WETF Setup and Trade Plan

Today’s Featured Trade Idea is WETF.

Members can join us in Trading Room #1 as Rick reviews the WETF setup and other Trade-Ideas at 9:10am Eastern.  For now, here are my own analysis and a potential trade plan made using our Trader Vision 20/20 software.

Trader Vision told us that we have just less than a month prior to the next earnings.  So, while the chart itself might call for a 3-Target trade, we may not have time to achieve this prior to earnings.  As a result, I have planned this trade two different ways.  Fortunately, TV20/20 makes it easy to do various scenario plans.

WETF has been in a long-term downtrend. However, after forming a bottom for 6-7 weeks, the Bulls have stepped in to begin a rally that has lasted several weeks so far. Last week it broke into a Rounded Bottom Breakout pattern and on Friday it completed a Morning Star type signal.

I will be looking for a positive trading Entry, using a Stop basically at the 50sma along the bottom of the last 3 candle bodies. If it goes back below that point, I don’t want to be long this chart. Targets are defined off long-term charts, but you can see how they have provided S/R on the daily chart as well.

While the chart calls for 3 targets, based on obvious S/R Levels, we may not have time to reach all 3 prior to earnings. Fortunately, Trader Vision makes it easy to plan multiple scenarios. So I will show both 2 target and 3-target plans.

Trader Vision shows us we have about a month until earnings. It also shows us we have 4 bullish conditions (I’ll call that 5 because it is close enough for a Morning Star for my eye) and 2 bearish conditions. This is as expected since the long-term downtrend has not reversed yet and the overall market is still in a short-term pullback.

TV20/20 tells us the 2-Target plan can achieve 2.88:1 overall ($402.50/$140). It also says WETF needs to reach $9.20 (10-15cents above target #1) in order to make the goal on this trade.

In this alternative version of the trade plan, TV20/20 tells us that if we can reach all 3 targets, we can have an almost 11% winning trade. It shows us that selling in a 200/200/100 pattern we can achieve $461 in profit while risking that same $140.

Obviously, this is predicated on a big move in the 1 month we have prior to the next earnings. However, it stays in line with the rule of getting better than 2:1 at the 1st Target and this plan can achieve 3.29:1 overall.

Having this knowledge before a trade is even entered makes it much easier to control emotions and maintain discipline.

Below is my markup of the chart and the trade plan as laid out by Trader Vision 20/20.  As a bonus, if you click the green button below, you’ll be able to watch a video of the chart markup and trade planning process.

The WETF Trade Setup – As of 9-27-18

WETF Chart Setup as of 9-27-18

The Trade Plan A

WETF Trade Plan 1 for 10-1-18

The Trade Plan B

Note how Trader Vision 20/20 does so much of the work for you.  Knowing the ratio of Bullish Conditions to Bearish ones as well as the overall risk of the position size, risk to Stop out and the Reward possible at each Target price can help a great deal with controlling our emotions.  Knowing the dollar impact of every scenario ahead of time, allows us to make calm decisions during the trade.  It really takes the pressure off.  No guesswork.  No surprises.  No emotional roller coaster.

To see a short video of this trade’s chart markup and trade planning, click the button below.

 

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