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JD.com Inverted H&S

Long
NASDAQ:JD   JD.com, Inc.
JD.com has created an inverted H&S pattern over the summer and is attempting to break above the neckline. This isn't a textbook H&S since the neckline hasn't been a hard resistance level for price when looking at the violation above the neckline at the right shoulder, but that appears to have been an outlier with a gap up and almost immediate gap back down below the neckline. Although not textbook, this pattern is similar enough to warrant attention as price is currently attempting a break above the neckline.

The PPO indicator shows the green PPO line rising above the purple signal line which indicates short-term bullish momentum. Both lines trending above the 0 level indicates intermediate to long-term bullish price momentum. Going forward we want to see the green PPO continue to rise above the signal line.

The TDI indicator shows the green RSI line rising and crossing above the 60 level while trending inside the upper half of the white Bollinger Bands. This indicates a short-term bullish trend in price. Going forward we want to see the green RSI line continue to rise above the 60 level, with an overall trend between the 40-80 levels to indicate intermediate to long-term bullish price trend.

My entry on this trade was at $38.98 with a current stop-loss at $35.57. Should price break above the neckline and continue to rise I'm looking at resistance near the 200ma at the $45 area to take profit, but am also going to be watching for a potential measured move near the $48 level if price manages to push through the 200ma with ease.
Comment:
Nice little bump this morning with an opening price above the neckline. Upper take-profit target as been moved to $50 based on measured move from today's opening price above the neckline. Stop-loss has been moved up to $37.64.

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