(MINT) Trading Signals

November 24, 2024, 11:22 am ET, BY Thomas H. Kee Jr- Editor, Stock Traders Daily| Editor: Thomas H. Kee Jr. (Follow on LinkedIn)

Trading Pimco Enhanced Short Maturity Active Exchange-traded Fund (NASDAQ: MINT) can be efficient and rewarding, especially in volatile markets, so long as the important pivot points for the stock are observed before making decisions to buy, sell, or short.

Warning:

This is a static report, the data below was valid at the time of the publication, but support and resistance levels for MINT change over time, so the report should be updated regularly.  Real Time updates are provided to subscribers.  Unlimited Real Time Reports.

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Instructions:

The rules that govern the data in this report are the rules of Technical Analysis.  For example, if MINT is testing support buy signals surface, and resistance is the target.  Conversely, if resistance is being tested, that is a sign to control risk or short, and support would be the downside target accordingly.  In each case, the trigger point is designed to be both an ideal place to enter a position (avoid trading in the middle of a trading channel), and it acts as a level of risk control too.

Swing Trades, Day Trades, and Longer term Trading Plans:

This data is refined to differentiate trading plans for Day Trading, Swing Trading, and Long Term Investing plans for MINT too.  All of these are offered below the Summary Table.

Support and Resistance Plot Chart for MINT

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