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Long-Term Investor Alert Update.
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In this publication, we focus on the “NLT Long-Term Investor Alert” which includes:
- Industry sector development overview.
- Power options.
- Futures and Forex in focus.
- Selected stocks with options.
Developing the “NLT Long-Term Investor Alert”, we are included the following:
- A filter for stocks with lower-price-move-expectation and unfavorable option stats; keeping our focus on stocks with favorable returns, and easy adjustment possibilities.
- A first round of chart evaluation, where unfavorable setups are sorted out and the list of symbols is reduced.
- Approximation of the Reward/Risk setups: Risky, acceptable, and favorable. Chart evaluation required.
- Indication of Put/Call sentiments: Bullish- (green) or bearish (red).
- A stock market segment sentiment bar chart, plotting the relation of favorable up- and downside movers.
- Price Pattern Evaluation: Explaining the price situation where the NLT signal occurred. All NLT signals need confirmation by the candle, which follows the trade initiation candle, surpassing the set price threshold Buy > $39.29 e.g. This week’s examples are:
- Hi Earnings Breakdown: The stock price broke down even so 20% higher than expected earnings were reported: Bearing a reversal- or further breakdown potential. Please see the Ford example:
- Mid-Range Reversal: Price position between high and low with a momentum change.
- Range Breakdown: The stock price breaks a major support level.
- Upside Change in Command (CiC): After strong buying/selling and opposite NLT Light Tower shows institutional engagement.
- Lo Earnings Breakdown: Prices drop after lower than expected earnings.
- Top Weakness: Potential top breakdown.
- Breakdown Potential: Downside price move indicated.
- Bullish Cup: Upside breakout pattern indicated.
- Bottom Reversal: Institutional engagement indicated at a low price level.
- Hi Earnings Upside: Upside price move after better than expected earnings.
- New High: Stock price is at a new high.
- Up Move Follow-Through: Continuation pattern.
- NLT Signal Setup Potentials explained in a separate worksheet.
To further reduce your watch-list, select the ones best fitting your trading strategy per industry segment:
- Power Tower: Expect a 1-SPU continuation move when you have a trade initiation candle at the bottom of a NLT Double Decker color change. Be careful with NLT Light Towers at the top of a range or at the second or third NLT Light Tower in the trend move: Consider a reversal potential.
- End Purple Zone: 1-SPU focus move.
- HF-Signal: Pre-Stage of a stronger potential directional move > 1-SPU.
- Vol. Diff Signal: ½-SPU on continuation pattern moves.
- Early Trend or Top and Bottom Signals: Potential strong directional move with little risk.
Applying the NLT-Delta-Force-Concept as an option trader, please consider our price indications for longer-term positions, which you find in the last four columns of the stock report.
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