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CISCO SYSTEMS INC

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CSCO - Turned Bullish - Short Term EntryCSCO (3 days ago) broke out of wedge pattern, had bullish EMA cross, and price crossed the 10WeekMA. These are all bullish signs. Trend on Weekly view just turned bullish. In my opinion, this should provide a good short term entry. My play below outlines how I reduce risk and maintain short-term entry in CSCO. My play here 27-Dec Expiry - 45/50 put credit spread. $2.10 or more credit. Close in 1-2 days at $1.36 debit or less preferably. In this example, we are selling puts below current price which we expect to expire worthless. Since we sell them, we want them to expire worthless so we keep the credit. You choose to hold to expiration to keep max $210 credit, or close around 50% profit in day or two. We can repeat this as long as trend continues, using options about 14 days out selling them and getting out in 2 days. Thank you for liking, commenting, throwing up a chart, following, or viewing. I am not a financial advisor. My comments and reviews are based on what I do with my personal accounts. Disclosure - I am long BTCUSD, GBTC
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by MoneyPatterns
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Diamond reversal pattern extended (update)Diamond pattern has extended. I left the old solid pink line, but added the new dashed pink line as the pattern extended. I also added inverted head and shoulders notations. Note the nested smaller fractal H&S of today and how it fits into the larger H&S of the past five days. Again, CSCO is closely positively correlated with the overall NASDAQ. So barring a CSCO specific catalyst, the two are going to move in the same direction. I'm expecting the overall markets to continue their climb on Friday and thru the light volume Thanksgiving holiday.
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by hawkowl
CSCOSystem T Performances: Annual Compound Profit 40%, Win Rate 55%, Risk/Reward Ratio 1:2, 20 Years of Backtesting Data, Over 100 Markets. * Click Like and Follow to Support My Work! --- Hi Traders, I'd like to introduce the System T, a computerized trading system that analyzed and backtested the 20 years history data of over 100 markets. This post is my sharing of how I think about systematic trading and the signals generated by the System T. (This is my opinion only, NOT the financial advice.) I think that for the system to open a trade and manage risk, it only needs a buy signal & a stop-loss signal clearly on the chart. Once the system finds a good trend, it will ride it as long as possible. The stop-loss will be adjusted accordingly to the new price movement. (Remember to follow this trade idea and follow my profile to get updates about the stop-loss adjustment and sell signal based on the latest price and market conditions daily.) System T performances above will give you an idea of how it performs in the last 20 years. Notice that this result was achieved only if I strictly followed the rule: "Only and Always Buy & Sell based on the System Signals". Don't sell when there is no sell signal as we all want to follow the good trends til the end like everything in life does. \(^-^)/ Also, my system is extremely diversified through over 100 markets so that it only risks less than -1% of the total capital per trade. Thank you and good luck! --- DISCLAIMER: I am NOT a financial advisor, and nothing I say is meant to be a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument. My views are general in nature and I am not giving financial advice. You should not take my opinion as financial advice. This is my opinion only. Do your own due diligence, and take 100% responsibility for your financial decisions. Trading and investing are risky! Don't invest money you can't afford to lose, because many traders and investors lose money. There are no guarantees or certainties in trading. - Content is for education purposes only, not investment advice. - Trading involves a high degree of risk. - We’re not investment or trading advisers. - Nothing we say is a recommendation to buy or sell anything. - There are no guarantees or certainties in trading. - Many traders lose money. Don’t trade with money you can’t afford to lose.
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by System_T