iShares Russell 2000 ETF IWM stock price and analysis
As of , Flicker's read of iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM) on the 1 day chart is Hold, with 5 of 6 factors agreeing; the nearest sell zone is $280.25β$284.37, with a stop at $290.56 and a first target at $264.77.
Similar, with their read
Verdict Β· 1 day
Hold
Price is inside sell zone S2, $280.25β$284.37. In line with the read: Momentum, Fear & Greed, Breakout setup, Risk level, and Cycle phase. Leaning down: Trend direction.
What would change this
It would move to Buy if Trend direction turned up. It would move to Sell if Trend direction turned down. A close above $290.56 cancels S2.
S2 Β· $280.25β$284.37
1:1.5Β· Price is inside the zone
The setup starts when a daily candle closes back below the zone after reaching it.
First seen Oct 9
- $290.56
- 3.7% from the entry at $280.25
- zone cancelled above
- $264.77
- Take 70% off here
- TP2
- $249.40
- Take 30% off here
2 alerts: stop and TP1.
If you hold $ of it, this zone is where the read would sell. If price climbs to the stop instead, selling here gives up about $19.
Work out what selling here gives up at the stopDetails
Why these targets
- TP1 1.5 times the risk, taken early
- TP2 a price area with heavy trading
moves about $4.13. The stop sits about 1.5 times that above the zone.
6 of 12 indicators lean down
- Leans up strength 0.13
RSI
41.51
- Leans up strength 0.08
MFI
43.06
- Leans up strength 0.27
Stochastic %K
22.91
- Leans up strength 0.21
Williams %R
-70.88
- Neutral
CCI
-90.16
- Leans down strength 0.07
MACD histogram
-0.42
- Leans down strength 0.4
MACD cross
-0.42
- Leans down strength 0.1
ADX
25.27
- Leans down strength 0.6
Parabolic SAR
286.13
- Leans down strength 1
Moving averages aligned
3
- Leans down strength 0.25
Trend direction
25.27
- Neutral
Divergence
1
S2 drawn Β· pick another zone on the chart
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1 day candles, last 500: price $281.64, low $168.80, high $305.48. Zone S2 drawn from $280.25 to $284.37, stop $290.56, first target $264.77.
- 50-day average$279.11
- 200-day average$284.97
Factors
5 of 6 agree- Sellweight 29%
Trend direction
Downtrend Β· strength 25%
- Holdweight 24%
Momentum
Negative Β· Divergent quality
- Holdweight 18%
Fear & Greed
Fear (40)
- Holdweight 18%
Breakout setup
Weak setup Β· Bearish
- Holdweight 12%
Cycle phase
Unclassified
- Holdweight 0%
Risk level
Low risk
Analysis, not advice. Prices move; you can lose money.
In plain words
The data shows a downtrend with a 25.3% strength and 49.0% consistency, meaning the price is generally falling with moderate reliability. Negative momentum at 58.5% strength, with a divergence, indicates the downtrend is gaining pace but there's a potential for a shift. Volatility is normal at 6.2%, which is average. The risk is slightly above calm at 1.9 points, which might indicate caution is needed. There's a lead sell zone with a stop at 290.56, an entry range from 280.25 to 284.37, and a first target at 264.77. The data is mixed, with a bearish market structure and a neutral volume and overbought/oversold status, but the risk level and momentum strength suggest potential for more downside.
Written by AI from the 1 day read of . Analysis, not advice.
Technicals
- Nearest support
- $271.60
- 3.6% below
- Nearest resistance
- $287.28
- 2.0% above
200-day range $237.80β$305.48
- About as volatile as usual: its recent range is narrower than about 63% of its own past readings.
- Volume's trend does not agree with the direction price took over the last 50 days. The last 4 of them on their own traded about 132% of the chart's average volume.
Futures
Where it trades
All zones Β· 1 day
Frequently asked questions
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