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IBM breaking 8 year downtrendIBM is beginning to break out on the weekly chart from a trend line that was acting as strong resistance for over 8 years. Recently the company has unveiled the world's first 2nm chip and announced previously that it will begin focusing on Cloud and AI which will serve the company well as those are two large secular growth stories. Go Long IBM. Trades at 9.79 EV/EBITDA ratio, well run company financially with a long growth path ahead of it. I expect IBM and INTC to be some of the main beneficiaries of the bill that just passed in the senate today that okayed $54 billion dollars for the Semiconductor Industry to focus production on American soil and improve research efforts. INTC and IBM have long been the American blue-chip players in the space and are currently collaborating in advanced semiconductor research. This is a timely partnership as INTC is building two new fabs in Arizona and IBM just released its 2nm chip but does not manufacture its own chips (ahem ahem INTC). Long-term Price Target: $250 Daily Chart w/ Golden Cross:
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by EBITDAtiger
5
New heights await IBM.On May 26, the price broke through the resistance level of $ 141 and went up to $ 148, from where it rebounded later. Now the price is testing the $ 148 resistance level again. If it breaks through and consolidates there, then there is a growth potential of $ 155 or may rebound to $ 141. It cannot be ruled out that the price may move sideways for a while, until it breaks through the resistance or support level. If you like the idea, subscribe and like it. Good luck and big profits.
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by NaikoN81
New heights await IBM.On May 26, the price broke through the resistance level of $ 141 and went up to $ 148, from where it rebounded later. Now the price is testing the $ 148 resistance level again. If it breaks through and consolidates there, then there is a growth potential of $ 155 or may rebound to $ 141. It cannot be ruled out that the price may move sideways for a while, until it breaks through the resistance or support level. If you like the idea, subscribe and like it. Good luck and big profits.
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by NaikoN81
IBM S/R Battle!!Hello Community! When looking at IBM we can see it clearly trading at the top of the triangle shown on the weekly TF. This has been a powerful rejection area in the past. We have to also take into consideration the more a S/R zone is tested the weaker it gets. The MACD is beginning to tick down and the RSI is showing overbought. I can see a rejection happening from here, which would be a great place to start a short with a tight stop-loss. If entering a trade don't forget to use a stop-loss. Don't trade with what you're not willing to lose. Love it or hate it, hit that thumbs up and comment. It'll be greatly appreciated! This is not financial advice. Safe Trading. Calculate Your Risk/Reward & Collect! Simplicity Wins (
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by rnaofs
Hidden IBM reversalI highly suspect that once the IBM has kicked off the spin off IBM GTS to Kyndryl, the SP will confirm the reversal. I feel that Jim Whitehurst has an impact to IBM's future direction by bringing his open source mantra in the executive level, which what made Red Hat very successful. From a technical perspective, MACD and ADX/DI+ are already showing some very early indications of reversal. So, if the price drops to the support line then I believe its an extremely good buy.
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by banjo_nz
I think you buy IBM and hold it for a decadeIBM dipped after its earnings report Friday and now sits at an important support level. While I'd love for it to dip to $110 or even $100 so I could place a larger buy order there, I have my doubts that it will dip that far. Dips have been hard to come by in this bull market. And while IBM had a disappointing quarter, executives forecasted that it will be back on track to sustainable revenue growth by the end of the year. For a technology stock, IBM is surprisingly inexpensive. I've currently got the stock's forward P/E at about 10.5, and forward P/S at about 1.4. Compare that to, say, Microsoft with a forward P/E over 30 and a forward P/S over 10. In addition to providing a good earnings yield, I forecast that IBM will yield 5.8% in dividends over the next year. Overall, I estimate that IBM has over 17% upside to its median price-to-value ratio of the last four years. The reason IBM is so cheap is that its EBITDA per share has been in a long, slow slide for the last ten years. For the last four years, EBITDA has shrunk over 1% per year. Sales growth over the last four years was barely positive, with a growth rate of 0.01%. However, I'm not convinced that these are the most relevant numbers. EBITDA is not a very good measure of profitability, and in fact its current popularity in the investment world is a bit worrisome. A better metric is IBM's free cash flow, which has grown about 0.5% per year over the last four years. And its dividend has grown about 1% per year. So personally I think the company has already turned a corner to the upside in terms of profitability. Plus, IBM has unusually good ESG ratings and generally positive market sentiment, with put/call ratios looking quite bullish and average analyst price target 15% above the current price. Most importantly, I think IBM has incredible potential as a technology leader. They've had more patents than any other company, by a wide margin, for 27 years running. They're averaging 82 patents per year per billion dollars of market cap, which means you're buying an incredible amount of cutting-edge technology for the price you pay. Of the companies I follow, the next best value in terms of patents-to-market-cap is HPE, with just 26 patents-per-year-per-billion. And IBM's patents are in potentially world-changing fields, like AI and quantum computing. This is by far the best value in the market for a Singularity technology play. And that, more than anything else, is why I think you buy IBM here and hold it for a decade. IBM has crossed into the lower half of its ten-year triangle and has fairly good risk-reward within the triangle from here. Assuming it eventually breaks out of the triangle to the upside, I'd expect it to eventually recapture its 2012 highs over $200 per share.
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by ChristopherCarrollSmith
14
Long Term Trendline!We have a downward trendline from the 2013 all time high. It has been a downward spiral since then. We recently hit it again and we might retreat...Note i say might. April's candle was pretty strong,in fact even March's candle was stellar as well. with volume.So this is really a counter momentum (short term) trade i am attempting although long term is in line with descend we have been seeing since 2013. As such my position size will be smaller than usual. Entry: 141.88 TP: 124.66 SL: 149.07 R: 2.39
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by taftrader