (aggressive) or point B (conservative).
NASDAQ:NFLX
by SEYED98
2
Netflix Descending Triangle BreakoutThank you everybody for dropping in on this trade idea setup in Netflix. Bullish descending triangle continuation pattern developing here looking like it's about to burst for next week or maybe this Friday as long as the market keeps going up. I want to make sure that I'm getting into these mega cap stocks because that seems to be the only thing that's really on an uptrend and making plays that are multi day uptrends. Another stock I'm looking at is Amazon because it seems to be basing out but I want to wait a little bit until after I get into Netflix before I jump into any other trades since I have a good amount of position size already allocated in my entire portfolio.
NASDAQ:NFLXLong
by PappyTrading
NetflixNearby support is 660 and resistance is 680. Price can move within this range till it gains strength. Also the price is forming rounding bottom or triangle and trying to move up. Buy above 674 with the stop loss of 669 for the targets 679, 684 and 689. Sell below 658 with the stop loss of 663 for the targets 653, 649 and 642. Hit the like button to Rock !! Show some energy !! Note : This is my pre market analysis and my trading journal. Not a suggestion to buy or sell. You are responsible for whatever you do.
NASDAQ:NFLX
by vanathi
NFLX - Netflix / Idea INetflix 12M: → Bullish close but truely bullish above 701 → the grey zone being at → 633 – 585 (Fib ext.) → in case of a breakout 744 is target 3M: slightly less progress because of 701 Ath close by – traders will think about double top from here on → 701 showdown likely Monthly: Bullish close but yet a bit hesitation going on here. Probably some profit taking going on. 3D: Ascending Triangle in play like in many other stocks – waiting game until a break occurs thanks for reading, feedbacks appreciated
NASDAQ:NFLX
by MeruEU
Netflix is at a crossroads.Netflix looks like it's forming a cup-and-handle pattern. But there's a mixture of positive and negative elements here. pros: The cup base is not deep (-16%) Handle is not deep (-6%) a period of only nine weeks. a winner of the OTT market. cons: Stock trading volume is continuously falling. (Transaction volume had to rise significantly, at least just before making the handle.) The position of the handle higher than the cup. A steep decline in revenue/EPS growth estimates. Buy if the stock breaks out $664.25 with a strong volume. But if not, I recommend not buying even if the stock breaks out. It may be temporary.
NASDAQ:NFLX
by KANUSE
Incomplete Bullish Elliott Wave Sequence in Netflix (NFLX) ArgueShort Term Elliott Wave in Netflix (NFLX) shows incomplete bullish sequence from 4.22.2024 low favoring further upside. Rally from 4.22.2024 low is unfolding as an impulse Elliott Wave structure. Up from there, wave (1) ended at 664.25 and pullback in wave (2) ended at 626.44. The stock extended higher in wave (3) with internal subdivision as an impulse in lesser degree. Up from wave (2), wave ((i)) ended at 635.83 and wave ((ii)) pullback ended at 628.25. The stock extended higher in wave ((iii)) towards 651.25 and wave ((iv)) ended at 644.06. Wave ((v)) higher ended at 657.99 which completed wave 1 in higher degree. Pullback in wave 2 ended at 635.61 with internal subdivision as a double three Elliott Wave structure. Down from wave 2, wave ((w)) ended at 642.64 and wave ((x)) ended at 649.93. Wave ((y)) lower ended at 635.61 which completed wave 2. Wave 3 is currently in progress. Up from wave 2, wave ((i)) ended at 656 and pullback in wave ((ii)) ended at 642.35. Rally in wave ((iii)) ended at 694.39 and pullback in wave ((iv)) ended at 673.72. Near term, as far as pivot at 635.6 low stays intact, expect dips to find support in 3, 7, or 11 swing for further upside.
NASDAQ:NFLX
by Elliottwave-Forecast