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Munafa technical analysis YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP technical analysis buy or sell

Munafa technical analysis YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP technical analysis buy or sell Analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP to buy or sell for Daily, weekly or monthly

Quick Chart Bull Charts Forecast Tomorrow Price Targets View Analysis

Date Close Open High Low
18 Wed Feb 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00
17 Tue Feb 24.00 24.00 24.00 24.00
13 Fri Feb 28.00 28.00 28.00 28.00
13 Fri Feb 28.00 28.00 28.00 28.00
12 Thu Feb 91.00 91.00 91.00 91.00

Stock of YTD Lows Sp500 closed at 12.00 and it opened at 12.00
It moved inside a range of 12.00 and 12.00

52 week High is 206.00 and 52 week Low is 0.01
Financial Year High is 326.00 and Low is 0.01
This year High is 206.00 and Low is 0.01

YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP Daily Analysis to buy or sell

As per my analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP, 12 day returns for YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP have been negative, with total returns of -91, which is -88.35% with investment starting at 103.00.
An investment of 100,000 bucks in YTD Lows Sp500 would have become 11650 bucks today.

YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP moves in a range of 0 points on a day to day basis. This means that a total of approx 0 plus points of returns can be expected in a bullish day, and a total of 0 minus points can be expected in a bearish day.
This is about 0% of returns per day.

YTD Lows Sp500 Munafa analysis, looking for Trend and BUY or SELL opportunities.

Stock is in a downtrend for shortterm, and I will avoid taking a BUY or a LONG trade in this stock. Look for opportunities to sell or SHORT YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP at this time.

It appears as if YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP gave a large move recently.

Stock of YTD Lows Sp500 (MYLP) is trading below an important moving average line, but it crossed this line recently, which means that it could show a small or a large recovery soon enough depending on its trend.

My analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 is bearish for shortterm, but trade for tomorrow is selective. Take a sell trade only if YTD Lows Sp500 stays below 19.8, but if it comes above 19.8, then a intra day buy could be more profitable.
If you take a sell trade below 19.8, then use 19.8 as stoploss and -12.3 as target. However if you take a buy trade in YTD Lows Sp500, then use 19.8 as stoploss and 46.6 as target.

You can find more Price Targets here or Forecast here for Shortterm, Midterm, and Longterm

Daily Candle Stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP

Candle stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 as on 18 Wed Feb 2026 is showing a red candle, which means that the sellers are dominating this session.

Candle stick ratios of YTD Lows Sp500 are:
HL: 0 HC: 0 LC: 0 OC: 0

YTD Lows Sp500 is forming a DOJI candle

Candle stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 as on 17 Tue Feb 2026 is showing a red candle, which means that the sellers are dominating this session.

Candle stick ratios of YTD Lows Sp500 are:
HL: 0 HC: 0 LC: 0 OC: 0

YTD Lows Sp500 is forming a DOJI candle

Candle stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 as on 13 Fri Feb 2026 is showing a red candle, which means that the sellers are dominating this session.

Candle stick ratios of YTD Lows Sp500 are:
HL: 0 HC: 0 LC: 0 OC: 0

YTD Lows Sp500 is forming a DOJI candle

Candle stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 as on 13 Fri Feb 2026 is showing a red candle, which means that the sellers are dominating this session.

Candle stick ratios of YTD Lows Sp500 are:
HL: 0 HC: 0 LC: 0 OC: 0

YTD Lows Sp500 is forming a DOJI candle

Candle stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 as on 12 Thu Feb 2026 is showing a red candle, which means that the sellers are dominating this session.

Candle stick ratios of YTD Lows Sp500 are:
HL: 0 HC: 0 LC: 0 OC: 0

YTD Lows Sp500 is forming a DOJI candle

YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP Weekly Analysis to buy or sell

As per my analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP, 12 week returns for YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP have been positive, with total returns of 7, which is 140% with investment starting at 5.00.
An investment of 100,000 bucks in YTD Lows Sp500 would have become 240000 bucks today.

YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP moves in a range of 27.2 points on a week to week basis. This means that a total of approx 27.2 plus points of returns can be expected in a bullish week, and a total of 27.2 minus points can be expected in a bearish week.
This is about 226.67% of returns per week.

Weekly Candle Stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP

Candle stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 as on 18 Wed Feb 2026 is showing a red candle, which means that the sellers are dominating this session.

Candle stick ratios of YTD Lows Sp500 are:
HL: 100 HC: 100 LC: 0 OC: 0

YTD Lows Sp500 is moving towards a low expiry

YTD Lows Sp500 is forming a DOJI candle

Candle stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 as on 13 Fri Feb 2026 is showing a red candle, which means that the sellers are dominating this session.

Candle stick ratios of YTD Lows Sp500 are:
HL: 0 HC: 0 LC: 0 OC: 0

YTD Lows Sp500 is forming a DOJI candle

Candle stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 as on 13 Fri Feb 2026 is showing a red candle, which means that the sellers are dominating this session.

Candle stick ratios of YTD Lows Sp500 are:
HL: 295.7 HC: 225 LC: 21.7 OC: 184.4

YTD Lows Sp500 is moving towards a low expiry

Candle stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 as on 06 Fri Feb 2026 is showing a red candle, which means that the sellers are dominating this session.

Candle stick ratios of YTD Lows Sp500 are:
HL: 221.9 HC: 221.9 LC: 0 OC: 202.9

YTD Lows Sp500 is moving towards a low expiry

Candle stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 as on 30 Fri Jan 2026 is showing a green candle, which means that the buyers are dominating this session.

Candle stick ratios of YTD Lows Sp500 are:
HL: 358.8 HC: 59.2 LC: 188.2 OC: 358.8

YTD Lows Sp500 is moving towards a high expiry

YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP Monthly Analysis to buy or sell

As per my analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP, 12 month returns for YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP have been negative, with total returns of -41, which is -77.36% with investment starting at 53.00.
An investment of 100,000 bucks in YTD Lows Sp500 would have become 22640 bucks today.

YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP moves in a range of 20 points on a month to month basis. This means that a total of approx 20 plus points of returns can be expected in a bullish month, and a total of 20 minus points can be expected in a bearish month.
This is about 166.67% of returns per month.

Monthly Candle Stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 MYLP

Candle stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 as on 18 Wed Feb 2026 is showing a red candle, which means that the sellers are dominating this session.

Candle stick ratios of YTD Lows Sp500 are:
HL: 758.3 HC: 758.3 LC: 0 OC: 202.9

YTD Lows Sp500 is moving towards a low expiry

Candle stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 as on 30 Fri Jan 2026 is showing a green candle, which means that the buyers are dominating this session.

Candle stick ratios of YTD Lows Sp500 are:
HL: 2059900 HC: 320.4 LC: 489900 OC: 10200

YTD Lows Sp500 is moving towards a high expiry

Candle stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 as on 26 Fri Dec 2025 is showing a red candle, which means that the sellers are dominating this session.

Candle stick ratios of YTD Lows Sp500 are:
HL: 89900 HC: 89900 LC: 0 OC: 800

YTD Lows Sp500 is moving towards a low expiry

Candle stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 as on 28 Fri Nov 2025 is showing a red candle, which means that the sellers are dominating this session.

Candle stick ratios of YTD Lows Sp500 are:
HL: 229900 HC: 229900 LC: 0 OC: 21.1

YTD Lows Sp500 is moving towards a low expiry

Candle stick analysis of YTD Lows Sp500 as on 31 Fri Oct 2025 is showing a green candle, which means that the buyers are dominating this session.

Candle stick ratios of YTD Lows Sp500 are:
HL: 439900 HC: 25.7 LC: 349900 OC: 633.3

YTD Lows Sp500 is moving towards a high expiry

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