Wise looking like it's trying to break out on weekly
No sign a weakness for now. See related idea from 2 years ago
Formed a descending triangle which could go either way, but generally tends to break down That said, it's been forming what looks to be a small H&S pattern within it so you might want to get cautious here
Not to be traded by but more like an exercise to look back on
After a vicious sell-off in December we might be witnessing an end of near term downtrend forming. 4h and weekly charts presented above. On the 4h chart we can see a rounded bottom taking shape which is usually a strong buy signal. At the same time, the weekly chart witnessed a hammer formed with a quick confirmation the week after in the form of a big bullish...
I like the company and it seemed to have double bottom but keep an eye on this because it has the potential to turn ugly if the pattern confirms
Keeping an eye on this as it's starting to form a falling wedge
As interest rates rise housing might see a slowdown. Added to watchlist, possible H&S formation.
Unable to break out, fell back in the downward channel. If $200 breaks watch out below
Tested the upward channel band and rejected. Looks like a bull flag breaking out
Formed a falling wedge. Typically they signal the end of the downtrend. Note to self: Wait for confirmation before buy in
Looks like a bull flag that broke to the upside. Backtesting support and might run till at least $32
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Descending broadening wedge invalidated. Price came back, tested the trend line and bounced back up. Earnings date coming in on the 25th of Feb. Europe was locked down for most of 2020's Q4 so I expect a lot of Christmas shopping was done on Farfetch. As long as we don't go back in the broadening wedge I think this might have room to run into earnings