Time For A Comeback? | ABN Amro Long

28 de ago. de 2020

ABN has not been performing well since the peak of januari 2018. Since then it has steadily dropped from 28 euro's to 18. Where at first it looked like it has found its bottem there. However the price quickly broke support, made support new resistance and dropped 60% from there. After that 60% drop the stock has found its bottom around €5.70 which is 80% from it's peak.

On this weekly chart of ABN Amro, we can see a white line. That line is the 21 exponential moving average. This line has been support in the period of August 2016 all the way to the peak. After that, the 21 ema became resistance. Right now the price has already touched the line twice and it seems like it wants to break that line.

What we also notice is the high amount of volume which can be found at the bottom area. This implies that investors are willing to buy this stock at these levels. The next cluster of volume can be found all the way at €16,-. What this means is that as soon as the 21 ema breaks, the price can rise up very quickly because there hasn't been formed any resistance or support on the way down.

To summarize: We have a stock which has fallen 80% from its all time high, The VPVR suggests that buyers are willing to step in at this price, The 21 EMA is likely to be broken and lastly the next big resistance is all the way at €16,- which gives this trade a potential of 100%.