AAL trade ideas

Reallifetrading

Nice retest gap.

Reallifetrading

On the morning floor session on Mar 18, 2015 we had a discussion on what a High Of Day (HOD) Retest looks like and how it compares to a HOD Breakout. Candle 1 defines the first HOD. Candle 2 is a HOD Breakout, but the two candles after it show that new support and resistance are quite far apart and that old resistance (HOD) is not new support. Candle 3 is the...

Reallifetrading

EMA's are bullish

JXMFinancial

**Notes on Chart**

Reallifetrading

Bullish gap

Reallifetrading

AAL expected to open at 52.65 for a Retest Gap. To learn to trade this strategy for free go to www.RealLifeTrading.com

JXMFinancial

while oil is breaking down. Long AAL

tantiush

Bullish divergence, Descending Triangle breakout. low IV suitable for bc,lower oil good for stock

Reallifetrading

Put sale is near long term moving averages and strong support.

JXMFinancial

First MM to $54

Reallifetrading

AAL expected to open at 49.88 for a Retest Gap. To learn to trade this strategy for free, go to www.RealLifeTrading.com

TheTrendLineInvestor

I will start by saying that I believe manners are important. It is a shame that so many people have forgotten they exist. I want to thank the requester of this chart, a complete stranger, for using his manners :) Let's move on the the request for a chart of AAL. Back in late 2013, AAL (the stock) was just getting started. The stock created a double bottom in...

austin.bowen.779

short to 46.10

Reallifetrading

!00 SMA and 45 area good support.

Reallifetrading

Bearish move

Reallifetrading

Due to divergence, a small pop in oil, a gap, the prem, the time frame, the location (all time high) and small weakness in other airlines.

Reallifetrading

AAL expected to open at 50.65 for a Retest Gap. Could be a bearish break away gap for a swing trade. To learn to trade this strategy for free, go to www.RealLifeTrading.com

coachmike

With this chart I am giving a visual demonstration of my own personal trading plan for my AAL long carried over from the AAMRQ days.