Since last November, Unity had been whipped in a wide range between 24 to almost 43 at least twice and now looks to retest $43 again in the coming days (weeks). The odds of a successful break out of this range has increased with the announcement on 5th June by AAPL of it's partnership with Unity on the Apple Vision Pro.
Volume was great after the annoucement and although the stock started to sell off by the next day, it eventually found support at the 38.2% fibonacci retracemnt of it's most recent AB upswing. This forms the near term pviot which is a good place to place an initial stop (at least 50cts below) for those initiating a long trade now.
While the 42-43 might still pose some headwinds in the near term, I suspect that the next retracement from there will be "shallow" and not going to bring it right back to the range low at 24+ (as had happened several times in the last 7 months. This is because dynamics of the overall market sentiment has been changing to more bullish now. However, a trailing stop will help if this speculation is wrong.
p/s with FOMC round the corner, the market could sell off after, and if it does, it could provide a much needed breather before trend resumption. Hence I would view any near term pullback as opportunity to long stocks that are looking technically attractive.
Disclaimer: Just my 2 cents and not a trade advice. Kindly do your own due diligence and trade according to your own risk tolerance and don't forget that money management is important! Take care and Good Luck!
Volume was great after the annoucement and although the stock started to sell off by the next day, it eventually found support at the 38.2% fibonacci retracemnt of it's most recent AB upswing. This forms the near term pviot which is a good place to place an initial stop (at least 50cts below) for those initiating a long trade now.
While the 42-43 might still pose some headwinds in the near term, I suspect that the next retracement from there will be "shallow" and not going to bring it right back to the range low at 24+ (as had happened several times in the last 7 months. This is because dynamics of the overall market sentiment has been changing to more bullish now. However, a trailing stop will help if this speculation is wrong.
p/s with FOMC round the corner, the market could sell off after, and if it does, it could provide a much needed breather before trend resumption. Hence I would view any near term pullback as opportunity to long stocks that are looking technically attractive.
Disclaimer: Just my 2 cents and not a trade advice. Kindly do your own due diligence and trade according to your own risk tolerance and don't forget that money management is important! Take care and Good Luck!