Monthly chart suggests that with CCi divergence we could see correction from high. First support will be 10sma support area. Weekly chart shows us small bar after big red selling bar what result with daily triangle and 60 min consolidation. That consolidation I will sue for entry and I hope for daily 200sma as target area what will again depends from selling pace...
This company looks pretty good and with a lot of potential, their levels are quite aggressive and gives the opportunity to reach 270, obviously this in a long period but it looks pretty good.
There are always factors that can influence, especially thinking about long periods however for the moment the only thing I would worry about is that it is still in the R &...
This stock had a nice rally and at this moment we see a lot of people, holding this stock, getting more nervous about the market.
The March putoptions are very cheap and I suggest to buy the March'17 - 120 put option at € 3,60
ASML produced medium-to-excellent figures for a strong monopolistic company. With a movement from 108 towards 118 it was a great week for ASML. Many major banks have increased their advice for ASML towards historical top levels around 130 - 140 range.
However TradingEcology does believe in the strong and fundamental solid structure of this stock a little...
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ASML -
$38 BILLION market cap - $7.22 Billion in Sales - 19% margins. This is a rich valuation at 5.5 times sales, especially when revenues are very stable and margins are declining. Looked at another way, if you keep $1.4 billion each year on an investment of $38 billion, then it is a very low return of less than 4%. The market value has grown dramatically...
