$IBB broke out of the bull flag but running into some resistance that goes back to 2022. Watch for whether it can breakout here, or pulls back as a result of a failed break. . $IBIT bull flag breakout here, representing a continuation of the current trend-line off of the January lows.
$IBB bouncing off of the rising trend-line from October '22. You'll still want to be mindful of overhead resistance. $CVS for a second straight day testing key support that if broken goes back down to 2019 & 2020 prices. $VIX running into heavy resistance at the 200-day moving average. $TNX 10 year yields showing rejection
$ACI nearing a break through resistance that hasn't been broken since last November. Huge gap that remains unfilled. Very overbought at this juncture, but still a promising chart to keep an eye on. Tough to play that breakout level on $LHX at $190 with that declining resistance in play still. $IBB pulling back and retesting
$IBB with a long term inverse head and shoulders pattern formed and nearing a breakout.
Massive support on $IBB getting tested here. Problematic if it breaks.
Swing Trade Approach: Big day for my long positions – the smaller amount of short positions that I held previously overnight didn’t fair too well, all but one at least. I closed my short on the biotechs (IBB) for a -3% loss. It was a great pattern that was showing a lot of weakness, but
The market is trying to crash again like what we saw back in Q4 of last year, how are you going to be swing-trading it and most importantly preserving profits along the way. I go over the possibilities of a market crash, my swing-trading update, and the technical analysis of the most important stocks currently
My Swing Trading Approach Closed out IBB yesterday for a +3.8% profit, while adding two additional trades from the hottest sector right now: technology. Indicators
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The key to July’s swing trading success was in managing the losses and keeping them SMALL! I did that well, and it is something I am very happy. My winning percentage was right there at my historical average, but I didn’t place as many trades as I usually do. There were only 18 trades made