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American Express Wave Analysis – 21 February 2025 - American Express broke the support zone - Likely to fall to support level 290.00 American Express recently broke the support zone between the support trendline of the extended daily up channel from August and the 50% Fibonacci correction of the upward impulse from December. The breakout of this support zone accelerated the c-wave of the active minor ABC corrective wave 4 from the middle of January. American Express can be expected to fall to the next support level 290.00 (former monthly low from January and the target for completing the active ABC wave 4).
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by FxProGlobal
AXP Wave Analysis – 17 February 2025 - AXP reversed from the support zone - Likely to rise to the resistance level 315.40. AXP recently reversed up with the daily Doji from the support zone between the pivotal support level 302.72 (former strong resistance from December and January), lower daily Bollinger Band and the 50% Fibonacci correction of the upward impulse from October. This support zone was further strengthened by the support trendline of the daily up channel from August. Given the clear daily uptrend, AXP can be expected to rise in the active impulse wave 5 to the next resistance level 315.40.
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by FxProGlobal
American Express Trade Result – RR of 1.61 on Sell & Buy SetupsI’m excited to share my latest trade idea for American Express (AXP) based on my custom indicator. The system recently signaled a sell, followed by a buy setup, each carefully calibrated with a stop loss set at our historical average loss and a take profit aligned with our historical average win—yielding a consistent risk–reward ratio of 1.61. This approach ensures disciplined entries and exits, and I’ll be updating the idea as market conditions evolve. 1. Sell Setup: • Signal: My indicator generated a sell signal based on a confluence of conditions ( VWAP, Daily Open, and momentum parameters). • Stop Loss (SL): The stop loss is placed according to the historical average loss observed from previous setups, ensuring controlled risk. • Take Profit (TP): The TP is set based on the historical average win, which gives a risk–reward ratio of 1.61. • This setup clearly shows why the system signals a sell, and the trade is entered accordingly. 2. Buy Setup: • Signal: Shortly after the sell, the indicator generated a buy signal, suggesting a reversal in the trend. • Stop Loss (SL): Again, the SL is determined by the historical average loss metric. • Take Profit (TP): The TP is set using the historical average win, maintaining the same risk–reward ratio of 1.61. • This buy setup confirms the reversal and aligns with the indicator’s overall reasoning. . I will continue to update these ideas as new signals and market conditions arise.
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by Elave_Fx
Speculative Madness: The Market’s Bubble Stocks Some stocks areSpeculative Madness: The Market’s Bubble Stocks Some stocks aren't just overvalued—they're in full speculative bubble mode. Fundamentals? Irrelevant. When euphoria takes over, rationality disappears. Here’s my list of bubble stocks that scream unsustainable pricing: SBUX, T, PLTR, BMY, PYPL, NFLX, GS, ISRG, ARM, C, SHOP, BSX, SPOT, UBS, IBKR, RELX, CEG, CRWD, MSTR, MMM, DASH, COF... And let’s not forget the obvious: TSLA, META, AMZN, AVGO, GOOGL, JPM, MA, V, WMT. Honestly, the entire banking sector, brokers, and tech are in bubble territory. What the hell is going on with this market? Why are algos just buying, buying, buying, squeezing all the shorts?! Unbelievable. The dump will be insannnnnnnne!!! 🚨
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by Maximus20000
Unleashing the Bull: Why AXP is Poised for a Breakout!Current Price: $324 Stop Loss: $310 (below key support). ( very tight SL ) TP1: $340 (short-term breakout target). TP2: $360 (channel resistance). TP3: $370 (analyst high target). 1️⃣ Strong Earnings Potential (Jan 24, 2025) Analysts expect EPS of $3.03 (+15.7% YoY) and revenue of $17.18 billion (+8.8% YoY). Solid growth driven by resilient consumer spending and premium travel recovery. 2️⃣ Premium Client Spending AXP focuses on affluent clients, benefiting from higher spending levels and limited credit risk. Strong performance in the travel and entertainment segments aligns with rising global travel demand. 3️⃣ Bullish Technicals Channel Breakout: AXP has broken out above the ascending channel, signaling bullish momentum. Indicators: RSI above 70 indicates strong momentum. MACD confirms bullish crossover. Increased volume supports the breakout. 4️⃣ Interest Rate Tailwinds Elevated interest rates enhance AXP’s interest income, bolstering profitability in its lending business. 5️⃣ Analyst Sentiment Consensus Price Target: Analysts' median target of $360 , with high-end forecasts at $370 , offers an upside potential of 11% to 14% from the current price.
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by ValchevFinance
28.12.24 American Express - slowly downwardsAmerican Express is since decades Warren Buffett Darling. AXP last years with increasing fees and solid growth spent wonderfull earnings to the shareholders, even solid dividends. But during the last years, credit defaults increased rapidly. From quarter to quarter they increased accounting provisions. st. louis Fed statistic also very interesting. Small banks in Us with huge defaults, meantime by 7%. Highest value since 1991, even higher than 2008… So as a matter of fact, consumer sentiment also negativ. For 2025 expect recession and further increasing of defaults. Expext for axp sharp slump in earnings.
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by Flyerdan
AXP | SHORTNYSE:AXP Technical Analysis of American Express (AXP) Key Observations: Current Price Action: Price: $232.28 Recent Drop: -16.40 (-6.59%) Support and Resistance Levels: Immediate Support: $227.69 (Target Price 1) Further Supports: $219.31 (Target Price 2), $200.36 (Target Price 3), and $186.49 (Target Price 4) Resistance: The price broke below a previous support level at around $244.51. Trendlines: The upward trendline has been broken, indicating a potential shift from a bullish to a bearish trend. Relative Strength Index (RSI): Current RSI: 51.36 The RSI shows a recent decline, approaching a neutral level, indicating that the stock is neither overbought nor oversold. Target Prices: Target Price 1: $227.69 This level is the immediate support and a potential first target for any continued downward movement. Target Price 2: $219.31 If the price breaks below the immediate support, the next target is around $219.31, a previous support level. Target Price 3: $200.36 Further downside could see the price reaching $200.36, a significant psychological and technical support level. Target Price 4: $186.49 In a more bearish scenario, the price could fall to $186.49, another key support level. Summary: American Express (AXP) has experienced a significant drop, breaking below a key support level and its upward trendline. The next levels to watch are $227.69, $219.31, $200.36, and $186.49. The RSI is neutral, suggesting the potential for further declines if market conditions remain negative.
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by shkspr
AXP Long The strong performance year-to-date reflects resilience in current market conditions. Traders should look for confirmation of a bounce off the 9 EMA and the establishment of support as entry criteria. Risk management strategies should include setting a stop loss below recent swing lows and considering a 2-3% risk allocation. Potential catalysts for upward movement include continued revenue growth and positive trends in the financial sector. Overall, there is anticipation for a breakout move following the small base formation and bounce off the 9 EMA.
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by horsehuh
A Risk Tolerance Test for All TradersRisk Tolerance trips up more traders than any other emotional aspect of trading stocks, or any other asset class. How is your risk tolerance? Would you say that you have a good stable risk tolerance? Or is it the main reason you take small gains or losses? If you need help evaluating your risk tolerance, take this Risk Tolerance Test . If any of these apply, then there is a problem you need to address: Do you get stopped out of trades and then watch as the stock moves up? This is caused by setting stops too tightly for the kind of trading style being used. Do you panic as the stock retraces and lower the stop loss to avoid getting stopped out? This actually increases risk rather than lowering it. Do you raise your stop loss before the stock forms a new consolidation for support? This also increases risk rather than lessening it. There is higher risk that you will get stopped out prematurely. Do you check profit or loss everyday on your held stocks? Position traders should only be checking their balance once a month. Swing traders could wait for the end of the month but can do it weekly. Are you a swing trader who checks your positions intraday to see what is happening? This runs the risk of reacting prematurely to intraday volatility that eventually evens out. Have you given up on using stop losses because "they don't work"? You probably just need to learn a better method for placing stop losses. Do you hold and hold with no stop loss, watching a stock tumble, unable to exit and ultimately exiting too late or "holding long term" instead? This is a chronic problem among retail traders that indicates the lack of a complete trading plan, one that provides a plan for when your holdings go against your intent. To keep your risk tolerance in check try adding these simple steps to your trade analysis: Carefully check the Risk to Reward ratio of your picks, and only trade stocks with a good probability for profit vs. loss. Consider the amount of money at risk in each trade. Think about how you would feel if you lost that money should the trade go against you. Add this parameter to your trading rules. Lower overall market risk by trading more than one or two stocks at a time. Spread your capital outlay over a few picks rather than putting it all on one trade. Use stop losses on every trade. Place stops under the appropriate support levels for the chart patterns and your intent. If you are a Swing Trader, it is important to enter trades only on strong market days. Not every flat day is a good day to swing trade. You'll keep more of your profits over time if you wait for ideal days and picks. The simplest way to improve risk tolerance is to continually paper trade on a Simulator even after you've started trading live. Most beginners do not practice executing their trading plan sufficiently before jumping into the market. They allow emotion to cloud better judgment and let greed overwhelm decisions. Trading is the only business where normally calm, intelligent, and wise people do really greedy things that end up being foolish and risky. And it all comes down to the emotions that come with money, especially fear, greed and pride. Traders have one thing to compete against and that is their own emotions, which can cause poor decisions. My best advice for all traders is this: compete against your own prior trading history to improve results, and ignore what is going on with everyone else. Summary: Emotional control comes from having a sound plan, sticking with it, and not changing it because the market has moved on a whim or some guy on social just made a lot of money. Create your trading style, which is a plan of attack for the market. Set out your strategies and use the correct ones for the current Market Condition. Only trade stocks that have a risk factor you can live with. Use stop losses appropriately, and you will be successful. Problems occur somewhere in all of this, when traders miss a step and deviate from the plan. When you feel emotions getting out of hand, controlling your trading decisions, consider the above checklists for help evaluating and adjusting your mindset. Greed is a tough emotion to control, because it is insidious and hard to identify in ourselves. Fear is easy to identify and much easier to control or harness. A certain amount of fear is necessary and good in the market, because it keeps individuals from taking too much risk. However, fear that dominates daily emotional energy only creates constant losses. Think about this and study prior trades. If they performed well after being stopped out, then there is a risk problem to address in your trading plan.
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by MarthaStokesCMT-TechniTrader
AMEX AXP THE PLATINUM CARD STILL ISNT REAL PLATINUM I recently saw another post about credit card companies, I'll link it when I find it again. Either way, it got me looking at amex again. Specifically this potential movement to the upside which takes price to around $345 Because of the alignment of trends and date of earnings, there is a chance, small, but something I've seen before in different ways, which from technicals for whatever reason allows the price to make a move to the upside like this, and generally what occurs after is a drop, which honestly tracks with other things I see in the market at times. Long term, it's hard not to see growth from a technical view, fundamentals will be best viewed on the trader's post I mentioned first, which I'll link. I've been a customer at amex for years, and I can't really say I'm not a fan because the company from the viewpoint of me, as a customer, is well run. Internally, idk, maybe it's a total mess, but the reason I like this company long term is I've seen great service for nearly a decade AND I have a hope that it not only continues, but gets better and better. Summary, Interesting setup for trading here. pay attention carefully as earnings makes things happen quickly. things can change. I know that I don't know, do you. Is amex long term, I like it. Does it fit into your portfolio, literally ask a financial advisor, they aren't dumb and can tell you why and why not. A movement such as drawn and not to be used in most cases other than to visibly see how it can swing price and still maintain a somewhat stable price through a correction, which ultimately makes the stock price a better long term investment and I'd guess that others probably view it in similar ways, especially when you look at the investment style of major investors. I say it a lot, but also, meta made this same movement in less than a year. Support does come around 200. 84, should it happen, I'd suggest seeing market conditions at that time, but ultimately seems like a steal.
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by nicktussing77
OPTIONS WATCHLIST 8/18/2024 OPTIONS WATCHLIST 8/18/2024 NASDAQ:PYPL - Stock failing to break $68.25 long term resistance for that 5th time but still holding close to it. Calls above that level for a move to $70 and higher. Stock is strong on indicator level NYSE:IBM - On CNBC, Rob Sechan of NewEdge Wealth said IBM is a “nice combination of defensive growth and margin expansion.” calls above $194 for a move towards $200 and higher. All time highs around $206 NASDAQ:TTD - Friday Live On CNBC; Josh Brown Buys Trade Desk as stock broke $100 resistance level. Next resistance at $102.50. Looking for calls above that level. For a move towards $110 and higher. NYSE:JPM - stock moving strong with other bank stocks as it approaches top of trendline resistance at $215. Looking for calls above that level for a move towards $220 and higher. Stock is strong on indicator level NYSE:AXP - Another stock with strong momentum approaching all time highs at $256.24. Looking for calls above $252.5 for a move towards all time highs and above.
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by TheStockTraderHub