Today's chart of the day is a recent IPO that almost all of us use for online purchases, Paypal.
PYPL has formed a few key levels that we can now trade off. First are the IPO lows and highs, which form an 8 point range between $34 and $42. Watch for either a pullback to the low or breakout of the highs for a good, low risk entry. The other two key levels are the gap fill and pivot areas annotated on the chart below.
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Showing posts with label breakout trading range setup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label breakout trading range setup. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Chart of the day: ULTA and the post breakout trading range
One of my favorite trades is playing the post earnings breakout range that develops within stocks that have had a strong earnings catalyst the previous two weeks to 2 months.
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Ulta is a good example and has formed a $148 to $155 range. Buy the bottom, sell the top. It doesn't get much easier than that. I will look to enter on a pullback as close to $148 as possible.
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Ulta is a good example and has formed a $148 to $155 range. Buy the bottom, sell the top. It doesn't get much easier than that. I will look to enter on a pullback as close to $148 as possible.
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Monday, March 23, 2015
Chart of the day: MNST
MNST broke out on heavy volume a few weeks ago and has been forming a nice post breakout base ever since. This consolidation sets it up for a leg higher and a "trading the post breakout range" setup. Look to enter either 1) on pullback to bottom of the range or 2) breakout of the top of the range.
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Wednesday, February 04, 2009
Breakout Setup: MCK
MCK has formed a nice traidng range post breakout. I'd like to enter at the bottom of the range, with a stop just under support and the upper end of the range as my initial target.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Earnings Breakout: NFLX
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Playing the Breakout Trading Range: IPHS
IPHS broke out in early August and is now developing a trading range between the breakout highs and lows. This has created a low risk set up. I would like to buy on a pullback to the $33-35 range with a target of $40 and a stop around $31-32.
Overall, the stock shows a nice volume pattern, stochastics are oversold and we have a nice uptrend in place. The only concern is the negative RSI divergence. This may set the stock up for failure on a retest of highs. Since that is the target, the breakout trading range trade still looks good.
Overall, the stock shows a nice volume pattern, stochastics are oversold and we have a nice uptrend in place. The only concern is the negative RSI divergence. This may set the stock up for failure on a retest of highs. Since that is the target, the breakout trading range trade still looks good.
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