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OIIM Under Rated Small CapperLet's talk small caps for a change!! lol OIIM, the title says it all! I've been in and out on this one a few times over the past several months. Structure is consistent and range on bars is typically around 10%. Fundamentals are decent compared to peers and not overpriced. Float is low on this one so it can run! The 7.70 level seems to be a key area of previous resistance and currently gathering some support at. Let's wait for some confirmation and see what happens before entry.
OLong
by NetWorthFocused
3
BrainChip Holdings (ASX:BRN) - What I see happening from hereLooking at the chart today from BrainChip ( ASX:BRN ) I can see they it has a couple of potential directions from here. Over the last week or so, the stock has been retreating back from its highs of close to $1.00. Overall though, I can see 2 possible scenarios. Scenario A Holding current levels (which look good considering the 61.8 fib line placement) here could see a price grab back up to above $0.50. Holding there would mean BrainChip is still maintaining an overall uptrend and also holding above the 50 fib line. Breaking through the next level of resistance at $0.64 is critical for recover efforts. A bullish scenario overall with some risk. Scenario B Failing to hold here would mean a fall back to previous support and older trend line around $0.34. A note here though that the old trend line has less touches, so holding it is yet to be determined. However, the fact that we have a trend line and a support line means we might see a bounce. Options If I was looking to gain entry, I can do so immediately, however I would be prepared for further volatility. A further fall back to $0.34 could mean a need to top up the position with more cash. I can also choose to wait for one of the following scenarios: - A clean break up and out of $0.64, signalling a much stronger bullish case. - A break down and a hold at $0.34, signalling a position of relative safety to begin investment. Risk Management I can deploy risk management techniques including limiting the percentage exposure to this stock, applying a stop loss if it falls too far or reserving cash to purchase lower entries and reduce my average, should I want a long term position. Hope this analysis helps! Note - this is a record of my thoughts for personal use only. Nothing here should be taken as financial advice. Investors and traders should always do their own research before buying or selling assets.
ASX:BRN
by glennleese
23
New ASX SmallCap with 30%+ Profit PotentialHunting for a LONG on ATOMO ASX:AT1 I've been watching AT1 for a while since it came on the market and it didn't look attractive because it was so new and volatile. However, I've since noticed that it's attempting to cross the downtrend line and also break up through resistance. I must stress - important to wait to clear these levels before engaging. Yes, you pay more, but its a safer trade. I'm not waiting for AT1 to clear and close above $0.36 before entering for a long. TRADE SPECIFICS: ENTRY - $0.37 TAKE PROFIT 1 - $0.475 - 30% PROFIT TAKE PROFIT 2 - $0.52 - 42% PROFIT STOP LOSS - $0.31 RISK : REWARD - 1 : 2 This is the 1HR chart I'm looking at, so assumptions are based here, however this is OK for me as I have reviewed the 4HR already and came to the same conclusions. Safe players might apply the same engagement above but wait for a close above $0.36 on the 4HR rather. If you like my ideas, please LIKE and FOLLOW me! :-) Reminder - this is not financial advice, simply an idea. Please do your own research before entering any trades and ensure you use risk management such as stop losses. Remember, there is only 5 outcomes when you enter a trade: 1. Break Even 2. Small Win 3. Small Loss 4. Big Win 5. Big Loss Eliminate #5 from your future options. Happy Hunting!
ASX:AT1Long
by glennleese
2
Can The Bulls Keep $JE Afloat?Interesting day after what has been an amazing run. But a big retraced candle and lower volume are raising an eyebrow or two. "The year-to-date chart for this stock is pretty boring until you get to August 15th where the stock absolutely tanked. This was due to an abysmal earnings report which decreased the likelihood of a buyout for Just Energy. Fast forward a month and a half and the stock is beginning to rally.It has started filling the gap that was formed on the 15th. It has bounced back 117% since September 5th. The support of news regarding Snyder Trust adding to its ownership position of Just Energy of September 27th." Regardless, it has been an interesting penny stock to watch . Just curious if it can actually push through this "no man's land" area where it gapped down previously. *Quote Source: Money Making Penny Stocks To Watch This Week
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by PennyStocks101
$IWM $RUT - Small Caps Under PressureAs the trade war heats up, risky assets are getting hammered, and one area where this is evident is in small cap stocks. On a technical basis, small cap stocks have been deteriorating. Since May, prices have fallen below both the 10-Day and 50-Day EMAs, with a deteriorating MACD to back it up . Furthermore, prices have suffered from lower highs and lower lows since that same time, with no relief in sight. We believe that as the geopolitical landscape becomes more hostile, and global macro pressures mount, there will be more downside for the $RUT in the near term.
AMEX:IWMShort
by EconomicsGlobal
$RUT $SPY Small Caps? - Loosing Steam or Taking a Breather?Small cap equities have had a fantastic run since the beginning of 2019, so much so that the asset class is up 12.72% year-to-date. However, the asset class has been loosing a little bit of luster as of late, especially in relation to their large cap counterparts. Since mid-February 2019, the price ratio between small cap and large cap equities (RUT/SPY as a proxy) hit its 200-day moving average and failed to breakthrough, and in turn, has been falling since. In addition, its Smart Money Indicator reading shows it is 1.84, well of its highs of 1.98 as seen earlier in the year, indicating that this trend has some legs to stand on. Thus, this lends credence to the fact that global investors have been rotating out of small cap stocks and into large cap stocks. We believe that this trend is due to two reasons: 1) Improving Trade Deal Prospects Between the US and China - As talks of a trade deal continue to progress well between the two nations, investors have begun to move money back into large cap sectors and names that will greatly benefit from the reduction, or even removal, of trade barriers between the US and China. This can been in the fact that trade sensitive sectors such as technology (up 16.67%) and industrials (14.44%) have been some of the top performing sectors year to date. 2) Slowing Global Economy - With the current economic expansion growing tired and weary, from a factor perspective, investors have been moving money out of riskier segments of the equity market and into “safer” areas such as large cap stocks, companies with stable earnings growth, value stocks, and firms with lower betas in relation to the general market. Investors have realized, and rightfully so, that though this recent run in the markets has been solid, the macroeconomic backdrop continues to be an area of concern. Overall, though we think that small caps still have some to run, investors should take heed over the fact that money is moving out of this segment of the equity market and into large cap equities. Furthermore investors should be cautious if this trend continues.
TVC:RUT
by EconomicsGlobal
AMBA - High Def SCAMBA: The simple answer...Ambarella, Inc. offers semiconductor processing solutions for video that enable high-definition (HD), video capture, sharing and display. Love this long run on sentence and now you know why the dip. Await smart driving cars for growth as likely booster. The company's system-on-a-chip designs integrated HD video processing, image processing, computer vision functionality, audio processing, and system functions onto a single chip for delivering video and image quality, differentiated functionality, and low power consumption. Its solutions enable the creation of video content for wearable cameras, automotive cameras, and professional and consumer Internet Protocol (IP) security cameras, as well as cameras incorporated into unmanned aerial vehicles in the camera market; and manage IP video traffic, broadcast encoding and transcoding, and IP video delivery applications in the infrastructure market. Small cap 1.4B Mkt Value Ambarella is beaten up currently with negative ROI, lower revenue growth and earnings. It is below it's normal resistance line, but ROI not ready to put in quarters. Still looking at Jukebox for play options. If you like smart car tech semiconductor, this will drive it's growth. Its system-on-a-chip design offers acquisition mindset for GOOG, APPL, etc. as other play. $38 bargain risky. For own use. Viewers come to own investment opines/sententia.
NASDAQ:AMBA
by Pokethebear
$LMFA OThe Technicals - A clear divergence of the OBV and Price Action , which preludes growing buyer volume and long position sentiment. Earlier last week, $LMFA hit all time-lows with its bottom at 5 cents above the half dollar. Although we have a considerable amount of selling to break past, I would anticipate the larger corrective retest to occur at the 1.414/1.618 extension, throw some impulse/corrective waves on that bad boy and leg it up. The Fundamentals - Domestic based capital financing/lending company serving the nonprofit sector - overall a safer alternative to other loan portfolios, especially amid the turbulence of global trade and the increasing value of real estate and real-estate development. Recently secured a partnership which appears to have expedited what was already anticipated last week in terms of Price Action . Have not yet read up on these developments (tend to not pay attention to news) but from what I hear, seems to have stirred up investor interest.
NASDAQ:LMFALong
by GregoryMichelson
Supplementing Your Portfolio with NAIINAII is a sports nutrition and supplement company flushed with cash, no debt, and increased operating income over the last three years. Check out my latest analysis of the comp here: rockvuecapital.wordpress.com The short of it: The market seems to be mis-pricing the tremendous margin and operating efficiency that NAII has compared to its peers. With higher margins, lower operating costs, and an peer leading ROA and ROE, I think the market is overemphasizing the recent downtrend in the company's earnings. I entered at 11.35 with a stop loss at 10.00 in the paper account, risking 46bps of capital. I might add to this position if price advances in my favor. Please be critical in your analysis, help me find my blind spots. Always trying to improve, Brandon
NASDAQ:NAIILong
by BrandonBeylo
3
Investing in The Mind of Jay WalkerWLKR is virtually unknown in the stock market world. Morningstar's website crashes when you look it up, and various stock market websites have zero data on the company. It's a net cash play trading at a 60% discount to its liquid cash on its books. Plus, the company is run by none other than Jay Walker, Time Magazine's Top 50 Most Influential Businessmen in the Digital Age, and Top 10 Most Patented American. The company is not without its problems, which I go into detail about in my latest blog post . I like the $0.60 price level for entering, and would place my stop loss around $0.35 per share, risking no more than 100 - 125bps on this trade. This stock is low volume, so be cautious of that if you decide to take the plunge. Always trying to improve, Brandon
WLong
by BrandonBeylo
NSPR Could Be Deep Value Comeback StoryI wrote an extensive piece on NSPR in which I go into depth on the company and the potential turnaround story, you can find it here: rockvuecapital.wordpress.com Trading at a 77% discount to book value, an 81% discount to sales, an 81% discount to NCAV, and a 43% discount to net cash, NSPR is roadkill in the market. However, no matter how great the value may seem, it does nothing for us if the price action doesn't coincide with our thesis. For this reason we must take into consideration the chart. As you can see from the chart, there is tremendous amounts of consolidation at the 0.76 to .60 price channel. In an effort to focus more on the price action, I am looking for a breakout from that 0.76 price level. If that breakout happens, it could signal the bullish thesis I laid out. A more convincing price action would be a breakout above the 50 MA. I am content to wait on this one and wait for the price action to confirm my entry.
NLong
by BrandonBeylo
3