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Daily Consolidation Potential Rebound since the weekly reversal in favor of bears for AMEX:MJ etf and cannabis stocks, the daily bounce has turned back downward, and is approaching recent multi week lows. this set of oscilatiry trend regularity indicators show when there is potential for retracement in the opposite direction should these levels hold.

GPRO goes to earnings LONG From the 2H chart GPrRO is in early reversal two days before earnings sitting at a bottom on the POC line of the volume profile. The MAC profile shows a line cross under a small histogram. Right now momentum is subtle and sluggish but could accelerate quickly in the approach to that earnings report. Based on the chart, I will target the July 18th pivot high and set the stop-loss under that POC line.

Ford Motor Company (F) - Multi Pattern Analysis Company: Ford Motor Company Ticker: F Exchange: NYSE Sector: Consumer Discretionary Introduction: Today's technical analysis takes a look at Ford Motor Company (F), a prominent player in the Consumer Discretionary sector, listed on the NYSE. A complex formation is unfolding on the weekly chart where a long-term Head and Shoulders pattern encounters a shorter-term Descending Triangle. This unusual setup, featuring a recent breakaway gap, may suggest a bullish trend reversal. Head and Shoulders & Descending Triangle Pattern: A Head and Shoulders pattern typically signals a trend reversal from bullish to bearish, while a Descending Triangle is usually seen as a bearish continuation pattern. However, in this unique scenario, the right shoulder of the Head and Shoulders pattern, which is longer than the left, has morphed into a Descending Triangle, creating a complex setup. Analysis: Ford's chart shows a clear Head and Shoulders pattern, with the Descending Triangle making up the right shoulder. The triangle has five touch points on the upper boundary and three on the lower. The support of the descending triangle coincides with the support of the head and shoulders. We've noticed a breakaway gap which indicates a bullish breakout from the descending triangle. Currently, the price appears to be attempting a break above the 200 EMA. If we witness a weekly candlestick close above the 200 EMA, we could interpret this as a transition into a bullish environment, presenting a potential long position entry. The price target is set at $18.65, representing an approximately 49% rise from the breakout level. Notably, a minor resistance might be encountered at $16.69. A breakout above this level could also signify a failure of the Head and Shoulders pattern, warranting a recalculation of the price target. Conclusion: Ford's weekly chart offers an intriguing setup for classical price pattern traders. The unusual combination of a Head and Shoulders pattern and a Descending Triangle, alongside a recent breakaway gap, might indicate a potential bullish reversal. This analysis should form part of a comprehensive market research and risk management strategy. Please remember, this is not financial advice, and investing always involves risk. If you found this analysis helpful, please consider liking, sharing, and following for more insights. Wishing you profitable trading! Best regards, Karim Subhieh

$IWM Outlook 05/30 - 06/02 @capgainsgroup As the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ rally into the green for the year, the Russell 2000 (aka the small cap index) has lagged behind and is barely green at +1.03% YTD for 2023. One of the reasons why this index hasn’t been doing well can be attributed to the index’s 15.18% allocation in the Finance Sector. Failing regional banks such as Silicon Valley Bank ( NASDAQ:SIVB ) and Signature Bank ( OTC:SBNY ) haven’t helped the index much. Investors who would like to play the Russell 2000 should pay attention to the 5 major sectors that makes up 73.23% of AMEX:IWM : Health Care (17.62%), Industrials (16.66%), Financials (15.18%), Information Technology (12.74%), and Consumer Discretionary (11.03%). Technical Analysis: AMEX:IWM recently formed a Death Cross (50 SMA x 200 SMA) on the daily chart in mid April. Although not very clean, there is a support uptrend line dating back to October 2022. Also, it seems like we have a head and shoulders pattern, using the Daily 170.30 level as the neckline. Bulls will want price to reclaim the weekly 178.90 level as a support. I lean bearish on this index. If AMEX:IWM can’t reclaim the two daily gaps above, at 176.74 - 177.42 and 180.53 - 181.28, I expect it to come down and test the yellow uptrend line and potentially break it to the downside in the coming weeks. Upside Targets: 176.74 → 177.42 → 180.71 → 181.28 → 183.76 Extended: 186.91 Downside Targets: 174.09 → 172.33 → 171.41 → 170.30 → 169.32 Extended: 166.81

bed bath and from beyond the grave its no secret that if a company has a lot of brick and mortar stores in closed down, or dying malls and shopping centers that said company has taken a hit over the past decade. BBBY is not an exception, and its a matter of time before the party is over for this bounce. im looking at the adaptive moving strategy to get a better picture of trend regularity in an outlying move. ive highlighted the conditions that are ideal on the left. the breakout that led to this upswing started there. ive marked fib retrace from swing low to swing high to show where continuation is more, or less likely. as you can see by the current conditions for the adaptive MAs these are not ideal, and are threatening to reverse back to bear. what you want is green over yellow over grey. we have total convergence. look at the conditions of these lines to either find an area to buy or sell. the horizontals are my price targets given all these factors. basically bbby is going back to very bearish unless we stay over $4.05. consumer discretionary is near a local maximum.

WANT | Consumer Discretionary | Bullish The Advisor employs a replication strategy. The fund generally invests substantially all, but at least 95%, of its total assets in the securities comprising the index. The index includes securities of companies from the following industries: retail; hotels, restaurants and leisure; textiles, apparel and luxury goods; household durables; automobiles; auto components; distributors; leisure products; and diversified consumer services. It is non-diversified.