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- Area of balance/price acceptance has been established between 107 and 124.
- 124 is currently a stubborn resistance as seen in price piercing but not closed above yet.
- MA5 is fast coming very close to crossing above MA20
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@shy Cheetah_0241
$Bed Bath & Beyond Inc (BBBY.US)$ there is no way rsi is near 30 with a dip like that. something is up. Maybe they are warming up the jets.
@Flord
Most of us probably already know, but I keep seeing comments on how AMC should have a streaming App. So for those that don't know,...
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@Hucktosoar
Gartner Says Worldwide PC Shipments Declined 28.5% in the Fourth Quarter of 2022 and 16.2% for the Year $Apple (AAPL.US)$ is again the most resilient out of the pack.
@70542874
$Mullen Automotive (MULN.US)$ after carefully reading this new 10k filing. it is only up to September 30th of 2022. During that time, Mullen's total assets were only 17 million. with the recent acquisitions, they are now worth over 200 million!
@OptionsKing
$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$NIO is selling more cars in China than Tesla. Stock is moving upwards. Stock upgraded to buy and 1yr price target was raised to $33.75.
@redevil88
Need to break 120-125 resistance. Else more chance to see the 90s again
@ZnWC
$SIA (C6L.SG)$ share price hit its highest since year 2020 today surging more than 4% in a single day.
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@Feirre
$TENCENT (00700.HK)$'s statement disclosed that it repurchased 960,000 shares of the company on the Stock Exchange on 12 January, at $356.6-377 per share, involving about $352 million.
@Bullish to the Sky
$Amazon (AMZN.US)$ yes after waiting for so long finally picking me up soon at 96.50 break even.
HopeAlways : The $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ is expected to report a year-over-year decline in earnings for Q4, which would mark the first year-over-year decline in earnings reported by the index since Q3 2020. It is hard to imagine CEOs and management teams being bullish about EPS and revenue prospects given tbe Fed rate hikes and the slowing economic data.
Yao En : More companies are cutting down staff.Earning seasons to see which co improves greatly like TSMC Taiwan.
Syuee : Investors are anticipating for Q4 earnings season, amid a toxic combination of several macroeconomic headwinds.
This includes rising interest rates, persistently high inflation, slowing economic growth, ongoing supply chain disruptions and labor shortages.
If a company misses estimates doesn't mean, it can't have great growth prospects.
While, a company that exceeds expectations, could still face growth difficulties …
One should also pay close attention to announcements on forward guidance for the months ahead, given the uncertain macroeconomic outlook, which has seen recession fears mount recently.
#StockMarketIsForwardLooking
SuperWonderTrader : I think Q4 earnings will increase year on year by 2-4% and quarter on quarter by 1-2%. The reason being interest rate rise and its impact on company earnings are not at same timeframe. The rise in earnings will send stocks higher temporarily for a month or so and will start to pull down.
Syuee HopeAlways : Q4 earnings season can be both an important indicator for overall economic conditions and a crucial time when investors are given key information, upon which to base their investment decisions, moving forward.
steady Pom pipi : I think that a bad economy generally lowers earnings expectations. It is also because of this that there may be many financial reports that exceed expectations.
HopeAlways Syuee : The weekly S&P futures chart shows the longer-term downtrend remains intact even after the recent spike high. The longer that remains the case the more worrying it becomes for US equity markets.
ZenTime HopeAlways : Unsurprisingly, US equities have been at the mercy of recent data prints as the market reevaluates the timing of the Fed pause.
Ixy The Cat : What do you expect from Q4 earnings?
Many people look at revenue in their assessment of a company's earnings. In my view, this doesn't portray a full picture. The recession is looming & big US banks are already making provisions of up to 4 billion. High inflation is hitting consumer spending, increasing borrowing costs for both individuals and companies, and it hits corporate profits. This current bull run is not sustainable because it bears no relation to how companies are actually faring and fundamentals. Talk that the inflation is going away and the Fed not increasing interest rates are fluff because the reality is otherwise. Companies are already cutting costs and laying off workers to show a better bottom line. Q4 2022 results are probably the last hurrah before the market goes south, so I am bearish in 2023. Full disclosure the only bank stocks I have are $JPMorgan(JPM.US)$, and Singapore banks for dividend yield purposes.
meruson : merci beaucoup ! with interest rates increasing and staying high, economy cools down. most probably pump and dump going on, nibble and run. the last one who misses the musical chair gets booted out.
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