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  1. #11
    The biopharma distance is a tough nut. A company may implode on one product's clinical trial collapse or burst on precisely the same news; that therapies/drugs have not promise but profitable promise is a craphshoot. However, here is a couple to watch on:



    It has been brutalized since the start of the year and also the last earnings statement was disappointing than expected. When you examine the weekly, you will notice that there's not just space for an explosion to the upside, but also total implosion, a la VRX, that's another one to see:



    That rebound in the end looks like a dead bounce, therefore there might be further weakness ahead (that is why I am not yet diving into that pool).

  2. #12
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    The biopharma space is a tough nut.
    Yeah the names are receiving spikes alla time - all the time those are titles which don't even barely have tradeable options, so that I don't bother. However, once a week or two so I will visit the FinViz screener and screen everything by weekly/monthly functionality - whether you look at large spikes or large drops, roughly 1/2 time I'd guess the big movers are pharma or biotech....was simply scanning now, looking at MDVN...

  3. #13
    CERN worked out nicely. How about another...

    $AHS - AMN Healthcare Services:

  4. #14
    Meant to upload this yesterday - $SRI

    Hammer/ @ $17. Could perform w/ a somewhat tight stop:


  5. #15
    This one will gap up Monday (potentially) after having a favorable article in Barron's. Might be worth taking a snapshot on in the event that you think agriculture prices can ever rebound. .

  6. #16
    By the way this thread name is pretty dumb. Very few trades are evident except in retrospect... Someone ought to have called the thread starter on this a few years ago. Yes, I know, I started this thread. And of course this is a FX site, so who cares about what is in the stocks commodities segment anyhow. LOL

    Hope everyone had a good weekend -- GL trading.

  7. #17
    Posted this in another thread but for those trading Stocks Commodities, this is a fairly cool website: tradingviews.com

    I grabbed a screenshot for you to see. Can do some cool stuff on here. . .Some useful attributes are concealed behind a bit of a paywall (like most of the alert functionality and a number of the better information -- it utilizes complimentary information from BATS and functions a few ads here and there). Nevertheless, the charts look fine and the drawing tools seem to sync across servers and save over time (i.e. return a week later and that silly trend-line you drew is still there). Anyway, just my first take. . .seems excellent.

    Attached a screenshot. Same information can be obtained on Forex, Futures, Digital Currencies, Indexes, and also of course volatility.

  8. #18
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Let us post links here which are so evident even a cave man could take action. I generally trade daily weekly charts so try to remain on that time frame. Good Luck all.
    Hello SL, please let me ask you exactly what egy do you have?
    Also, please allow me to attache the top 3 trading books, or a few of the best trading books for those who wish to learn.

    Regards!

    That I am only able to attach 10MB so for the 3rd book I give a link:

    http://www.trading-software-collecti...ange Breakout/
    https://www.forexforum.co.za/attachm...1592077844.zip
    https://www.forexforum.co.za/attachm...9608700976.zip

  9. #19
    Great to have you. I trade a few distinct egies. My usual are breakouts and pullbacks into support/resistance zones. Generally, however, I would rather have the fundamentals aligned with my view. I let the chart do most of the work, but I tend to not invest in high-flying over priced stocks. I prefer small to mid-caps that do not show up that my opinion may be swayed by whatever the talking heads might say and are well known. I also have a stable of blue-chips whom I trade in/out of, but intend to hold for longer lengths of time to collect dividends, etc..

    For example, this can be one where the fundamentals have shrunk marginally negatively but I think is a fantastic longer-term drama: In this case, I'm enjoying that they 100 level will maintain up as service. Additionally that is probably about as big-cap as I'll go, so not the very best instance, but what can ya do...


  10. #20
    Let's track Apple Inc..
    So, Apple Incorporated. Since we will not get bored, looking at AAPL it shall be tracked by us for a while.
    So, what will wait us later on ? Everyone could say here:Future is inconsistent and not readily available . Yes. It's time to take a look.

    What do we find here ? Move that is extended upward, with starting - wave 1, the mid - wave 3 and the end - wave 5. Notice, how well wave 4 divides all movement into the golden ratio - the bottom will be 0.382 of the entire move and the greatest will be 0.618 of the entire move. This chart is sufficient to say. There won't be the increase of Apple beyond its current top in the future. Why ? Since five waves 1-2-3-4-5 put together complete tide, wave upward is over move down is currently unfolding. We can say the target for Apple's fall - . Price may attain this level, may stops above it, can overshoot it soon, all versions are valid, we will say more precisely when the following autumn begins.
    Now next chart.

    First move down - exactly the exact same five waves. Wave 1 - the beginning, its own correction - tide 2(expanded flat), decisive wave 3 - the centre, its own correction - wave 4, and final push down - tide 5. These five waves write down first step, marked with A. Every step needs a rest, after every fall follows arise, and Apple is rising. This arise is a break before the next drop and a SELL position that is good can be placed by us .
    Now move up - the break after fall.It consists of three waves as every correction does - waves a-b-c(blue labels), but this type is called expanded flat correction. Look - wave that the runs up wave c goes wave b and has three waves. The same view has wave two in first move down. Notice, how tide b falls forming enlarged surface. Wave c in flat corrections tries to transcend wave a end, so can do currently running tide c up. Currently unfolding wave c will try to go beyond tide a end - above 123.82 approximately. Tide c's conclusion will be a good place to start SELL place on AAPL stocks with a low price target. Let us examine wave c.
    The exact same chart above, wave c is a final wave of wave B(blue labels), subwaves are marked with green. Wave c is a standard visible five waves impulse as it ought to be in corrections that are flat. We view wave 1 as a beginning, wave 3 as a centre and possibly we could already see wave 5 - the previous wave of tide c. Notice, we could split wave 3 into subwaves, because it is the most powerful aspect of wave c. So we will track wave 5 of tide c to start a good SELL place. Follow our upgrades.

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