Good afternoon to everyone on the west coast and good evening to everybody on the east! Wow aren't we looking bullish today. Like I mentioned yesterday, as expected, there was going to be a minor pull back today. I sold my options this morning, and bought back in at a lower price closer to around noon (west coast time).
For today's analysis, I am going to be using the simple moving average (SMA) lines as resistant points.
The Red line indicates the 20 day moving average, yellow 50, and green for 200.
Yesterday the 20 day moving average crossed above the 200 day moving average which is how we saw that push in price and volume.
The second thing I watched out for is what I like to call "confirmation" and that's when the 50 day average also crosses above the 200 day average. And well, as you can see on the my chart here, we are pretty much there. We are looking bullish.
Remember to always practice risk management by setting up losses, or hedging when the market moves against your favor because with many things in life -- anything can happen.
Anyway, if you read this far and enjoyed my analysis, feel free to follow me as I will continue to observe SOS daily.
For today's analysis, I am going to be using the simple moving average (SMA) lines as resistant points.
The Red line indicates the 20 day moving average, yellow 50, and green for 200.
Yesterday the 20 day moving average crossed above the 200 day moving average which is how we saw that push in price and volume.
The second thing I watched out for is what I like to call "confirmation" and that's when the 50 day average also crosses above the 200 day average. And well, as you can see on the my chart here, we are pretty much there. We are looking bullish.
Remember to always practice risk management by setting up losses, or hedging when the market moves against your favor because with many things in life -- anything can happen.
Anyway, if you read this far and enjoyed my analysis, feel free to follow me as I will continue to observe SOS daily.
Comment:
correction: practice risk management by setting up stop-losses*, or hedging.