Long positions: Entry: 1.23307 Short positions: Entry: 1.22902
Fallowing the trend Enter long @ 110.840 Stop loss @ 110.450 Take profit @ 111.600 Enter short @ 110.100
I'm neutral for now If close below red line, sell If turn around and close above green line buy Black lines are probable S/R zones along the way.
Shorting and waiting to reach tp1 If it breaks that to levels, enter buy at the blue line.
The price it's on a neutral area. Buy at the top and sell if drop 2 levels.
Right now it's on a S/R area, after a bearish run. Looks like it's turning around, but I just consider a long position if it breaks that second level up. If not, continue down. Entry and targets are posted in the chart.
The price breakout 2 levels up. It's trend verse signal to me. Enter at green line and stop loss at the red. Stop loss should be placed at the lowest low when the price hit every target.
The price already breaktrough S/R level. The blue lines are possible S/R sub-levels that will happen along the way. TP on the green lines. If the price turn around, always consider 2 levels until enter the trader in the oposite direction.
Bearish divergent candle on BAC weekly chart. Short sell @ 22.16 with stop on top of the candle
- Conversion line it's above the base line - Span-A it's above Span-B - Price it's above the kumo I'm going long if Chikou (lagging line) crosses above the price. Buy order between 1.30865 and 1.31880
- Conversion line it's above the base line - Span-A it's above Span-B - Price it's breaking the kumo I'm going long if Chikou (lagging line) crosses above the price. Buy order between 0.98359 and 0.98818 with potential target at 0.99374
- Conversion lince cross above base line; - Chikou above price. I will buy when the next candle open!
Signals: - The conversion line crosses below the base line; - The senkou span-A crosses below the senkou span-B; - Chikou it's in a good direction. Trade idea: I will open a short position after the first candle that close's below the cloud! My stop loss will in the opposite side of the cloud.