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NSRGY Approaching Key Buy LevelsNSRGY has experienced a sharp decline, and is currently approaching an orange support level at $102.46. There is one more greedy support level below, the yellow support line at $88.33. I would monitor $102.46 for a bounce here, and I don't think it is a bad idea to buy at $102.46. However, NSRGY is having such a steep decline that I think we are likely to reach the $88.33 support level over the next few months or quarters for the best buying opportunity at the yellow support line.
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by realchartchamp
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by Sunstorminvest
Working with anglesWorking with angles is something I see myself doing more often lately, meaning they have proven some reliability to me over time. When exactly is still quite intuitive and this publication is also an idea to further explore by other traders and so develop a competitive edge, and therefore should remain secret how to apply in further detail. Here I look at Swiss company Nestle which always has been a high performer, at least since last recession. It price made a double bottom over the course of 2006-2009 with a top in December 2007. From that 2009 onwards it delivers a good opportunity for bullish investors. When I see it touching an imaginary trendline I draw a line using the "Trend Angle" drawing tool. Often I discover that certain angles persist although with an offset up or down in price. Here I have drawn a 23 and 22 degree trendline with almost 10 years between them. Long persistent trend angles objectively tell me something about strength and trend line reliability. For example, it would add weight to my decision for going short or long at this point in time. Not saying I would go short here. This is where you can add your variables to make your own decision as a trader.
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by Deep-Peat-Shark
NESTLE (NESN): Bearish ABCD + Fibonacci Short on nestle, we have a perfect convergence of multiple reversal clues. first of all the market has recently reached a key level of resistance on the left. this resistance matches perfectly with 618 retracement of a major bearish impulse. + on 4H the market has formed a double top pattern and we see a formation of a bearish ABCD pattern. it is enough to short the stock expecting a bearish continuation at least to 105.5 level. for the second target, we can aim at 103.0 level
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by VasilyTrader
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Nestle on the way downHey guys, let's take a look at the Nestle shares. As we can clearly see here, the nestle stocks have after the all-time highs, started to correct. With a VERY neat bearish sequence the up to Target level correlated. The market gave us 7 times the chance to enter (m30). In ABC correction forms even a second sequence, which is also processed. At the target level on the 50s, the market reacted PERFECTLY, with just 7 pips drowdown and rose to the retail level. Here we expect the markets to continue their way to the correction level. Note: my analyzes do not constitute an investment recommendation! System learned from Stefan Kassing
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by Antonio_Cottone
NESN, Nestlè N - Continuation Head & ShouldersSIX:NESN Let's see how far we can go with the positions in Trailing Stop. Current Risk Reward 7.53 / 1 in eight months. This means about 1% of the account per month on a single position. There are clearly closed positions with regular losses, but the important thing is to have a %profit and a Winrate that determine a positive "profit factor". How can I be sure of what I do? From the study of the past through Backtesting. Now it's just a matter of having the discipline to follow my strategies and not getting caught up in fear and greed. Remember that trading is MIND-SET 20% Knowledge 80% Psychology "Rationality Yes, Emotivity No”
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by SwissTradingSchool
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