$IBM 3-Weeks Tight Pattern

23 Şub

Stodgy old IBM has had quite a run over the last few months. I am sorry to say I have missed it. Earnings are now out of the way and as you can see, we have a 3-weeks tight pattern. It has recently been setting new 52 week highs as well.

If you are a Wiiliam O’Neil follower, he states in his writings that a 3-weeks tight pattern can lead to some serious gains going forward. If you like you can read about it here:
investors.com/how-to-invest/investors-corner/smart-chart-reading-why-short-stroke-3-weeks-tight-give-a-profit-opportunity/
In any event, I have started a ½ half sized position here and have my stop just below the most recent low. Seems like a pretty good risk reward to me. But it’s all TBD.

Ideas, not investing / trading advice. Comments always welcome. Thanks for looking. For those wondering, the chart I am using is LevelUp right here on TV. You might want to research it, I find it helpful.

23 Şub

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Here is a 5 min chart not quite 25 minutes into the trading day. If this keeps going I may bring up to a full sized position. TBD.

23 Şub

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IBM - I just brought this up to a full sized position. My stop will be just below yesterdays low of 181.93. Let's see how it plays out.

23 Şub

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IBM - This 5 min. chart is just a thing of beauty... just nice and slow upward push.

28 Şub

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IBM continues it's consolidation forming another flat base. I am still holding a 1/2 size position and I have my stop in place. So far so good even though I am a little under water. Should it break above the blue horizontal line I will bring it up to a full size position. All TBD.

4 Mar

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IBM finally breaking above the blue short term resistance area. Adding 1/4 more size to 3/4 sizing.

6 Mar

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IBM Continues it's slow march higher. As of yesterday I am in a full size position. I may add and bring up to 125% if we get a daily pullback. All TBD.

11 Mar

İşlem elle kapatılmış

I closed this position this morning for a small profit. I have to rethink continuing to ladder in. My cost basis kept creeping up along with the stock price.