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Ascending triangle formation with recent rejection off of 55 MALooking at the daily time frame of AXP, I'm seeing an ascending triangle or possible wedge depending on whether you tightly follow the wicks. Recent rejection from the 55 MA and slowing volume could suggest it will continue sideways, having seen a lot of movement around the 0.236 Fib ratio it's entirely possible it hangs around here for the short term. Definitely worth keeping an eye on, if you're optimistic there could be value in going long.
NYSE:AXPLong
by Stealthybro
AXP Fibonacci RetracementAXP is looking prime to break through the other 3 out of 4 resistance levels drawn. If it doesn't lets look to see if it revisits support, if it goes below $80, which would be then 2/4 of the support levels broken, it would look to start to be a buy for me. Ideally I would love to buy this in the $75-$69 range if I was presented with another downtrend from AXP. Key Levels Resistance: $94.07, $93.98, $91.74, $85.89 Support: $83.64, $83.65, $78.66, $75.03 I'm using the time frame of 195 minutes in order to be able to give ourselves a bit better view of how the price of AXP has moved during active trading hours. I use 195 minutes as it equates to 3.25 hours, which in turn is similar to using the 65 minutes interval. By using the 65 minutes interval we are avoiding the first 30 minutes of trading, due to news being published, announcements, and overnight orderings being filled. Stocks will typically gap up or gap down and then reverse their direction during the first 30 minutes of trading. The first 30 minutes is typically where the retail investors and new investors are never warned about and will get their face ripped off due to FOMO. If we had used a 60 minute chart, it presents a flaw, this would give us a trading session without equal intervals, since 390 minutes is not divisible by 60 minutes -- when divided it gives you 6.5 intervals. This is why in our interval we ignore the first 30 minutes of trading in our charts. The 195 minute interval satisfies the Fibonacci friendly numbers as well, by using 13 minutes, 65 minutes, 130 minutes, and 195 minute charts. The 195 minute chart typically is great for looking to start a position of commons, by also using this one indicator to verify it against any others you may use typically for your long dated positions. Another interval that can be great to use is the 78 minutes -- it gives a nice equal 5 intervals during a trading session -- and yes, you guessed it, it's also divisible by the magical Fibonacci number of 13, which gives you 6 equal intervals. Never forget, God rested on the 7th day to create everything, it only took 6 days -- there's that magic number again.
NYSE:AXPLong
by buy-the-dip
4
American Express suggests continuation of downtrendThanks for viewing, I'll give my technical and fundamental view briefly; Technical; - After the sharp drop from February highs AMEX has under-performed the market - dipping ~51%, - This compares to an over 80% drop in 2009, - The dip was followed by the formation of a rising wedge, which normally indicates continuation of the trend preceding the pattern (which is down), - Elliot Wave seems to also suggest continuation - with wave (5) down possible, - The 55 EMA showing resistance, - I see potential support below at $60, $57, and the $50 - but if the stock equals its 2008-9 drop in % terms we are looking at sub-$25. Fundamental; - Credit Card (and charge card) Companies have a licence to print money, all payments made on credit expand the monetary supply (inflationary) - until debt is extinguished (deflationary). Over the past 10 years, they have been able to borrow at negative real rates and pocket the spread. But when the economy turns down, these Companies are hit hard by defaults, - Even in good times, retailers balk at being charged 6% per charge card transaction, - What are air miles gained on transactions worth these days when no-one is flying?, - From the last recession, I read one consumer credit exec talking about the increase in defaults in terms of MULTIPLES of the rise in unemployment www.forbes.com). They didn't say what multiple, but If the multiple is just 1, then the default rate (which would impact shadow banking, consumer credit, and unsecured lenders first and worst) could jump to 20-25% of all outstanding debt balances (pre-crisis unemployment below 4% and estimated to exceed 30% by Goldman Sachs). Even a 1.5 multiple would yield 35% default rates. Who knows how things will shake out, - It will all depend on the underwriting standards over the past few years, if newly signed-up customers are among the most credit-worthy, then things won't be so bad (data suggests that default rates even among CC customers with FICO scores above 740 have tripled recently www.forbes.com). If, when times were good cards were sent to anyone with a pulse then things won't be as great, - The Fed is buying distressed ABS and MBS securities, apparently without regard for the creditworthiness of the underlying security, it is feasible that all this credit card debt packaged up and sold as an asset backed security has/will be been sold to the Fed at 100 cents on the dollar as it started to show signs of rising defaults in the underlying assets. This is a positive factors for the Company - I have doubts if it is positive for the economy down the line, - CC Companies are offering repayment holidays - possibly in part to defer incurring defaults - this will of course impact on profitability. - It all depends how you see this crisis - as being better or worse than 2008-9. My view is that this is many times worse, but that is just me. There are many reasons to expect higher defaults as compared to 2008-9 in an economy that has stopped on a dime, - Today's dividend yield of 1.79% seems insufficient to compensate investors for the higher risk associated with holding equities - considering the stock is down over 30% from Feb highs. This is my view in general as well, a lot of stocks are "growth" stocks, which do not pay (in my view) a high enough risk-adjusted dividend to be worth owning. This is all gravy when the stock is rising, but when the dividend is below inflation AND the stock is losing value, there is less incentive for an investor to hold firm. If you combine this with a tendency of this stock to significantly underperform the market in recessions then you understand the basis for my bearish view. So, overall, this stock rides high when times are good and has a history of being impacted more than the average. I don't see why that wouldn't still apply. Cheers, and protect those funds
NYSE:AXPShort
by flyinkiwi10
2
An 18 month slow, simple position with large cap US DowThe selloff appeared to have reached a recent low defined by liquidation, high anxiety, hitting potential short to medium term lows by 2:30 PM on March 23, 2020. For the longer term position trader who would be no different than a long term investor in large cap companies, The prices for the week ended March 25, 2020, may have been an opportune window of entry given the levels of volatility and broad liquidation across most asset classes. positions were taken by the close of March 24 and March 25, 2020, Q1 2020 A small selection of Dow Dividend giants was chosen for this experiment in counter trend positions, which will be concluded in 18 months, or about September 2021, the end of Q3 2021 The lineup includes: Home Depot Intel Microsoft American Express Visa Goldman Sachs Apple Disney 3M
NYSE:AXP
by edwardrooster
American Express UPCOMING EARNINGS!! With earings on Apr 24, I think they will miss, due to the stay at home ordes b/c of the coronavirus. -I'm sure a large number of customers are choosing to defer their payments, ultimately affecting AXP revenue. - Am. Express has been on a nose dive since January - it found resistance at the 38. 2 level and im riding it down back to 68-70 (or the 0.0) fib level where it may find support.. - Price also respected the 6.81 fib level on the daily time frame Feel free to like, comment, follow.
NYSE:AXPShort
by NoCeilingsTrading
Weekly Support - 3/20 120 CALL - low riskChart shows weekly trendline support from 2016 drop and 2019 drop. Solid yellow line connects closing price, while dashed yellow line connects lows. Prices are about 207.50 and 205, respectively. You can easily set stop losses to scale out of position, otherwise this will be a nice trade if buyers step in and market bounces upward next week. Also on stochastic, %K has stretched far from %D, which indicates there might be a move up. *** Option value may decline if IV drops and price does not move up enough. I suggest only a small amount of capital into this trade.
NYSE:AXPLong
by OptionsRising