PLEAS NOTE THAT ALL PRICES ARE IN SWISS FRANCS CHF!!! 1. A complex head and shoulders pattern (with two heads) The price target is just below 10 (Height of head is 15.79 - 12.49 = 3.30 and PT is 13.06 - 3.30 = 9.76) 2. An inverse head and shoulders pattern. The price target is just above the resistance of the automatic rally on February 15th around 14.50 (which...
A reverse (bullish) head and shoulders pattern formed which has about the same price target as the bull flag. The flag was a short downtrend wich began by an oversold condition (see chart) and negative news on $DB. The inverse (bullish) head and shoulders pattern is a reversal pattern. Here are the calculations for both patterns: (I used the Swiss listing,...
This inverse head and shoulders pattern has the same price target as a bull flag that formed recently. Distance top of head to neckline is 13.67 - 12.25 = 1.42 Giving a price target of 13.75 + 1.42 = 15.17 USD See the linked idea below for more details, using the chart of the Swiss listing.
CS formed a bull flag and broke out above, testing the upper resistance, which is now support. It is a broadening flag. The price target is around 15.50, which is in the upper part of the trading range (see my previous post for the trading range). The Swiss listing of Credit Suisse CSGNZ of course shows the same pattern, but it is not broadening: it suggests...
Some remarks on the price evolution of CS Credit Suisse stock was in a downtrend which ended with a selling climax (SCLX) on February 11 this year. After that CS showed signs of being accumulated. The Brexit vote initiated a huge shake out. During this shake out it broke below its trading range, after which it trended back up into the trading range. Here it...
After a downtrend $CS reached multi-decade lows. It appears that here Credit Suisse Group stock was, and still is, being accumulated. Currently it looks to be completing phase C to enter phase D.
This post is a supplement on my previous post on the (Wyckoff) accumulation phases. Linear regression shows $MU is currently in an uptrend.
After a long downtrend $MU bottomed out and began a period of accumulation. It looks like $MU is about to enter the mark up Phase E and start a new uptrend. Besides the purely technical analysis, I want to point out that Micron Technology's business is a very cyclical one. About 60% of Micron Technology's revenue comes from DRAM, the rest comes from 'NAND'.The...
$MU completed the (inverted) right shoulder. If the pattern completes with a break and close above the neckline, look for an upside of about 2.20 and a price target of about 14.10.
Keep an eye out for a possible inverse head and shoulders. If the inverse head and shoulders pattern completes and price breaks above the neckline, then there is 2.20 upside potential, which is the distance from the tip of the head to the neckline. So if the price breaks above at 11.80, then the pattern suggests a price target of 14.00. If it breaks out, watch...
(1) A falling wedge has formed since October, wich is a longer-term pattern, and since $MU is in a down trend since 2014, this should be considered bullish. (2) A head and shoulders pattern has completed, with target 10. Combining these two patterns gives a price target and a time-frame. Additional points: * Historically 10 acted as support and resistance. *...
Fundamentally it appears their is still more room for $MU to drop. Micron Technology's FQ2 2016 Guidance (Non GAAP) is a loss of -0.12 to -0.05 per share. Much worse than expected. Gartner forecasts an oversupply in DRAM in 2016.