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Mulitple TimeFrame Analysis IBM Possible Swing Sell Monthly - a strong downtrend since April 2013 -price has made and consistently respected the parallel channel -there was a huge move to the downside the previous 2 months, and price has rallied the month of april -current price is respecting the 50 fib level with 9 days left in the month (could possibly end up closing at the 38 fib level Weekly -the previous week ended in an indecision candle after a decent push to the upside (i'll take that as a bearish candle, signaling price exhaustion) -im expecting price to fall to the demand zone and form a double bottom (i'll look to enter a buy there, MAYBE, we'll have to see) - if a double bottom does form, half of an inverted head and shoulders pattern would be complete) Daily - a double top formed - price barely closed above the previous day high with a long wick above showing some bearish pressure.
NYSE:IBMShort
by NoCeilingsTrading
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IBM to Long, after V breakout and re-testExisting Condition: 1. in 60 min, down trendline break by breakaway Gap (G1) 2. Breakout V reversal pattern 3. Re-test the 60 min demand zone. Entry at demand zone: 107 Stop below this zone: 102 Target1: 124; risk/reward=1:3 Target2: 135, risk/reward=1:5 This is a trading school homework. I need 6 months to practice trading plan. If you like it, thank you for your support. Please use SIM/Demo account to try it, until my trading plans get high winning rate. In my real trade, I use options. I bought Jun 130 Call, limit 1.3. Do not need stop. Sum of my ideas: 5 active, 7 winner, 1 loser, 0 pending for condition; 4 analysis only, 8 cancelled;
NYSE:IBMLong
by PlanTradePlanMM
IBM: 1 more rejection at the top?Longterm I am very very bullish on IBM, but I was in since 135$ so this was a nice trade. I am out for now, definitely looking to get back in. I expect one more leg down, for a very bullish breakout later on - IBM basically pumped for something simple as a new CEO. If it breaks out on this resistance, so be it! Good luck to everyone holding at this point, I don't like the RSI and STOCH RSI being oversold AND being at a resistance currently.
NYSE:IBMShort
by neoss2019
IBM Analysis - great opportunity to buy in cheap priceThis is my first idea, this means I have made a mistake, and therefore I apologise to those involved. NYSE:IBM Try to open positions under 130 $ (you have got opportunity until that bearish market didn't turn reverse) Risk: Small - - - - - - - - - the IBM has got a very strong Weekly Support at 126.85 #NAME? - When this Virus situation calms down, the market "get one's ducks in a row" (in the past: usually 3-6 month) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - If the price however fall below strongly the Weekly Support (126.85) MY ADVICE: SELL to minimize the loss. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RSI: CCI: Data from: finviz.com / gurufocus.com Leading idea: Bullishcharts
NYSE:IBMLong
by MannosGF
IBM: From Boring to Soaring?International Business Machines has been a boring stock for years, and is still well below its highs from early 2013. But that's been changing in the last month. First came a strong earnings report on January 21. Profit and revenue both beat estimates, but the real story was strong growth in cloud computing. That suggested IBM is finally moving beyond its legacy mainframe business and into the 21st century. The story got even bigger on January 30 when cloud chief Arvind Krishna became CEO of the entire company (replacing Ginni Rometty). IBM quickly ripped all the way to a new 52-week high and then paused to digest its gains. A "Golden Cross" formed as it rested, with the 50-day simple moving average (SMA) rising above the 200-day SMA. IBM also held support near last year's peak around $150. This gives buyers a potential risk-management zone below the February 18 low. The other thing to remember is that IBM has much lower multiples than most other big IT and software companies. (A fraction of Microsoft in terms of price/sales or price/earnings.) If it's truly staging a turnaround, analysts and investors could soon talk about the need for higher valuations.
NYSE:IBMLong
by TradeStation
Bullish Move in IBM followed earning Announcement On January 21, 2020, IBM released it's earning per share (EPS) which was 4.71 that means it was greater than the previous earning which was 2.68 by almost 75%. This means IBM stock will be under high demand by investors and financial companies. Since earning is the only things that matter especially when it comes to the stock market as explained in my blog, and since IBM chart shows the following criteria : - Strong support at 133.5 - Cup with handle pattern at this level. - Increase in volume at the last week which will support breaking 144 resistance. - Increase in MACD that confirms the Cup and handle pattern. All the above facts increase the probability for this stock to go up and reach at least 200 $. I recommend buying this stock and hold it for almost 6 months or to reach 200 $ since its profit will be significant. Best wishes to you all.
NYSE:IBMLong
by husamalahmadi
Long term investment in IBM A big problem for IBM over the past few years has been its history as a hardware-based, large mainframe type business. But the world is changing. Enterprise customers have been moving to the cloud. Also, competition has gotten more intense over the years as younger upstarts have been built from the ground up on cloud, mobility, virtualization etc. For example, Amazon (AMZN) with its AWS offering and Microsoft's (MSFT) Azure have been very successful in cloud computing and IBM has been trying to play catch up. Investors understand that it's going to take a while for IBM to catch up with its cloud computing rivals. The Red Hat acquisition seems like a great step in that direction, but the full benefit of this combination will take some time to be fully realized. IBM had some big change recently, it named Arvind Krishna as its new CEO, replacing Virginia Rometty. Krishna is currently IBM Senior VP for Cloud and Cognitive Software, and was a principal architect of the company's acquisition of Red Hat. Clearly this choice shows that IBM wants to focus more on the cloud and it seems like a good fit. It is a good investment from here with 4.5% yield. Stop under $120.
NYSE:IBMLong
by TraderSuperBull