AwesomeAvani

KO trending up LONG

Long
NYSE:KO   Coca-Cola Company (The)
KO as a long standing Buffet holding- is a slow mover with a decent dividend. For stock and

especially options traders like myself, it is now well positioned for a long trade.

KO's recent pivot highs were early to mid May with the highest trading volume at $64 according

to the interval volume profile.

KO descended mid-May into June 1st and then had a Fib. retracement and

reversal. On the 2H chart, KO price has risen ifrom the bottom of the high volume area of the

overall while the RSI / MTF ( Chris Moody) shows relative strengths in the range of 50-70

with the one hour TF RSI higher than the 4H TF RSI as a sign of bullish momentum.

The triple indicator shows money flow and price momentum both with bullish signals.

The Lorentzian AI indicator with machine learning printed a buy signal on July 12th

The have added to the chart two VWAP sets of bands anchored about May 1st and June 1st.

Price is in a VWAP band breakout moving from between the second negative deviation lines in

red and the first negative deviation lines in blue to the current position between the first

negative deviation blue lines and the black mean aVWAP lines I see this as a classical

opportunity to buy low and sell high.

Trade specifics are a stop loss of 60.15 at the first negative deviation bands while the targets

are one third of the position at 61.6 ( mean aVWAPs) another third at 63.0 ( first deviation band

above aVWAPs) and the final third at 64.4 ( the second upper deviation band ) I will raise the

stop loss to break even upon price reaching 61 and in doing so, the trade becomes risk-free.


I will devote 3 % of the account to this trade and may opt to take a call options trade as well

striking $163 with a DTE of 9-10. I will select an entry buy zooming into onto the 5-15 minute

time frame. Profits from a low risk trade like this will be re-deployed into others a bit riskier as

a means of stratifying and rebalancing risk and its managment.
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