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JPMORGAN CHASE & CO Opportunity DailyHey my friends, JPMORGAN CHASE & CO is in a bullish momentum with hammer bull candle and stable buy volume executed. On the TIMEFRAME 1Min we see a bearish collapse which starts at its last low point and turns to go up. So this JPMORGAN CHASE & CO situation is going to its next high if the buyers are still there, we can arrive on the next high. But before a big resistance to pass for the moment, no buying power to go on this one. Please LIKE & FOLLOW, thank you!
NYSE:JPMShort
by stephanelibatd
017. PIGGISH PLAY - Short JPMorgan Chase (JPM)It is no secret that the Banking Sector is getting killed these days. Rightfully so. With USD being printed at a pace that refutes the phrase "Money Doesn't Grow on Trees" and recent liquidity/lending regulations being imposed, it is difficult to see any sort of banking institution thriving at the present moment. Simply put, banks are now required to hold vast reserves of USD that is continuously depreciating in value, while also trying to conduct business in a (nearly) interest-free environment. To be honest, it is a pretty unfair situation and I offer my sympathies. Yet, I will contribute towards shorting them into nothingness because that is what the market wants. Onto the Pig Play: The chart clearly demonstrates that JPM's historical quarterly earnings have little to no correlation with near-term price movement. This is good because it is the main reason why the premiums on near-term put options are priced at such a bargain. Bottom-line-performance and derivative pricing aside, this upcoming report is monumentally important for the entire broader economy, and all eyes will be fixated on the guidance offered on Tuesday morning. I'd even say that JPM's guidance is more meaningful than that of the FED because it is perceived as a more honest take on the economy. To this end, JPM has reiterated bearish guidance during both of their prior 2020 quarterly conference calls. I am speculating two things to occur on Tuesday; both of which serve as an impetus for this short setup: 1) JPM will miss their projected revs/earnings harder than they ever have for the reasoning outlined in the second paragraph 2) JPM will offer its most bearish guidance to a) justify its horrendous numbers, b) because the economy is not improving much, and c) because everyone expected the economy to be improved much Technical impetus derives from the clearly bearish channel that emerged from the initial impulse wave down in February, the near-perfect bearish harmonic that will likely complete its "D" on Monday (if the market finishes its expected final leg up before the mighty selloff), and the decreasing highs of what seems to be a fading triple top on the daily timeframe. Plan for Monday: 1) Accumulate puts toward the end of the morning session with a strike range between 96 - 99 and an expiration range of 10/23 - 10/30 2) For this play, I will have two separate positions for a more aggressive short term play (i.e. 96 Strike, 10/23) and a more conservative play (99, 10/30) 3) The majority of my position will be weighted towards the conservative play because of my general outlook that the market will crash and continue steeply downward for at least a few weeks thereafter 4) For those who want a decent hedge, buying 10/23 BlackRock calls might be a good idea. If JPM somehow beats strongly and issues bullish guidance (>1% chance, IMO), then having a similar, but better, company's calls that are set to report later in the week will inevitably catch a big bid. Last thing - it might just be that Tuesday's guidance will be the straw that breaks the market camel's back and augments the crash setup. I suspect that the driving reason for the lack of market selloff (from institutions) so far is this scheduled report. In any case, if this does "cause" the broad selloff, then having a short position beforehand is like having your cake, ordering another cake, and eating both of them simultaneously. Good luck and crush this play. - Bank Piggy NYSE:JPM NYSE:WFC NYSE:BLK SPCFD:SPX AMEX:KBE
NYSE:JPMShort
by UnknownUnicorn5511258
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JPM_Base of Wave Three has arrived. BULL MARKET LIVES!There are a lot of different models for this, and It's hard to determine, but some of the models I have seen have the first wave forming at the first high after the covid sell-off (96.55), but I consider that cluster part of market chaos/confusion and consolidation and therefore part of the formation of wave 1, wave 1 saw the highs of 115, initially I believed, the pullback of wave two was ending at the end of July/Beg. Of Sept---but now I think it extended lower in what seemed a long and torturous wave…but! Just over the last 1-2 days the base has started to form and we are beginning wave 3, which will likely back shortly 115 (earnings?), then a wave 4 pullback will be swift and decisive (opposite of wave 2—as per the typical convention of these waves) after which JPM will progress upwards towards a level that will surpass their ATH…which, could even come sooner than later...Post election might see an end of short wave 4 pullback and final wave 5 going into the new year. Regardless of the exact trajectory the waves take, I do believe Banking is showing signs of rotation---not necessarily reflective in a price extension at current, but by the signals that other sectors are taking a breather, and the banks are slowly creeping out of consolidation and in an upward leaning trend.
NYSE:JPMLong
by nycmary
Possible Head & Shoulders for JPM?JP Morgan is under pressure, and rightfully so, considering they've been caught with their hand in the cookie jar, once again, ahhhh the blasphemy! I always find it ironic when the same banks calling Bitcoin a fraud get caught for fraud or money laundering, it strengthens the argument for Bitcoin every single time. Possible H&S breakdown, bearish cross on the KST. I zoomed in on the KST so the bearish cross is noticeable, but if you zoom out there's a noticeable H&S pattern. Descending Triangle on the RSI, similar to the blue pattern in the price action, potentially double bearish confirmation. The FED is busy saving the DXY & trying to prevent the USD from losing world reserve currency status, so maybe they'll let assets decline until elections are over, who really knows? But if the USD collapses I don't imagine all assets prices will increase, it could get fugly.
NYSE:JPM
by ScotianBot