Sentences with phrase «daily chart buy»

Watch 2660 — 2644 for a 4 - hour or daily chart buy signal as well as key support further down at 2560 — 2530 should price retrace down to that zone this week.

We remain bullish on this market and are watching closely for 4 - hour or daily chart buy signals from support.

Watch the 21 day ema and 2770 - 2830 short term support area for 1 hr, 4 hr or daily chart buy signals.

As a result, we are looking to buy after a pullback this week, we would look to buy near 1325.00 near - term support to 1306.00 key support or the 21 day ema, on a 1 hr 4 hr or daily chart buy signal.

We can watch for any retraces lower this week to get long, ideally on a 1 hour or 4 hour or daily chart buy signal.

Given the force of the up move into last week's close we could see more bullish momentum in the coming days, traders can consider a long entry this week if the market retraces back down to support near 1.2875 or further below near 1.2750 and forms an obvious 4 hour or daily chart buy signal.

Price rotated lower late last week and appears to be heading down into 1.2214 — 1.2150 support zone where we will watch for a clean 4 hour or daily chart buying opportunity this week.

Not exact matches

While indicators show that buying has slowed for the stock, Lang's daily chart for Workday showed that the stock's June decline went hand - in - hand with a decline in trading volume.

For starters, take a look at the annotated daily chart of $ EPU below, which highlights our exact buy entry point, as well as our current target price on the $ EPU:

So, let's drill down to the weekly charts of one ETF and two individual stocks that could soon be in play for Wagner Daily buy entry.

Below is the daily chart of SolarCity ($ SCTY), which I bought in The Wagner Daily newsletter on December 19 (still long as of January 10, with an unrealized price gain of 2daily chart of SolarCity ($ SCTY), which I bought in The Wagner Daily newsletter on December 19 (still long as of January 10, with an unrealized price gain of 2Daily newsletter on December 19 (still long as of January 10, with an unrealized price gain of 26 %):

In our Wagner Daily swing trading newsletter (a completely separate service of the stock screener), we manually scan through hundreds of charts every night, cherry pick only the best - looking stock and ETF trade setups, then e-mail subscribers our exact and predetermined buy trigger, stop, and target prices.

HOWEVER, with our market timing model now in «sell» mode and the daily chart pattern starting to look at bit ominous, this does not mean swing traders should be looking to step in and start buying stocks.

Scanning for reliable chart patterns is obviously one of the most important factors that determines which stocks and ETFs we buy in the model portfolio of The Wagner Daily newsletter.

However, although such price action is bullish, the daily chart pattern presently does not yet provide us with a clearly defined buy entry point and level for setting a stop price.

Although the daily chart has always been pivotal for locating low - risk buy setups, my extreme focus on that single time frame was causing me to ignore the power of confirmation from longer time frames (such as weekly and monthly charts).

The daily chart showed that the stock was above a «golden cross,» which supported an opening buy for 2017.

We'll start by taking a look at the daily chart as it appeared prior to our March 12 buy entry: A tight consolidation near the highs, holding above the 20 - day -LSB-...]

The daily chart of $ AMD below shows the bull flag pattern that enabled us to list the stock as a Wagner Daily buy sdaily chart of $ AMD below shows the bull flag pattern that enabled us to list the stock as a Wagner Daily buy sDaily buy setup:

This is a great Tutorials Video on Trading the Pin Bar buy signal with 50 % advanced Tweak Entry on the Daily Chart timeframe.

After analyzing $ FXE on its monthly, weekly, and daily charts, you will surely agree this is a great ETF to monitor for potential buy entry in the coming days, especially considering its virtually nil correlation to the direction of the US equities markets.

Below is a snapshot of the daily chart pattern as it looked the day before our swing trade buy entry:

The technical setup of the trade is annotated on the chart below, which is what subscribers of our Wagner Daily newsletter were alerted to the day before we bought ONXX:

Notice on the daily chart below, a pin bar reversal buy signal formed today as buyers came back into the market following the brief pull back that took place over the last six days.

The current daily chart of UNG below shows the subsequent price action after our September 25 buy entry:

If you think the sticker / behavior chart isn't really his bag and you'd rather stick with a daily reward (at least until the possibility of a new sibling regression window has closed), I'd suggest buying a big assortment of super-cheap-o «treasure / prize box» toys and let him pick from there.

On the daily chart, we see the aforementioned post-earnings rally and how NFLX stock has neither seen any follow - through buying after the up - gap nor any meaningful retracement lower to fill the gap.

We will be looking for 1 hour, 4 hour or daily chart price action buy signals this week on any weakness whilst price is trading within or above that support zone.

In the chart example below, we had a solid and defined trading range in the Gold market when we got a daily chart pin bar buy signal at the bottom of the range (key support level).

This week, keep a lookout at the 2530 price support region for a bullish buy signal either on the daily or 4 - hour chart time frame to get long.

The RSI on the daily chart moved back above the mid line but stalled Friday while the MACD is turned up but has yet to cross up to signal a buy.

Hi Nial, Happy anniversary, Well i have been a student of yours now for about 1 year and a half and a full member for about 6 months and i must say my progress in learning to trade price action has been phenomenal, trading raw price with the daily charts has been for me the most accurate way to trade in the market, the daily charts seem to be the only time frame that can give you a clear insight in to price momentum, strength and potential reach, I also use the 15 minute charts for entry and exit of trades and most of all i use the usd index to give me a clear insight in to market direction and strength, I have found that raw price analysis of different time frames in the usd index can help you to make a more accurate decision on which currency to buy or sell at any given moment.

We remain bullish whilst above 1300.00 and will be watching closely this week for 4 hour or daily chart price action buy signals within this zone.

The daily chart shows that there is rising trend support nearby around 180 and with it out of the Bollinger bands some volatility players may start to buy.

Thus, we remain bullish biased and our strategy of choice is to look for a 1 - hour, 4 - hour or daily chart time frame buy signal from value / support after a pull back.

As we discussed in our members area last week, traders not already long can still watch for pull backs ideally followed by a price action buy signal on the 1 hr, 4 hr or daily charts to get long.

We remain aggressively bullish this week whilst price is above the lows of last Thursday's pin bar at 2540.00 and we will continue to look to buy on a 1 hour, 4 hour or daily chart price action signal on any weakness.

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