AwesomeAvani

DPST a triple leveraged bullish ETF for Regional Banks LONG

Long
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AMEX:DPST   Direxion Daily Regional Banks Bull 3X Shares
While tracking regional banks DPSt had a bad time in the spring with the

small and regional bank failures/rescues and the federal actions to buttress the faith of

citizens in them. There has been no runs on the banks. Larger banks may be taken

some business from small banks sattled with securities with diminished

value due to rising interest rates and the effect on the face value of those

fixed-rate securities. No matter, things are better now. This is not to say

the whole banking sector stress is resolved. Banks have enjoyed great

returns on credit cards. The 15-minute chart here shows a good overall

uptrend within ascending parallel support and resistance trendlines.

Price is presently at the bottom of that parallel channel. The relative

trend index signal is near zero meaning at least in this instance trend

is fairly quiet with low volatility. Relative strength lines have bounced

up from the lows of about 20 and now are in the 40-50 range.

Overall, I see this as a good entry point for a long-swing trade targeting

the top of the channel which I estimate will be about 100 buy the

end of next week estimating the trade duration to be 5 trading days.

My reasonable opinion is that next week's volatility will be far less than

this past week and that DPST will do well. I will also take a look at

the KRE and KBE ETFs. I like this as a long setup with a 15% potential

for a ver low risk in a stop loss set $.50 below the channel.
Trade active:
Inch by inch dollar by dollar. Stop loss raised to above break even. Carrying full position into next week which likely will be more mellow and relaxing one than
the one just finished. The banking sector is good JPM and GS have been great trades.
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