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C - Inverse Head and Shoulders breakout!Following some upbeat forecasts for the financial sector and with JP Morgan announcing a 43% dividend increase, financial stocks soared today. From my analysis of the sector, C appears to have the most bullish chart at the moment and should be a top pick in the financial sector at this time. Today, C broke out of an inverse head and shoulders pattern. Inverse head and shoulders are among the most common and most reliable reversal patterns in technical analysis. With the breakout from the neckline, the pattern provides a price target equal to the size of the head from the neckline (the cloned and placed blue boxes). With multiple supports now below the current price and a price target of $82 it offers a fantastic risk/reward long play. This represents an 11% gain over today's close in the short term (~3 - 6 months). I entered a long equity position today. I think it is fairly likely that C re-tests the neckline, in which case I will be buying long call options if any re-test fails, or on any pullbacks to its price target. ------------------------------------------------------------- As always, the responsibility for managing your position is your own. I am not a financial adviser nor is any content in this post intended to be financial advice. The information presented is my opinion, based on tools I have learned from others sharing their opinions and my experience in the markets. I share these ideas to generate discussion and have others critique my analysis because, as always, I am still learning. With that in mind, the outcome could be quite different than what I am predicting and this is for entertainment purposes only. It should not be considered financial or investment advice of any kind. Readers should consult with a financial or investment professional to determine what may be best for their individual needs.
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by Bullish_Harambe
Cash money, but just how much?For those following the Financial Sector two big dates are coming up fast for Citigroup ($C): The 26th of September next week, when the Fed decides rate raising (decreasing/no hike) and mid October when $C and other banks report earnings. The Sept 21 - $72 strike was just too tempting at $0.20/contract. Now that Citigroup, $XLF and the market in general is heading north, should gains be cut and collected today, tomorrow or are we gliding to the weekend on the wings of euphoria? $C beaten down MACD converged bullish, and the buy rumor sell news still has about 5 more days before expiration (unlike the Sept 21 contracts). The resistance at the $71.5 strike seems to be the only remaining obstacle before a short-term run on $73. As always, do your own due diligence. -Bayarizard
NYSE:CLong
by Arizard
Citigroup is a sleeping GIANTI would like to present you the 6month TF, this card shows a slow uptrend, bc the price is trading above the 7EMA line and step to step will reach new highs. Citigroup is a really long run stock, if you want to made a quick profit don't look at it. I choose this TF merely because it shows that these future months is a stage of accumulation, with 60% upside. Let's answer the question, what's showing indicators. The RSI has the strong uptrend, and I feel the price will break through the 50 at July 2019, which lead the price to the target $90 p/s. The MACD has made a crossover with its signal line and has the centerline resistance level, but to reach it we need more than 18 months. How to invest in C? Simple strategy. If you have some profit from your swing trade take from it 30% to buy some C shares. I'm sure at the end of 2019 you will be happy with your diversified portfolio which will have some percent of C shares. Good Luck! ENTER: $65-75 CLOSE: $110 and higher Likes/Comments, Yes please! :)
NYSE:CLong
by LudwigStirner
Trading Strategy for Parabolic Markets [Part 3]In part 1 I outlined an approach that I have been working on that is aimed towards trading parabolic markets. In part 2 I outlined 4 trades with entries, stop losses and risk:reward calculations. The best position (in terms of risk:reward) has been saved for last. Notes: Tyler Jenks says, “All hyperwaves are bubbles but not all bubbles are hyperwaves.” This looks much more like a legit bubble than a hyper wave. Weekly chart has been included to illustrate that. | 200 MA > 10 MA > 50 MA | ADX is getting ready to cross 20 in confluence with the bull flag breakout | Weekly ADX getting ready to cross below 20 | Price is currently below 200 day MA and is acting as resistance | 50 week MA is also acting as resistance | Daily RSI = 56.81 and weekly RSI = 53 | Visible Range Volume Profile shows all of the volume at $19 - $50 and very little resistance at higher prices. Since this is not a hyperwave the VRPR and FIB Retracement levels will be very important. The profit targets are also much easier to recognize/calculate. Q-2 Earnings Report: Deposits: Expected earnings per share: $1.54 vs $1.62 actual earnings per share for a +5.19% surprise. $996.7B vs Projection: $1.009T | Fixed income trading revenue: $308B vs Projection: $3.11B' | Sales from consumer banking and institutional clients: $8.25B & 9.691B for a growth of 2% & 3% respectively. Time Analysis: Could see it gapping over the 200 day MA on Monday, could also see months of consolidation to follow death cross from 4/26 and ADX falling below 25 on weekly chart. Possible Entries: Breakout above 200 day MA and 50 week MA - I have set a price alert at $75.59 | Breakout above local high of $81.54 (second price alert) | 50 and 200 day MA golden cross Risk: Need new low to be established on the weekly after breaking through the 200 MA. If use current low then the risk is 21.25%. Profit Targets: $125 (+56%) | $236 (+195%) | $399 (+398%) Risk:Reward: Depends on how much is profit is capitalized at each target and where the next weekly low comes in. Suffice it to say this is the best r:r out of all the positions listed. When there are too many good opportunities for an entry then I like to use the risk:reward ratio to determine the best entry. Part 1 Part 2 Thank you for reading! If you found this helpful then please like, comment and subscribe!
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by Sawcruhteez
Citi Is In For a Technically Bumpy RideI did this analysis really elucidate what an "extended ceiling" looks like. The annotations are pretty straight forward AND if you look well enough you'll see an upside-down cup and handle forming and if you squint just right you'll see a head and shoulders forming. I would've shown it on the diagram but the drawing would've become too busy to make sense. Notice too, that the 21-day moving average is working well as a support and as a resistance. Admittedly, I haven't done any fundamental analysis but preliminary, doing things in reverse, we see that Citi, technically, is in for a rough ride. If there's a stock you're fixing to take a position, put the ticker in comments section also what position, long or short, you want to take.
NYSE:C
by ReadySetBudget
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