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UPST Moving up!UPST chart signals a reversal in price with increased volume. When the fed announces that interests rates will stay the same come up a little today at 2:30 pm, this lending company will come up hard. However if Fed raises interest rates by to much this will not happen, in fact the whole market will tank and the housing market will crash.... I don't see that happening just yet until the job numbers are better. I'm opening a short term call option on this ticker. We will fill that gap!!!! Upside down Bart Head forming!!
NASDAQ:UPSTLong
by MasoV
UPST - Don't PanicAn UPST Selloff that has lasted three days June 8, 9, 10. Fears were caused due to the lockup period which ends June 14th. A Crazy Q1 has lifted UPST to the heights of $190 in early June. The realistic expectation is that this stock wont fall below $120 due to the offering which closed April13th. In addition to a second "mental" support at $100. (ir.upstart.com) UPST despite the multi-day losses this week still looks to be trending upwards in the long term. Buyers should treat this as an opportunity post lock-up.
NASDAQ:UPSTLong
by daphan
PATTERNS & PITFALLS #1 The market is designed to make you fall into traps, and make you doing things. By nature, we tend to overcomplicate things and trading is one of them. As in coding, the best way to code is to Keep It Simple Stupid (kiss). One of this thing is what i call “The Home Runs Chaser”. A large majority of retail traders, slowly tendto look everyday for a stock heading up to the moon. Why does this happen? How we slowly enter into that thinking process when we start trading? So you start trading for few days or few weeks, you see a stock on an uptrend and you go long, take money and then you see the stock going up fast after you exited, what do you tell yourself? “Damn it, i should have held it a little longer, if only...” And then it happens a few more times, and BINGO you’re in it, you’re in the trap designed by the stock market: - You start looking everyday for home runs. - Now you have the “win or loss” mentality So you allow yourself to lose it. You see gains but you’re focusing on the holy grail, the holy target! LOOKING FOR HOME RUNS WILL LEAD YOU TO NOT GETTING PAID !!! Plus it will frustrates you a lot because most of the time, you won’t have the home run. => We must enter the right way of course, as usual, BUT BUT BUT, we must take quick wins when it’s on our side. => Sometimes we have low wins when the stocks have low momentums and sometimes big wins if they are big. But at every trade: you should take partial profits along the way. Exemple: you enter long in stock XYZ at 20$ with 100 shares. Your target is 22$. Instead of waiting the price to reach 22$ to sell your 100 shares, what you should do is to take partial profits. So at $20.49 you sell 25 shares, then at $20.99 you sell again 25 shares. If it goes over 21$ then you wait for the price to reach 21.30 to sell again 25 shares BUT if the price goes back to 20.50, just sell 25 shares to secure a bigger win. The remaining of the 25 shares are sold at ~ $21.97 in the case it goes up, or sold at ~ $20.20 if the price drops. That’s how you secure a win and not let the trade goes against you..... And if you have to leave your computer, just use the trailing stop with an ok spread between the price and the stop just not to be stopped too quick if the price moves down a bit before going up.
NASDAQ:UPSTEducation
by youssHark
Nice Run. Time for pullbacks. Greetings All, UPST has seen tremendous appreciation over the last few weeks, after releasing its first earnings report. Nevertheless, the technicals indicate retracements ahead, likely around the 50% area ($110), which coincides nicely with the 20MA. This is apparent with the breakout below the symmetrical triangle formed on the daily. The MACD also confirms this pullback with a bearish crossover on the daily. I'm actually targeting a 61% retracement ($96) in the coming weeks. Happy Trading! Disclaimer. My ideas are for informational purposes only. You should not construe any such information or other material as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice. There are risks associated with investing in securities. Investing in stocks, bonds, exchange traded funds, mutual funds, options and money market funds involve risk of loss.  Loss of principal is possible. Exercise your own due diligence.
NASDAQ:UPSTShort
by chiefwils0n
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