Do-or-Die daily chart. Very tight. Seller at $419 trying to hold it down.
Came here looking for a short initially through S1=$405 and S2=asc. support line=$402, that would resolve the bear-flag formed after earnings gap-down.
But this thing opened strong, reclaimed R1=20SMA@weekly=$409 and pushed higher showing relative strength vs QQQs (that were selling off same time). So, I tried a cute "long" instead to see if it could break the $419 seller.
Got long filler size once it broke and hold above R1=20SMA@weekly=$409, risking LOD=$407, added Tier 0 once it resolved the bull-flag below R2=$414, targeting R3=$419.
Nice push thru R2 and extention to R3, added half-tiers at both R2-retests as it was consolidating allowing 9EMAs@5/15min charts to play catch up, tightening stop to $412.
Sold 1/4 at R3=$419 and sat tight, hoping it would be able to hold prices close to R3 and break-out later in the day. Stop at $412.
Sell-off below R2=$414, and flush below $412 was just too much. Trimmed once it broke below $412 trying to give it some room, re-added the trimmed size back once it reclaimed R2+VWAP, but when it rolled-over, I took the loss and moved forward.
Papercut.
(-) I should have sold more (ex. 50%) at R3=$419 since it was a major level and try to reload back at R2. I was up a nice chunk here, even though I hadn't realized it at the time
Execution detail:
Date/time | Symbol | Side | Price | Position |
---|---|---|---|---|
2020-12-08 09:52:51 | ZM | buy | $411.290 | long |
2020-12-08 10:03:44 | ZM | buy | $413.050 | long |
2020-12-08 10:15:58 | ZM | buy | $414.650 | long |
2020-12-08 10:36:40 | ZM | buy | $415.300 | long |
2020-12-08 10:42:33 | ZM | sell | $418.400 | long |
2020-12-08 11:49:37 | ZM | sell | $412.200 | long |
2020-12-08 12:00:43 | ZM | buy | $414.400 | long |
2020-12-08 12:00:43 | ZM | buy | $414.400 | long |
2020-12-08 12:19:03 | ZM | sell | $411.864 | long |
2020-12-08 12:19:03 | ZM | sell | $411.880 | 0 |
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