BCS/N trade ideas
BARCLAYS BULLISH MARKETBearish channel on weekly chart with time to reach the top.
Bearish guideline close to breaking, which would confirm the main bullish momentum.
The price makes a small correction to 50%, where it forms a follow-up pattern, which breaks its respective resistance, giving us a projection up to 185.
If the price breaks above the 78 fibo level, it could go looking for the 193 high.
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BCS - Long - Upward Trend ContinuationBarclays
Break then retest 8.98 / 9.44-new support levels
PT Range 9.91 - 10.40
Barclays operates as a bank holding company that engages in the business of providing retail banking, credit cards, corporate and investment banking and wealth management services. The company operates through two divisions: Barclays UK and Barclays International. The Barclays UK division comprises the U.K. retail banking operations, U.K. consumer credit card business, U.K. wealth management business and corporate banking for smaller businesses. The Barclays International division comprises the corporate banking franchise, the investment bank, the U.S. and international cards business and international wealth management. Barclays was founded on July 20, 1896 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.
Barclays Bank BuyAn interesting chart of Barclays bank where the downtrend has been broken
plus the correction was stopped by now acting support.
This is a bullish development and ideal long entry...this is at odds with the bearish
herd and suggests something else is coming.
A stop back into the channel is your protection.
Good trading
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BARCLAYS JULY 2020 Technical AnalysisOne of the most challenging aspects of trading is to be patient and wait for your trade plan to materialise. I've been tracking the above set-up for Barclays since early June and the set-up is beginning to crystallise. I always think ABC before 12345, so with this in mind, I have Barclays putting in a B wave flat before a C wave to match the A wave, which would likely complete a larger A wave. We have to remember that the move down in March was a wave extension and complexity is likely to follow such a wave extension, therefore I am anticipating the upward correction to be choppy and time consuming, but with plenty of opportunity if the trades are managed correctly. Good luck if you're trading Barclays and it does look as though an opportunity could be around the corner.
