Reasons for bullish bias:
- HH breakout
- Price has bounced from strong support
- Strong bullish divergence
Entry Level(CMP): 26.52
Stop Loss Level: 23.66
Take Profit Level 1: 28.08
Take Profit Level 2: Open
Stoploss 23.48
Entry 25.50-25.85 area.
Targeting 36.50. Breakout if fallingnwedge. Could take months to reach 36 not a 1 Week play
As long as above 24 this is valid
Great entry points in the
Zone here. This is geared up for huge move but yiur getting in before momentum pics up.
Good luck!!
Assessing the market according to the wyckoff method, we see a classic accumulation in the attached chart.
1.2.3 - Shortening of Thrust - smaller and smaller distances between particular lows on the chart. A sign that sellers are losing power.
833.263.173 - decreasing volume on lows. The numbers in the chart are the sum of the number of shares sold on swings...
For those who would like to find opportunity in the recent setback in energy stocks, take a look at CTRA here. We likek it for a move into the high-20's.
Coterra Energy Inc. is a diversified energy company, which engages in the exploration, development, and production of oil and natural gas properties. Its portfolio includes projects in the Permian Basin, the Marcellus Shale, and the Anadarko Basin.
In this idea, there is a deep-crab in the right shoulder of the pattern that centers around the potential reversal...
CTRA breakout of the falling wedge is just happening.
If the breakout is real, we may see a pump towards 36,50 $ which would be a final target for this trading formation.
Entering the long position now would be reasonable.
CTRA is sitting at an important cycle low $25.20. We need to break above to confirm start of an uptrend. Also crude and natural gas are exhibiting a bottoming phase and that aligns with CTRA cycles.
Disclaimer: My opinion on stocks are mine alone and not to be taken as Investment advice.
I recently wrote a note on NatGas (ng) in response to a Barron's article that highlighted analyst calls for $3 ng in 2023 (from current $6-ish) levels. In sum, I took the view that supply/demand fundamentals lean the other way, and while current supplies of NG are ample largely due to impediments to exporting due to the explosion at an LNG export facility...
Following a long-term 3 wave correction Coterra appears to be etching out a wave 3 impulse. From the August 2021 low CTRA sports an impulsive move that counts nicely as waves 1, 2, 3, and triangle 4 near possible completion.
Taking a long position with common shares at current prices with a stop at 25.30 creates a near 7:1 reward to risk. If the stock trades...
The PEAD projected a Bearish outlook for $CTRA after a Negative Under reaction following its earnings release placing the stock in drift D with an expected accuracy of 33.33%.
Room to run and a nice setup. Upward movement continues.
Price has closed above its short-term moving average. Short-term moving average is currently above mid-term; and above long-term moving average. From the relationship between price and moving averages:
This stock is BULLISH in short-term.
NYSE:CTRA
