SHAK trade ideas
Shak - breakoutThe EW count is pretty dubious but this stock is still showing life as it posts a breakout here. Reckon it might still have some room to run up before any serious correction.
Shakeshack: SHAK Clearly Basing out in a range SHAKESHACK:SHAK
Nice range trading, suitable for trend followers, evidently.
Still looks OK to buy, using the lower parallel as a dynamic
exit point if broken at any point before it reaches a very
obvious upside target at 39.30 -39.62 range - at which point
positions can be reversed with stops above 40.
And then if that short is taken out it will show that it's long
basing activity since IPO is at coming to an end...it should
start a staggered ascent back towards the highs, the next
near term trade being from 40.04 to 41.87.
More as move develops...
SHAK - Trend reversal setting upLooks like the multi year support holds again. Should see a spike to multi year resistance at $40ish. I like the risk reward here. Im long.
SHAK's channelSHAK is moving in a range between 31 and 39, at this moment is in the support of this range with a possible double bottom. There is apossible that SHAK will keep in this range.
KL: 31.50
SL: 30.80
TP1: 35.00
TP2: 39
SHAK - Upward channel breakdown short from $36.71 to $34 or loweSHAK seems breaking down from an upward channel. It also look look like a rising wedge breakdown. We think it has good downside potential from here.
* Trade Criteria *
Date First Found- June 21, 2017
Pattern/Why-Upward channel breakdown; Rising wedge Break
Entry Target Criteria- Break of $36.71
Exit Target Criteria- $34 or lower
Stop Loss Criteria- $38.6
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SHAK long if they beat earnings this week and we break that trend support i think we can move higher
SHAK double bottomShak has just completed an early double bottom, could move back up to the 200 dma or higher to last pivot, not a bad risk reward for a quick trip
Make Or Break For Shake ShackThis stock was largely pumped up for a major exchange stock. It is a foody but if we take GoPro for example sitting on 300m cash in 2014, this guy is seriously over cooked. $16 a share feels right for me. The company just spent $32m on equipment, raised revenue but raised cost too. Now they sit with an $8m loss for 2015. Not good...
Could this be heading lower?
SHAK is nearing 2016 low prints. A good long-term buy?Technically Speaking
Quite a fall from the IPO run in 2015. Technically, it really is simple. It will either hold these lows, or it won't. It will most likely take some upside surprises to get this stock going again. I remember this company when it went public. Almost nobody had any doubts this would be a huge success and guess what it might be one day. Unfortunately, the economic reality hit this stock hard, relative to expectations.
One thing I have learned over the years is these types of companies, that are super hyped, and this was, tend to always disappoint. Rinse, repeat.
Fundamentals
Here is a company summary.
What to do?
For me, this is more of a "do you believe this company is viable and has room to grow vs expectations". I don't have any insights into the fast casual space, maybe you guys do. It feels d/f from when Chipotle made its run. Back then, fast casual was kinda new and not as many competitors, but I could be wrong.
$SHAK #Profitfromprices Shake Shack- time to buy with a SLShake Shack $SHAK seems to have an interesting pattern. It has broken up the trend line. It went above 40 and has come back to rest on the same line from above. I am buying around $35 with a $2 risk. Chances are it will be a higher top, probably around $45!
SHAK found bottom and ready to goLooks like this broken stock found support around $32 and bounced off. Now, consolidates nicely above 8/21 EMAs. Break up and close above consolidation resistance at $38.20 can bring more active buyers with stop below $35.25 and target at $42.80. That makes this trade reasonable from Risk/Reward perspective and probability/ Overall market is bullish which can support the stock
