Paypal is testing the upper line of a falling wedge pattern while recently crossing above all short and long moving averages(8,21,34,50,100) with the 200sma as the last MA to be tested. The short MAs are all rising and have crossed above the 50ma indicating a short-term bullish trend in price.
The PPO indicator show the green RSI line rising, and above a rising purple signal line which indicates short-term bullish momentum. Both lines trending above the 0 level indicates intermediate to long-term bullish momentum.
The TDI indicator shows the green RSI line above 60 and rising which indicates a bullish trend in price, as does the RSI line trending in the upper half of the Bollinger Bands. Going forward we want to see the RSI line trend between the 40-60 levels as an indication of intermediate to long-term bullish trend.
My buy price was $70.63
Stop-Loss(SL) is at $65.26.
No upper target for now as the falling wedge pattern is a sloppy one with the dip in the middle not touching the lower trend line. Will continue to move my stop-loss up as/if price continues to move higher. In general I tend to move my stop-loss orders up as price continues to make higher highs and higher lows. On each new push to a higher high, stop-loss is moved up to the most recent higher low.
The PPO indicator show the green RSI line rising, and above a rising purple signal line which indicates short-term bullish momentum. Both lines trending above the 0 level indicates intermediate to long-term bullish momentum.
The TDI indicator shows the green RSI line above 60 and rising which indicates a bullish trend in price, as does the RSI line trending in the upper half of the Bollinger Bands. Going forward we want to see the RSI line trend between the 40-60 levels as an indication of intermediate to long-term bullish trend.
My buy price was $70.63
Stop-Loss(SL) is at $65.26.
No upper target for now as the falling wedge pattern is a sloppy one with the dip in the middle not touching the lower trend line. Will continue to move my stop-loss up as/if price continues to move higher. In general I tend to move my stop-loss orders up as price continues to make higher highs and higher lows. On each new push to a higher high, stop-loss is moved up to the most recent higher low.