AT&T Inc.Long
Multi Timeframe analysis and aligned setup on AT&T
a) Let's start with the Weekly chart: We have a clear bullish view, Support Zone + Ascending trendline. Those two levels combined on the same spot provide us with a solid level to think of as the beginning of a new ascending impulse
b) On the 1H scenario, we can see:
-The price is inside a range (between the Weekly support zone and the Next Resistance Zone)
-There is a broken descending trendline (that provide us with a bullish perspective)
- On the Range, we have an inner Support/Resistance zone in which the price is currently on the edge of that
- On the previously mentioned level we have a clear corrective Structure
FINAL CONCLUSION:
Based on all the previous items. IF the price breaks the current corrective Structure, we will open long setups on the shown level. With a Target on the next resistance zone. The yellow line represents the Break-Even level. We will take a 1% risk of our Capital on this setup / The expected duration of the Trade is 10 Days. The stop loss will be set below the structure.
b) On the 1H scenario, we can see:
-The price is inside a range (between the Weekly support zone and the Next Resistance Zone)
-There is a broken descending trendline (that provide us with a bullish perspective)
- On the Range, we have an inner Support/Resistance zone in which the price is currently on the edge of that
- On the previously mentioned level we have a clear corrective Structure
FINAL CONCLUSION:
Based on all the previous items. IF the price breaks the current corrective Structure, we will open long setups on the shown level. With a Target on the next resistance zone. The yellow line represents the Break-Even level. We will take a 1% risk of our Capital on this setup / The expected duration of the Trade is 10 Days. The stop loss will be set below the structure.
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