Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Quick Post on YAHOO! ($YHOO)

Everyone is talking about YHOO & AAPL this week.  As you may have noticed, my last couple of posts have focused on the trend lines in weekly charts.  For a change, here is a quick post on an hourly chart of YHOO.



YAHOO!  (YHOO)


Here is an HOURLY chart of YAHOO!

Hourly chart of Yahoo (yhoo)
Click the chart for a larger chart of YHOO

  • Remember this is only an hourly chart.  Why would I repeat myself?  Because an hourly chart gives very short term signals that may not last very long.  But the trend lines look the same on short term charts and long term charts.  Just remember where your signal came from and you will be ok.

  • Inside the shaded box - Notice that YHOO crossed above the red DT line yesterday afternoon.  The opening candle of today tested the red DT line but didn't break it.  That was a good indication that it could be bought.  Small size initial position was prudent.  The opening candle high of today also matched the top of a candle from yesterday afternoon.  So that tells us there is some resistance at $43ish.

  • UT 1 has been a good trend for a week now.  I like it as my "line in the sand".  But it is interesting to note that, after yesterday's low, UT 2 began to take shape.  It is well defined at this point and can be used as a "tight stop". 

  • Although these are short term signals only to be used for short term trades.  If you want to try one you could go long close to but above UT 2 and use UT 1 or UT 2 as your stop.  If the trade doesn't work out just get out of the way.  If it does work out, you may have a descent winner on your hands.

  • Things to look for...  There is resistance at $43ish so expect some turbulence there.  The price of YHOO has to stay above UT 1 to stay in the trade.  Once YHOO gets above $43, I would expect it to go to $44ish.  There may be some turbulence there too as it would match the high from a couple days ago.





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