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MDLZ $72.00 - Don't Miss Out on This 18%NASDAQ:MDLZ announced it would like to buy NYSE:HSY which led to a drop to $60. The sell-off came with a high volume and an oversold RSI. The buyers were able to buy the stop up to $61.44 getting it into the support zone. The sell-off did also respect the current bearish channel we're in. From this point on we could see a little bounce or the start of a new bullish phase inside this huge sideways channel. Our first target would be the resistance at $64.22. If we bounce from this we could see another leg down which is why we should take profit here and move the stop-loss to break-even. If the stock decides to use its momentum for more we could target the area at $73.00. We exit this trade if the stock closes on the daily chart with a candle below the support zone of $60.67. Resistance / Target Zones: $64.22 $73.00 Support Zone: $60.67 Let me know what you think!
NASDAQ:MDLZLong
by LGNDRY-Capital
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MDLZ: +17% or Bye Bye BullsTechnical Analysis of Mondelez Internation, Inc (MDLZ) From Left to Right (Monthly - Weekly - Daily - Hourly) First of all, this was discovered as potentially interesting using the Screener to identify assets with ADX moving above 15 on the Weekly chart. "Some of the best buy signals are found when ADX is below 15 and begins to rise." - Chuck Le Beau (Author of 'Technical Traders Guide to Computer Analysis of the Futures Markets') All Timeframes View : Monthly : Here a pattern repeats 2 times previously and I expect it may happen again now. The price is trending up with SMA 10 above EMA 30. Price pulled back into the Sweet Spot between the two and provides a buying opportunity to Swing Traders. The Stochastics (5,3,3) go low and cross bullish while creating a bullish candlestick reversal pattern. RSI (5) crosses above 50. Weekly : A Fibonacci Channel connects the first two shown uptrend lows and the highest high between them (all candlestick reversal patterns). The circled areas on the Weekly chart are the same ones on the Monthly. Notice that they all occur on the 200 period EMA. Note: What is different this time around is the black candle of sellers at the 0.236 Fibonacci level. This did not happen the previous two times. Perhaps this is indicative that price will not this time hit the 0.618 level as it did the previous two times. If that's the case we have an important bearish clue here. The S&P 500 Index (SPX) just had a Weekly TD Sequential 9 Sell signal which precipitated the market turning around and this was further reflected in chart patterns on stocks like Apple (AAPL) which showed a Head & Shoulders on the Daily chart (not illustrated). The recent large gap down (Falling Window) patterns across the market coincided with the shoulder line. In any case, you may have observed like I have that price has steadily and with continued bullish vigor risen above the shoulder line. Steve Nison quoted someone saying, "There's nothing more bullish than a failed Head & Shoulders". What is a failed Head & Shoulders if not one which promptly regains the shoulder line as AAPL is demonstrating. In that case, if things are as bullish as they may appear, then the black candle on the Weekly Mondelez chart simply captures this market experience but will not negate repeating the pattern of now heading to target the 0.618 price area around $82. Daily : The white circles on this chart are the current and previous circles on the Weekly and Monthly charts. Note the Falling Window on the left. This was supposed to be an area of resistance but bulls broke out of it and then pulled back to test it for support (first circle). The current up move started with the Bullish Engulfing Pattern at this confirmed Falling Window resistance-turned-support level (Change of Polarity). Price gapped up after that and later pulled back to test the new Rising Window for support. This behavior led the crossing of the moving averages. Price broke out of the green rectangle which was previously resistance. It was tested multiple time for support and buyers were present in numbers to carry price up to the previous pink polarity resistance level. You can see the long upper shadow confirming sellers at this level. Hourly : So what do you see? A buying opportunity in the Sweet Spot between the moving averages on a new Pivot Low or does this represent the final hopes and delusions of bulls? :)
NASDAQ:MDLZLong
by zerocashcool
Stocks pairs trading: EXPD vs MDLZLet's examine the trade potential for Expeditors International (EXPD) and Mondelez International (MDLZ) by analyzing their key financial metrics and recent performance to determine reasons for going long on MDLZ and short on EXPD. Price-to-Earnings (P/E) Ratio: EXPD: P/E ratio of 26.94 MDLZ: P/E ratio of 21.22 A lower P/E ratio suggests that MDLZ is potentially undervalued compared to EXPD. Investors might expect higher growth prospects from MDLZ or believe it's currently priced more attractively relative to its earnings. Earnings Growth: EXPD: EPS next Y of 5.90% MDLZ: EPS next Y of 6.27% Both companies exhibit modest earnings growth, but MDLZ has a slightly higher expected EPS growth rate. This indicates better future profitability prospects for MDLZ compared to EXPD. Summary of Recent News: EXPD: Expeditors International recently reported a quarterly earnings beat but faced a revenue miss due to weak logistics demand. Analysts have mixed views with some projecting a downside risk, citing soft freight shipping demand and a competitive market environment​. MDLZ: Mondelez International, although facing some short-term challenges, has been focusing on strategic acquisitions and expansion in emerging markets, which could drive future growth. Analysts remain optimistic about its long-term potential due to its strong brand portfolio and global reach. By leveraging these insights, the recommended strategy is to go long on MDLZ, capitalizing on its growth potential and relatively attractive valuation, while shorting EXPD, given its challenges in revenue growth and market outlook Decision: Long on: 2 MDLZ Short on: 1 EXPD
NASDAQ:MDLZ
by joyny
MDLZ - BullishThe general market is over extended as we all know, and I have and still are waiting for that pull back. However I will not allow my sentiment to get in the middle of opportunities. We look at data, and if it makes sense, we get in. Right now MDLZ makes sense for a long position. If that changes, we get out and preserve capital. Remember, risk management is key. In my opinion, you need to get at least a 1:2 RR for the opportunity to be worth it. Not financial advice
NASDAQ:MDLZLong
by EBGtrader
MDLZ Entry, Volume, Target, StopEntry: when price clears 78.59 Volume: with daily volume greater than 14.862M Target: 87 area Stop: Depending on your risk tolerance; 75.80 gets you 3/1 Risk/Reward. This swing trade idea is not trade advice and is strictly based on my ideas and technical analysis. No due diligence or fundamental analysis was performed while evaluating this trade idea. Do not take this trade based on my idea, do not follow anyone blindly, do your own analysis and due diligence. I am not a professional trader.
NASDAQ:MDLZLong
by tradepatiently
Seeing a possible blow off on Mondelez. MDLZMondelez is in an upgoing zigzag. Just confirmed through passing the most recent high. I like to draw channels to guide my Fib projections and other things, never mind in this case that we are overbought - every single is situational. That is why trading is more than a science, but an artform. We are not in the business of getting every prediction right, no one ever does and that is not the aim of the game. The Fibonacci targets are highlighted in green with invalidation in red. Confirmation level, where relevant, is a pink dotted, finite line. Fibonacci goals, it is prudent to suggest, are nothing more than mere fractally evident and therefore statistically likely levels that the market will go to. Having said that, the market will always do what it wants and always has a mind of its own. Therefore, none of this is financial advice, so do your own research and rely only on your own analysis. Trading is a true one man sport. Good luck out there and stay safe.
NASDAQ:MDLZLong
by Rykin_Capital