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Is VALE a good long term investment despite its year goal price?I am rather new to investing so my apologies if I sound un-educated but I am looking into VALE and am noticing that it is following a trend-line that is going in a positive direction that looks like it is going to break 20 within the next few months. With that being said, the one year price target is set at $18.88 per share so is this hinting that there might be a sudden decline regardless of the positive signs it is giving?
NYSE:VALE
by MG0364
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VALE @ Crispy Potato26/02/22 THE FORECAST FOR WEEK 1 MARCH 2022 IS = BULL COMBINED FORECAST FOR MARCH 2022 = BULL (unanimously Bull) DAYS WEEK 4 OF FEB FORECAST WAS = NOT ASSESSMENT COMPLETED PROBABILITY OF DAYS FOR WEEK 1 MARCH = BULL This week the retracement was completed. Opening Mon-Wed the candles were small and insignificant, running the retracement through its process. Thursday the retracement end corrected with a Bull candle and significantly increased volume. Friday followed another Bull candle. Open was at 50% of the previous day, no tail the candle remained Bull all day, and finished with little to no tail on top. A strong finish for this setup the following week. OBV is in alignment. WEEK WEEK 4 OF FEB FORECAST WAS = NO ASSESSMENT COMPLETED PROBABILITY FOR WEEK 1 MARCH = BULL This week was Bull with a tail to the bottom. The candle body was similar to the previous 2 weeks. Volume has picked up from last week. This candle, along with two weeks ago, sends a strong signal to Bears, the Bulls hold the power of play. The next resistance points begin around $19 and up to $21. It is probable this stock will rally up to around this point with little objection. MONTH FORECAST IN JAN FOR FEB = NO ASSESSMENT COMPLETED FORECAST IN FEB FOR MARCH = BULL The third Bull candle three months in a row, a strong Bull influence. Each month increases in candle body size. Volume is above average. The OBV interestingly is not in alignment, it is sideways with a slightly downward motion. Another note is the rallies are steep, steep rallies tend to create steep retracements = volatility. Also note, this stock does tend to tolerate longer steep rallies. The probability of a Bull March is higher than a Bear
NYSE:VALELong
by eatmycrispypotato
$VALE Trader Vic says Go LongBased on Trader's Vic book "Methods of a Wall Street Master" (highly recommend) , VALE has now started an uptrend. See my post on PLBY very similar, was a great trade, I'm hoping for the same here ... of course I could be completely wrong RESPECT STOP LOSS . Market has been TOUGH lately. I have a STARTER position of commons. Things that appear good from a technical perspective : - Broke out of down trend (for now) , appears to be starting trend up - EMAs turning up with 8EMA crossing 50EMA now - Nice VP gap at $14.8 , if it breaks this I will go FULL position - MOMO and RSI bullish confluence - Trading above 50ema now and holding Again, respect the stop loss Near Term PT $14.8 with a BULLISH PT upon resistance break of $18
NYSE:VALELong
by FriscoTrades
VALE - Taking off its Veil to reveal a long oversold conditionSwing trades, Long trades OR Intraday trades opportunity here with VALE showing a break out of its channel. If the market sell-off pushes this down longer, the lower fib will be another window for accumulation. I like the financials, the dividend and the sector of this comapny. Bad news has kept this company down but you cannot hold these galliaths down for too long. The long term cycle analysis seems to provide some substantiation along with MACD. Good luck all!
NYSE:VALELong
by trols7
A closer look at Vale..!Vale is the largest producer of iron ore and pellets and the largest nickel producer. Vale also produces copper, coal, copper, manganese, and ferroalloys and holds equity stakes in some steel producers/projects. P/E:3.55 Dividend Yield: 9.62% I think at these prices Vale has its own buyers with long-term views and it is very unlikely to see Vale below 10 USD/Share. The best strategy could be to wait for signs of recovery! The expectation for lower China demand in the near future could be the most important factor that causes a -50% price decline! According to fundamental analysis, 20-21 could be the fair value for Vale! Conclusion: keep Vale on your watch list there could be a good idea to open a long position near 10 if it happens in the next few months! Best, Moshkelgosha DISCLAIMER I’m not a certified financial planner/a certified financial analyst, an economist, a CPA, an accountant, or a lawyer. I’m not a finance professional through formal education. The contents on this site are for informational purposes only and do not constitute financial, accounting, or legal advice. I can’t promise that the information shared on my posts is appropriate for you or anyone else. By using this site, you agree to hold me harmless from any ramifications, financial or otherwise, that occur to you as a result of acting on information found on this site.
NYSE:VALE
by Moshkelgosha
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What To Do About Commodities?Good morning everyone! Every Thursday morning we highlight our favorite trade setup of the week. This week, we will be taking a look at a High Yield setup in $VALE. It's been an interesting week of trading, and the kind of price action & news flow that gets you thinking about the bigger picture. Yesterday, we saw this chart, and it got us thinking about the commodity space & how to best position -- twitter.com While the sentiment of the tweet we view as somewhat extreme, the idea that commodity production will be an outperforming theme over the next several years seems highly interesting. There are some incredible values in the XLB & XOP space, among them $VALE. While the price of Iron Ore has come off drastically over the last few weeks on the back of the Evergrande / China situation (China consumes by far the most amount of raw materials globally), the resulting price from shorting a $12 strike December put seems too good to pass up. Either you get the stock (which pays a great dividend, by the way) at a great price, or you get to keep some free yield off of attractive exposure. Given the long term potential for inflation & commodities, this seems like a Win / Win. By shorting these puts, you get paid a 3% return over 86 days, which is a higher yield than 90% of dividend stocks & light years ahead of bonds - and that's before you annualize it. What could be better in a market full of richly valued companies? Value, yield, and margin of safety. We try to put out ideas like this on a regular basis so give us a follow!
NYSE:VALELong
by PropNotes
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