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Nasdaq up again will BRN be the same today?
Don’t you mean accumulatingNasdaq up 3.7% and BRCHF down 3.5%, albeit on low volume. Looks like the selling has not finished yet.
Where there is a seller, there is a buyer. Looking at the size of the trades, it is more a distribution pattern at this stage. I don't know why people are selling, perhaps they have made too much money already or some scare tactics to shake the tree.Don’t you mean accumulating
Here are a few updates on my thinking & why I have been and still am indicating caution on near/medium-term price possibilities.
This is all the more relevant for traders who need to be very clear on their trade time-frames and stop-loss management. It is not BRN specific, but as mentioned before, I believe it is having a major effect and may well continue to do so.
The chart I posted in the quoted post was the Nasdaq 100 E-mini Futures. Price has just wicked off the area of the 50-week Bollinger bands
and the May 2021 lows (support). The daily H&S on E-mini Futures has not met its measured target, but the same pattern as it formed
on the actual Nasdaq 100 (NDX) & Nasdaq Composite Index (IXIC) did reach their targets, from which they have bounced up today.
It is theoretically possible we have seen a bottom, but IMHO the market is in a very delicate position. There are arguments for a much larger H&S weekly top being formed on some of the above-mentioned variations of charts on the Nasdaq (some more convincing than others & with slightly different implications). The more down-slanted neckline of the NDX vs the Horizontal one on the IXIC indicates that there is more concern about the large valuations (PE multiples and growth expectations) of the larger tech stocks. These patterns need to be resolved, but
the situation is intense. I do not see much of a chance of a quick return to previous highs. Seems more likely to me that this will either break down quickly again after minor consolidation or consolidate for a couple of weeks before choosing its direction.
Personally, I have little interest in the news and narratives, they are very often lagging what a chart has been indicating for a while. News
is often more foreseen by market makers than one would think and it is often too late when it is the thing everyone is talking about.
I am absolutely convinced my trading results would be superior if I never read or listen to the news at all, but that is not a simple path to take given that life is about way more than money...
Personally, I will be watching a bit longer before doing any "bottom picking"... Won't be touching my long-term position regardless, and gratefully could see more downside than any chart is currently indicating before jeopardizing my average price. I have been extra cautious with
how and when I average up over the last 2+ years, for situations such as these (saved me as well in 2020). For a trader like myself to see a story
through as long as this, is quite unique (and challenging), but for now my confidence remains well intact.
GLTA.
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thanks RocketStan always comes up with a good breakdown on who’s buying and who’s selling, but I couldn’t post a link so copied and pasted it unfortunately, unless someone else can.
hi Dolci:
I too have be told that about the gaps, it seems the gap on the 1st of Jan around 70c is the second gap since this run, while the 1st gap happened on the 24/12/2021. I was told that normally the 1st gap won't need to be filled, but the second one onward inevitably always get filled. I am just wondering if this is how you know about the gaps theory as well?
regarding to the broker data, when the RSI reached 90, I had every reason to sell a big portion but I didn't, because of what I see in the broker data. the Data shows even if you look at the data from March 2021, the majority of insto are starting to have paper losses as their average buy price was around $1 from 12/03/2021 to 11/03/2022.
now if look at the data from 4/1/22 where mecedes news came out. it is clear that retailer investors were the major seller while instos bought like crazy with average buy price at over $1.5
The peak three days happened on 18th, 19th and 20th of Jan. where the RSI reached 90, and looking at the data on each of those days, especially what jp morgan did on the 19th (net bought 10m shares at $2). That was what turned my mind away from selling any of my long term holdings.
One thing I am sure is that this the broker data for this wrong was totally different from the one in september 2020,
here is the data from March 2020 to March 2021. It clearly shows that retailer brokers were top net buyers, while instos sold huge amount of stocks. completely opposite to the data between March 2021 to March 2022
So, my questions is, why would these instos allow itself to accumulate so many brn shares and let the price slide below their average cost? Especially when all of us know that Brainchip's fundamentally has being stronger and stronger.
My guess is that instos are intending to shake out more retail investors, especially the multi-baggers. and if that is the case. To do that, they will use small amount of shares to drive down the price day by day until some retail holders start to lose patience or even faith. I think this is how insto can break down some of the diamond hands.
So this my understanding. At the moment, on the daily chart, althought RSI is very close to oversold, but the weekly chart, MACD just started to cross downwards since last week. so I guess not yet a clear sign of rebound?
From the weekly chart we can see since 2020, we had three major run and dip, both the sep2020 dip and march2021 dip bottomed right on the moving average line.
I only started to learn technical analysis. I hope you and any other technical analyst could shed some more light on this one.
thanks in advance.
Looks like something big is coming up. The closing auction is going nuts.Some really nice big chunky buys just went through to take out nearly a million shares at .96. On the upside. The buyers want them this cheap.
I thought the same thing for a minute until I looked at the date and realised it is the quarterly rebalance for institutional traders. Where there is a lot of volume at closing auction to re-position themselves, happens in all the stocks today. Anyway nice that it made it go up a few cents.Looks like something big is coming up. The closing auction is going nuts.
Yes sure feels like a base forming at around .95... hoping not much lower.Today's trading is different ....
The lowest volume since 21st December 2021 which was 7 million shares.
Have the sellers and panic exits dried up?
Is the base finally in?, do we get some traction now and will news come to support.
Today’s volumes are reminiscent of the 1% volume days which did seem to go on forever
Damn that was a fun a quick line wipe to watch that 1.4 million wall at .99 to be bought up. The big boys are just sucking up these cheap shares here!
Look at the buys:
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Thanks for posting the chart. Leveling out out of that consolidation is great to see. Not much selling left in the tank now, will be more buying than selling you would expect from here. But you can see the bigger players trying to keep a lid on this price for as long as they can.The above was all part of a single trade:
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Here are other trades above 100K
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Please crack a buck today and use that as the support....
Sentiment is becoming more bullish
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For anyone who has been following my flow of thoughts... BRN has been consolidating around the above-mentioned level, which is good. Unfortunately, it has shown relative weakness against the bounce in the Nasdaq which closed above its 5-week SMA last week for the first time since the acceleration of the decline. This provided a platform for quite a few nice swing trades this week across other stocks, but BRN has lagged.View attachment 2684
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Just a quick update on previously mentioned chart formations...
General Market and Nasdaq in particular attempting another bounce at critical levels. Whether the IXIC has seen its bottom or wants to create a more substantial and symmetrical right shoulder remains to be seen.
BRN has finally tested the first semi-viable level of support IMHO from the previous high at 0.97 and is seeing some buying activity in line with the general market. It is worth noting how well the 5-week SMA has continued to maintain dominance with recurring retests and failures.
Personally, I will be waiting for a little more market confirmation before adding to my position but this is the first time I am even partially inclined to take a shot.
GLAT