5Mon·

Watchlist updated

Out are $PEP (+7.46%) & $APA (+3.43%)

New in $CPRT (+0.5%) where an entry could possibly follow today.

CRV of 1.9 is just at the limit.

Pro: all EMAs below us (if we close above the 50s today)

New upward trend formed.

Cons: weak risk/reward ratio

Enrique

@Dividenden_Monteur

6Mon·

Pinned post, Close Watch:

$BATS (-1.84%)
https://www.tradingview.com/x/z3rRyfl7

Current trades:

20.06 $NOC (+1.85%)
https://www.tradingview.com/x/kYA61TYh

Closed trades:

08.01 $AD (-0.52%)
https://www.tradingview.com/x/jWgHkMO8 🟢

$NOVO B (-2.91%) Yolo trade 20.01 / closed 22.01 🟢+47%

31.1 $COST (+0.65%)
https://www.tradingview.com/x/rjRs5UU0 +175%🟢

$NU (+1.91%) +85% 🟢 https://www.tradingview.com/x/m1Vq6dAQ

$APD (+1.29%)
https://www.tradingview.com/x/omJ97Qwm

Closed 25.01 with +5%🟡 Market is too sensitive for me.

14.02 $CPRT (+0.5%) closed due to the quarterly figures on 19.02 / +20%🟢https://www.tradingview.com/x/k5xe1w71

24.02 $GOOGL (+0.58%) -90% SL 🔴

www.tradingview.comLSE_DLY:BATS Chart Image by Dividenden_Monteur

3 Comments

Chris@Multibagger

1Mon

I came across $APA as part of my commodities research. Why did you take it off your watchlist at the time? Has it become uninteresting for you from a dividend point of view? Admittedly, I haven't quite figured out whether $APA is a different company because the abbreviation is the same but the ISIN is different.

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Enrique@Dividenden_Monteur

1Mon

@Multibagger No, the Apa US is already correct.
I just asked myself why I should watch a smallcap in the oil sector when I can also have Chevron or Exxon.
See $OXY with the catastrophic performance

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Chris@Multibagger

1Mon

@Dividenden_Monteur I read a rather interesting article the other day about which companies would benefit most from opening up the nature reserves in Alaska. There, $APA and $NDM were mentioned at the top of the list. As I generally see great opportunities in the commodities sector (for me, the mother of almost all conflicts), I thought it would be a good idea to invest a little in the long-term portfolio

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