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NVCR otro toque a los 32. Lógico porque pasa de un bid 10 u 11 y un ask de 10 o 12 k, a un ask de 520K en los 32. ¿alguien tiene una explicación? tema de opciones? ni idea esa obsesión porque no pase de 32

sorry Joose, desconecté unas horas.

Mañana antes de apertura la miro a ver si veo algo.

Joose ...  La tienen contenida en 32 pero fijate que cada vez los compradores pagan mas ( higher lows ). Te esta haciendo un Triangulo Ascendente. Es un continuador de tendencia.

Ruido diario a un lado ... es una figura de alta probabilidad alcista. Añado que es mi figura preferida, por cierto.

Lo suyo seria que te rompiera los 32, tirón al alza, retroceso a testar esos 32 de nuevo y convertir asi esa resistencia en soporte. Y ya irse a por la proyección ... con suerte 35-36 pavos.

NVCR

Bueno, asi quedó ayer XBI, breakout de triple top.

y si este breakout me lo creo es porque veo que las grandes del sector estan empezando a tirar ... como debe ser para un breakout creible  ...

IBB

rico,rico ... :))))))))

Vamos a ver si tenemos una sesión de continuación y sin fade al final ... 

De las Big que llevo ...

CELG 

Pues parece que efectivamente era un canal de consolidación , vamos a ver si remata lo de ayer y vemos los 80's de una p. vez.

Su MM50 en los 83's

REGN

Fuerte y decidida. Ya iba siendo hora. Los 350 los veo zona de control y donde evaluaré que hacer con mi posición ( en 365, por donde anda ahora su MM200 en diario )

ACAD,  movimiento pump&dump ayer ... con esa vela el cierre del gap esta casi asegurado.

KERX, despertando? Hoy volvera a intentar atacar su MM200 en 5,25 ... supongo que esta vez se la cepilla

EXEL, breakout de canal bajista, y yo que me alegro :))) Que golosos parecen esos 23's ... pero hay otros peldaños intermedios, iremos viendo que pasa ...

RDUS, la tenia olvidada desde el patadón para arriba tras el upgrade ... ahi que va, promete. Breakout de cuña y primer testeo de su MM50

TGTX, venga, la quiero en los 15's!

Aunque solo sea por meter positividad , hoy puede ser un buen dia !!

10 Great Technical Trading Rules

“We learned just to go with the chart. Why work when Mr. Market can do it for you?” – Paul Tudor Jones

Only price pays. In trading, emotions and egos are expensive collaborators. Our goal as traders is to capture price moves inside our time frame, while limiting our drawdowns in capital. The longer I have traded, the more I have become an advocate of price action. Moving away from the perils of opinions and predictions has improved my mental well-being, and my bottom line.

In developing a trading system of your own, you must begin with the big picture. First, look at the price action and then work your way down into your own time frame. You need to create a systematic and specific approach to entering and exiting trades, executing your signals with the right trailing stops, setting realistic price targets and position sizing, and limiting your risk exposure. Relying on fact, rather than being tossed around by your own subjective feelings, will insure your long term profitability.

Here are 10 great technical trading rules that will help you build a systematic approach to trading:

1. Start with the weekly price chart to establish the long term trend, and then work down through the daily and hourly charts to trade in the direction of that trend. The odds are better if you are trading in the direction of the long term trend.
2. In Bull Markets, the best strategy is to buy the dips. In Bear Markets, the best strategy is to sell short into each rally. Always go with the path of least resistance.
3. Support and resistance levels can hold for long periods of time; the first few breakout attempts usually fail.
4. The more times a support or resistance level is tested, the greater the odds that it will be broken. Old resistance can become the new support, and the old support may become the new resistance.
5. Trend lines are the easiest way to measure trends by connecting higher highs or lower lows, and they must always go from left to right.
6. Chart patterns are visible representations of the price ranges that buyers and sellers are creating. Chart Patterns are connected trend lines that signal a possible breakout buy point if one line is broken.
7. Moving averages quantify trends and create signals for entries, exits, and trailing stops.
8. Moving averages are great tools for a trader to use, but they are best used along with an overbought/oversold oscillator like the RSI. This maximizes exit profitability on extensions from a moving average.
9. 52 week highs are bullish, and 52 week lows are bearish.  All-time highs are more bullish, and all-time lows are more bearish.  Bull Markets have no long term resistance, and Bear Markets have no long term support.
10. Above the 200 day is where bulls create uptrends. Bad things happen below the 200 day; downtrends, distribution, bear markets, crashes, and bankruptcies.