Here I extended the bottom suppistance curve with successful predictions of last week. The trend seems upward and all I did was extend the previous line to match better with a slightly longer prediction. there seems to be another point of suppistance above the two red curves which I still haven't found but it will show itself and I will create another curve when I...
This is the modern long term chart for the 2000s price range. INTL has recently been getting beat up by its competition but if it gets its act together it may be able to recover here. Im not sure what will happen but this could potentially be a great place to start a position if you believe the company will begin to do well again.
We have a potentially massive gap to fill here with upward price movements to 2500$ in the coming weeks. is it will continue along the bottom suppistance curve and move slightly sideways
Well we meet yet again, Just added another suppistance curve that I hope the price pattern follows but were gonna wait and see what happens
We're gonna see if it follows these supports. To me it looks like a gradual climb upwards in the immediate future
Looks like this one is going to go down so lets see if it follows the suppistance curves
Test to see where the stock goes akhbfihabfbpiabifbai aubfihabfbiabfi aihfbihqbifyiqwbf
This POS will fall or its going to continue straight upward there's no sideways in between
Let's be honest, clearly this is going up and if it isn't, it's going straight down. My bet is it goes up >50% before we see a correction given the past patterns of gold rising. It generally has massive bull runs in short periods of time and corrects itself over a much longer period of time following the positive movement. Gold is deeply entrenched into the value...
Between 1995 and its peak in March 2000, the Nasdaq Composite stock market index rose 400%, only to fall 78% from its peak by October 2002, giving up all its gains during the bubble
This is the Nasdaq chart before the .com bubble bursting for comparison against its chart afterward
This is the nasdaq bull run chart on a linear scale from Apr 2002 --> Nov 2001.
big red day for oil, mostly selling on news of the OPEC+ meeting not coming to an agreement. This IMO is actually positive because without an agreement to produce more fuel the supply of oil will stay the same and demand will continue to rise. I think this is actually a great day for oil because now it has more room technically to move up