C long/short spotting - should we have a dedicated thread?
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Originally posted by RunnerSpike, I think AAPL is puting in a C. Might bounce from here?
Intrday pivot of 66.19 might be worth taking, with a 2% stop at 64.85 that's under some price support.... If you target 79.00 then the r/r makes it a nice 10.
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Originally posted by New-born babySpike:
What's your Target on CERS? I picked up some at $12.33 . . . .
I'd like the experts target and stop, pretty please with sugar on top!
Thanks very much!
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Originally posted by New-born babySpike:
What's your Target on CERS? I picked up some at $12.33 . . . .
I'd like the experts target and stop, pretty please with sugar on top!
I view today's drop as just another handle to buy.
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Originally posted by kc14526I appreciate these posts as well! It would also help to know expected targets for all of those patterns so we know when to take our profit and run.
Thanks very much!
OK, you want to be targeting optimistically but realistically.......and I think it's a regular occurrence (at least in current conditions) that you'll see another 5 impulses. And 5 more waves is good for at least 15% I think; sometimes more, sometimes less; depends on the chart. Price resistance will vary from chart to chart naturally, but good point. I will try to remember to add a price resistance target off a weekly or monthly chart as well as assuming at 15% or better 5 wave target.
Now if you're really nimble, you might like the setups posted and risk 2% buy your system or routine only target 4-10% in the 1st or 3rd waves, exit and hop on another. All depends on what you are comfortable doing, how many positions you want to manage, and how much time you give them.
Many will fail or come back to tag your breakeven stop out, some will run real nice; maybe even a big gap up you can enjoy on volume that you throw into your long-term port. Some will start off well, then stall and break the impulsive nature of the chart....then it's time to hop off I think.
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Originally posted by New-born babySpike:
CERS...and stop
Remember, 'c' hasn't confirmed that it's in yet (by trading higher than yesterday's high).
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