AMZNX

On this chart we have 2 forks. Orange: the pullback fork It shows us where the equilibrium is — at the centerline, which the market respected to the tick (1). After that, there were several bars that formed support (2). When the CIB line was broken (3), the market gapped above the orange centerline and made its way up to the white centerline (5), the target that we can expect in around 80% of all cases. Note the confluence point where the centerline of the white fork and the upper median line parallel (U-MLH) of the orange fork meet. A day later, we saw a sharp sell-off within just one bar! Is this now another trend reversal? No, clearly not. For a trend reversal to occur, the market would have to break the white L-MLH (lower median line parallel). As long as the market is trading within the white fork, we remain long. I’ll make a YT video soon, covering the details. Wishing you all a successful new trading week.

On hindsight, it is easier to say , sell high and buy low since you can see the price movments happening already! On a day to day basis, it is much harder as the price patterns are evolving... Plus the media would do what it is supposed to do - create sensational headlines to capture your readership and the more bloody or negative the better ! And many retail investors tend to freak out when reading these news and sell their shares. The challenge is they may not be so lucky to capture it at the bottom price and weeks or months later, they decide to enter the market because it is hot again, many people are talking about it, analysts recommendations, etc The one thing I have learnt throughout the years is sitting tight and doing nothing. It is really difficult at times when you see your profits evaporated or dwindled from say , 25% to 3% and you were thinking to yourself - I should have sold some earlier and took some profits............ Maybe you were busy, lazy or forget about it, after some time when you look back, the market has rewarded you with your patience. Profits start to climb up and things are looking good again. Then it happens again much like the valleys in the chart, up and down , up and down........ On a 10-20 years basis, a fundamentally good stock will be on its upward trajectory and delivers solid capital gains to those who believe in its growth story and willing to ride the short term roller coaster ride and emerge as winners much later........

📊 Market Breakdown AMZN is trading at $222.69, having just broken out of the Golden Fib Zone ($211–$224) after bouncing off the equilibrium (~$206). The breakout puts price on track to test the Premium/Supply Zone ($242.88), but RSI at 56 shows there’s still gas left before hitting overbought territory. Trend: Strong recovery rally from $161 lows, now riding an ascending channel. Key Structure: Fib 0.786 retracement level ($224) now being tested; a clean hold here is bullish. Volume: Breakout volume modest, meaning we still need confirmation from buyers. Indicators: MACD: Bullish crossover intact. RSI: 56.36 – mid-range, plenty of upside potential. 🛒 CALLS (Bullish Scenario) Buy Zones: 🎯 Aggressive Entry: Retest of $218–$220 support (Fib 0.786 area) ✅ Confirmation Entry: Daily close above $224 with increased volume Take Profits: 1️⃣ $230 – Minor resistance 2️⃣ $242 – Premium/Supply Zone top 3️⃣ $250 – Channel extension target Stop-Loss: $216 Why This Works: Holding above the Golden Fib Zone opens the path to supply at $242+ within 2–3 weeks. 🛑 PUTS (Bearish Scenario) Sell Zones: 🚨 Aggressive Entry: Rejection at $224 resistance 📉 Breakdown Entry: Daily close below $216 Take Profits: 1️⃣ $206 – Equilibrium zone 2️⃣ $190 – Mid-channel support 3️⃣ $161 – Discount/Demand Zone Stop-Loss: $227 Why This Works: A failed breakout with a close below $216 flips short-term momentum bearish, targeting $206 and possibly $190 in 1–2 weeks. 🔍 Technical Highlights Golden Fib Zone: Price broke above but needs a retest hold for confirmation. Supply Zone Test Ahead: $242 is a strong resistance area. Macro Watch: AMZN often follows consumer spending & retail sales data; keep an eye on macro news. ⏳ Option Expiration Strategy: 1 Week: Rejection at $224 for quick puts 2–3 Weeks: Breakout holding $224 for calls toward $242

🚀 AMZN Weekly Call Play — Riding the Bullish Flow** Amazon (AMZN) shows strong institutional bullish flow with a **Call/Put ratio of 2.09**, backed by favorable RSI trends and low volatility conditions. While volume is weaker than last week, momentum and options flow point toward upside potential into next week. **🛠 Trade Setup:** * **Instrument:** AMZN * **Direction:** CALL (LONG) * **Strike:** \$230.00 * **Expiry:** 2025-08-15 * **Entry Price:** \$0.63 * **Profit Target:** \$1.26 (100% gain) * **Stop Loss:** \$0.38 * **Size:** 1 contract * **Entry Timing:** Market open * **Confidence:** 65% **📊 Key Factors:** * Call/Put ratio: **2.09** — strong bullish options flow * Daily RSI: 49.0, Weekly RSI: 58.3 — uptrend confirmation * Low VIX (\~15.88) — supportive for directional plays * Potential resistance at \$226–\$230 **⚠ Risks:** * Weak weekly volume (0.8x prior week) may reduce conviction * Broader market weakness could cap gains --- **#AMZN #OptionsTrading #CallOptions #WeeklyOptions #BullishSetup #TechnicalAnalysis #TradingView #OptionsFlow #LowVIX #SwingTrade #MarketMomentum**

Main set up is these 322 rev potentially back to previous highs all my boxes are check huge plus is that we got full time frame continuity on our side. Going 227 calls 1 or 2 weeks out to allow for the full move to be captured.

Bullish Entry: Entry: 224.00 / 226.00 Stop: 216.00 Target: 228.00 / 230.00 Bearish Entry: Entry: 219.00/216.00 Stop: 224.00 Target: 213.00/210.00

Trading Idea 1) Find a FIBO slingshot 2) Check FIBO 61.80% level 3) Entry Point > 216/61.80% Chart time frame:B A) 15 min(1W-3M) B) 1 hr(3M-6M) C) 4 hr(6M-1year) D) 1 day(1-3years) Stock progress:A A) Keep rising over 61.80% resistance B) 61.80% resistance C) 61.80% support D) Hit the bottom E) Hit the top Stocks rise as they rise from support and fall from resistance. Our goal is to find a low support point and enter. It can be referred to as buying at the pullback point. The pullback point can be found with a Fibonacci extension of 61.80%. This is a step to find entry level. 1) Find a triangle (Fibonacci Speed Fan Line) that connects the high (resistance) and low (support) points of the stock in progress, where it is continuously expressed as a Slingshot, 2) and create a Fibonacci extension level for the first rising wave from the start point of slingshot pattern. When the current price goes over 61.80% level , that can be a good entry point, especially if the SMA 100 and 200 curves are gathered together at 61.80%, it is a very good entry point. As a great help, tradingview provides these Fibonacci speed fan lines and extension levels with ease. So if you use the Fibonacci fan line, the extension level, and the SMA 100/200 curve well, you can find an entry point for the stock market. At least you have to enter at this low point to avoid trading failure, and if you are skilled at entering this low point, with fibonacci6180 technique, your reading skill to chart will be greatly improved. If you want to do day trading, please set the time frame to 5 minutes or 15 minutes, and you will see many of the low point of rising stocks. If want to prefer long term range trading, you can set the time frame to 1 hr or 1 day.

Hi Trading fam So we have Amazon and based on what we are seeing we see two scenarios playing out: Bullish: If we can break and hold above 219 then we can see levels of : 235,241,and 258 being hit Bearish: If break the low of 210 then we hit 207,204, 199, 190 and then 185 Trade Smarter Live Better Kris

It may be a touch early to take this trade, but I"d always rather be early than late on AMZN trades. This particular setup isn't exactly like the first 2 ideas I posted about AMZN, but it's been very profitable in general, even if it hasn't done that well on AMZN recently. That said, results of trades tend to mean revert just like stocks usually do (at least mine do). Since the beginning of 2024, there have been 45 signals for AMZN using the method I'm using today. 43 of those produced wins, while 2 are open and losing (down 12% and 8% respectively). I'm not worried about those 2, because over the long haul, those losers eventually become winners almost 100% of the time, it's just a question of how long it takes. I just closed a RDDT trade today that's been open since Valentine's Day (see my ideas for details on that) that when tactical DCA and quick closes of them were factored in, made 6x the long term average daily return for stocks while RDDT only went up 3%. AMZN has a longer, better track record of recovery than RDDT, so I'm not even a little worried about my money here. The average gain and trade length over these last 19 months has been kind of spoiled by those losers and a couple of other lots that took a long time to close and made almost nothing. The average trade here took just under 13 trading days and yielded only about 2.26%. That's not great for me, but a) it's still a daily rate of return (.178%) about 4x the long term average of stocks, and b) 75% of the trades produced an average daily return better than that. Additionally, AMZN is still above its 200d VWAP and money flow is at its lowest levels since November. While not perfect, low money flow levels in a stock like AMZN does a pretty good job of, if not picking a short/med term bottom, usually getting you closer to it than not. 71% of these trades closed in a week or less, so that is my goal here. If it's longer than that and AMZN throws off another buy signal, I will add accordingly, though additional lots will be exited at the first available profitable close. As always - this is intended as "edutainment" and my perspective on what I am or would be doing, not a recommendation for you to buy or sell. Act accordingly and invest at your own risk. DYOR and only make investments that make good financial sense for you in your current situation.Out at the close at 222.31 -- a +5.02% gain in 2 trading days. I love AMZN, I really do.Trade results for my records Wins 1 Losses 0 Avg gain per lot = +5.02% Avg holding period per lot = 2 trading days Avg gain per lot per day held = +2.51% Annualized RoR = +633%

Angle of Descent is the inverse of Angle of Ascent. However, the downtrend runs faster and steeper than the uptrend. WHY? Because the uptrend builds on uncertainty and doubt from retail groups, while Dark Pools and professional traders buy quietly with the that the stock is at bargain prices and will resume and uptrend. Their buying creates the bottoms and nudges price to the upside. Their activity provides near term price direction for YOU to trade shortly after the Dark Pools have accumulated and when pro traders nudge price upward anticipating and setting up for HFT gap ups and smaller funds VWAPS chasing the HFT gaps. Angle of Descent will always be faster, steeper and end abruptly as prices for shares fall well below the fundamental levels. Studying the indicators that professionals use that indicate extreme selling helps you avoid getting into a sell short that whipsaws causing huge losses. When the Dark Pools start to trigger and buy, they are often buying stocks that retail day traders are trying to sell short. Retail traders often lack an understanding of who controls price. When a stock falls sufficiently below its fundamental values, Dark Pools will start buying in a slow steady TWAP Time Weighted at Average Price, creating a Buy Zone that can be seen on the stock chart if you know what to look for. That is your warning signal not to try and sell short.