I'm not sure whether to short my whole position in LLOY, it looks like it's hit the bounds it's been following since 2015. Another drop to 20p looks quite likely, but it might bust out of this range considering the current "growth"/ mis reported inflation of the UK.
I may sell 20% at 54p and set a buy limit at 44 and 20p for 10% each.
Lloyds Bank - Short Term - We look to Buy at 50.06 (stop at 48.36)
Preferred trade is to buy on dips. Previous resistance, now becomes support at 50.00. 50 1day EMA is at 49.80. The 50% Fibonacci retracement is located at 50.18 from 44.36 to 56.00. This move is expected to continue and we look to set longs at good risk/reward levels.
Our profit targets will...
Lloyds Banking Group - Short Term - We look to Sell at 2.75 (stop at 2.90)
We look to sell rallies. We are assessed as being in a large channel formation with the resistance level located at 2.75. The bias is still for lower levels and we look for any gains to be limited. Risk/Reward would be poor to call a sell from current levels. Further downside is expected...
LLOYDS BANK - Finding momentum looking to move upwards in the coming weeks a great investment opportunity of a lifetime
Lloyds Bank plc is a British retail and commercial bank with branches across England and Wales. It has traditionally been considered one of the "Big Four" clearing banks.
Lloyds Bank is the largest retail bank in Britain, and has an extensive...
38.2% & POSSIBLE 61.8% Retracement LONG GWAVE.
FIB Retracement Percentage is calculated in a Higher Cartesian and or Euclidean Dimension.
PLEASE ALWAYS WAIT FOR STOCHASTIC CONFIRMATION!!! THANKS.
38.2% & POSSIBLE 61.8% Retracement LONG GWAVE.
FIB Retracement Percentage is calculated in a Higher Cartesian and or Euclidean Dimension.
PLEASE ALWAYS WAIT FOR STOCHASTIC CONFIRMATION!!! THANKS.
Ive always been interested in how Lloyds seems to trade in 25p blocks between 25, 50 and 75 pence. We presently see price running into the 50pence level which has been a strong level in the past.
So for me we need price to get above 50p and hold above it before I'm convinced that it has further energy to move towards 75p.
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HELLO TRADER'S THIS IS MY BEARISH TREND Analyze WAIT FOR PRICE TREND RESPECT IN PREVIEWS SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE ZONE AFTER TREND CONTINUE TO DOWNTREND MOMENT IM FOCUS .
38.2% & POSSIBLE 61.8% Retracement SHORT GWAVE.
FIB Retracement Percentage is calculated in a Higher Cartesian and or Euclidean Dimension.
PLEASE ALWAYS WAIT FOR STOCHASTIC CONFIRMATION!!! THANKS.
38.2% & POSSIBLE 61.8% Retracement NEUTRAL GWAVE.
FIB Retracement Percentage is calculated in a Higher Cartesian and or Euclidean Dimension.
PLEASE ALWAYS WAIT FOR STOCHASTIC CONFIRMATION!!! THANKS.
So my decision zone was the blue zone which is the monthly kijun and weekly ssb, a very strong resistance. Price seems to have been repelled before that zone with relatively good volume so its a case of almost does count.
Entry: 45.05
SL: 48.21
TP1: 38.05 (R: 2.21)
TP2: 35.52 (R: 3.01)
Looking at Lloyds even at these prices as a good dividend stock. something to potentially have instead on a low yield BTL.
Lloyds have a net asset value of 52p per share, so current trading conditions mean its cheaper rn to buy compared to 5 years prior to virus.
imo with everyone taking out loans they need to repay for businesses, mortgages with the booming...
LLOY is recovering nicely from last year's mauling but 40-43 was always going to be a tough area, as proved in November. 40.79 was the high/failure back then but we are now above here and making bullish noises, getting back to levels last seen in March of last year. Resistance above is pretty sparse due to how quickly it dropped last year, suggesting that it could...
