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International Business Machines Corporation

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IBM where is it going? Did acquiring Red Hat had an effect in SPUnfortunately, COVID19 happened and Red Hat was purchased in July of 2019. Hence, the effect of Red Hat to IBM would not be fully realised and would be more gradual over the years. I looked at the techinical play and I found that IBM is still in the downtrend since its peak in 2013 (check weekly charts). In my humble opinion, I really think that if the pandemic did not occur then IBM would likely be trading above 160 today. If we looked at the the daily charts, I cannot help but notice that the price action is currently forming a channel that is a very similar since its last peak at $156. My trading plan would likely be: I'd alert at $115 and assess the situation. Then if I take a position, I would sell it at $130.
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by banjo_nz
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IBM Mega TriangleIBM has been making this triangle chart pattern since 1997 and will forced to a decision point one way or the other by 2026. For some investment strategies, you have to perceive time like a tree. :) IBM's earnings and sales have been shrinking for many years-- EPS at a rate around 2.5% per year, and SPS at a rate around 0.25% per year. That makes this essentially a depreciating asset in terms of earnings and sales. The dividend over 5% offsets that somewhat, but IBM would need a growth strategy to break out to the upside. Despite technology leadership, the company has struggled to turn its technology into growth. IBM is still worth trading within the triangle, however. It's certainly worth a buy in the event it should drop to the bottom of the triangle range. I kind of like the idea of owning a piece of IBM's AI, because I think this technology eventually will drive a turnaround story for IBM and a return to earnings and sales growth. Among other things, IBM is partnering with Verizon to use its AI in Verizon's 5g. IBM will be a sell at triangle top until and unless the slopes of the earnings and sales trendlines begin to turn positive long-term.
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by ChristopherCarrollSmith
IBM earning can confirm this analysisHey guys. so far my technical analysis is going hand in hand with the fundamentals. I made this chart a few days ago and so far its been following the trend. the biggest confirmation was when IBM opened up above the 50 MA on Wednesday. Critical points to break are the top light purple area between 124-126. If it breaks through it should continue up to that area circled which is also a critical area that might have a pull back before it continues its upward trend. Earnings will be a key factor on monday and they are working together with Verizon on a 5G project. This team up can cause this stock to go up higher then its previous high of $135 from last month. if you guys see the same thing as i am i believe it isn't to late to get in on this. not to mention its high dividend yield.
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by miguelsique
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Market Cycles - Waves and return to the mean - Part 3 IBMHere is the culmination of my last 4 months of technical analysis of the stock market. I looked at important growth stocks of the past and where they are today. From that analysis, I applied the lessons learned to todays market. 1) Growth stocks break out of the mean channel of wave 1 to finish wave 3 and 5. Average stocks stay in the mean channel. 2) The following correction will take them back to the project mean of wave 1, maybe even below. The more they break above the mean the more they drop during the correction. 3) Head and Shoulders pattern usually describes motive waves 4-5 and the following corrective ABC wave. After a major correction several things can be learned 1) Some companies never really recover, assume they just had high prices because every company did (thing tech bubble) 2) Some companies recover but never become growth stocks again and grow but stay along a mean growth 3) Some companies are able to reinvent themselves and become growth stocks again (MICROSOFT) I can't say I did everything correctly. I took my best shot at it and at the minimum gives a solid idea what could be to come for stocks in 2020 and beyond. I broke this down in several idea posts. Market Cycles - Waves and return to the mean - Part 1 GE Market Cycles - Waves and return to the mean - Part 2 AT&T Market Cycles - Waves and return to the mean - Part 3 IBM Market Cycles - Waves and return to the mean - Part 4 MICROSOFT Market Cycles - Waves and return to the mean - Part 5 GOOGLE Market Cycles - Waves and return to the mean - Part 6 AMAZON Market Cycles - Waves and return to the mean - Part 7 S&P 500 Market Cycles - Waves and return to the mean - Part 8 NASDAQ Hope this helps and good luck.
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by Dr_Roboto