TRADING TIPS

ANET Has an Ugly Chart

Hubert Senters here. Let’s take a look at ANET. Nasty looking little chart for sure. So you see a gap up here and it ran really hard. And then you had this huge gap down consolidation, gap down consolidation and it’s pretty gappy. And as the market is trying to bounce overall past few days. This thing is not really bouncing with the market correction so it’s probably going to go back down here, take out these most recent lows right in this area at about $235-ish and then drift lower to $200 and $10. Trade Thirsty is having a special multi speaker event this Saturday, June 8th at 9AM EST. Title of the presentation is ‘’Got indicators? Top Traders Share their Best Trading Tools.’’ Put your email address in there, click that big yellow button or orange button whatever that is. These are your speakers I will HYPERLINK you to that page. Good luck. It helps and I’ll see you on the next video. Hubert.

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