Thesis:
ZETA continues to look constructive on the weekly chart. In my view, the stock is currently developing a Subwave 4 pullback within a larger Wave 3 structure. As long as price continues to hold in the $27-$29 area, I expect the next move to be a push toward the all-time-high resistance around $38. If that level is reclaimed, the longer-term structure continues to point much higher.
Context
- Weekly timeframe
- This is an update to my earlier ZETA view
- ZETA broke out of its bullish wedge in June, retested the breakout area from above and held
- That successful retest was followed by a strong move higher, helped by another strong earnings report
- Price is now consolidating after that impulsive advance
- My average entry and the one of my copiers is approximately $18.53
- Even after the recent move, I still view the stock as being in the middle of a larger bullish cycle rather than at the end of it
What I see
- The larger structure continues to look like Wave 3 is still in progress
- The current pullback fits well as a Subwave 4 correction within that larger move
- Price has already completed the breakout from the wedge and confirmed it with a retest
- That was an important technical development because it changed the character of the chart materially
- The current consolidation is happening above the breakout area, which is constructive
- The $27-$29 area is where I want to see support continue to hold
- The next major resistance is the all-time-high area around $38
- If that level breaks, the chart opens the door to the next higher-degree targets
What matters now
- $27-$29 is the key support area I am watching in the near term
- Holding that area keeps the current bullish structure intact
- The next important upside test is the all-time-high resistance around $38
- A clean break above $38 would strengthen the case that the next leg of Wave 3 is underway
- Until then, I am treating the current move as consolidation inside a constructive trend rather than as a reversal
Buy / Accumulation zone
- The current accumulation area remains around the rising support structure shown on the chart
- Near term, I want to see price continue holding approximately $27-$29
- My average entry is approximately $18.53
- I am not interested in chasing emotional breakouts after a large move
- I prefer using technically constructive consolidations inside strong trends
- ZETA continues to fit that framework for me
Targets
- Near-term support: approximately $27-$29
- Next key resistance: approximately $38
- Higher-degree Wave 3 target: approximately $70
- If that target is reached, I would expect to trim part of the position
- A future pullback into approximately the $45-$50 area would then become interesting for potential recycling
- Ultimate long-term target: approximately $105
Portfolio note
ZETA is one of the clearest examples of why I like combining long-term technical structure with fundamental conviction.
The breakout in June, the successful retest, and the strong post-earnings reaction all confirmed that the market was beginning to recognize the setup again.
Since then, the chart has behaved in a constructive way.
My approach here is straightforward. I want to see the current consolidation hold above the $27-$29 area, then I want to see whether ZETA can make its way back to the $38 all-time-high resistance.
If that level breaks, I believe the larger Wave 3 structure can continue developing toward the $70 area.
That remains my main target for this phase of the cycle, while $105 stays the longer-term objective if the broader structure continues to play out.
ZETA continues to look constructive on the weekly chart. In my view, the stock is currently developing a Subwave 4 pullback within a larger Wave 3 structure. As long as price continues to hold in the $27-$29 area, I expect the next move to be a push toward the all-time-high resistance around $38. If that level is reclaimed, the longer-term structure continues to point much higher.
Context
- Weekly timeframe
- This is an update to my earlier ZETA view
- ZETA broke out of its bullish wedge in June, retested the breakout area from above and held
- That successful retest was followed by a strong move higher, helped by another strong earnings report
- Price is now consolidating after that impulsive advance
- My average entry and the one of my copiers is approximately $18.53
- Even after the recent move, I still view the stock as being in the middle of a larger bullish cycle rather than at the end of it
What I see
- The larger structure continues to look like Wave 3 is still in progress
- The current pullback fits well as a Subwave 4 correction within that larger move
- Price has already completed the breakout from the wedge and confirmed it with a retest
- That was an important technical development because it changed the character of the chart materially
- The current consolidation is happening above the breakout area, which is constructive
- The $27-$29 area is where I want to see support continue to hold
- The next major resistance is the all-time-high area around $38
- If that level breaks, the chart opens the door to the next higher-degree targets
What matters now
- $27-$29 is the key support area I am watching in the near term
- Holding that area keeps the current bullish structure intact
- The next important upside test is the all-time-high resistance around $38
- A clean break above $38 would strengthen the case that the next leg of Wave 3 is underway
- Until then, I am treating the current move as consolidation inside a constructive trend rather than as a reversal
Buy / Accumulation zone
- The current accumulation area remains around the rising support structure shown on the chart
- Near term, I want to see price continue holding approximately $27-$29
- My average entry is approximately $18.53
- I am not interested in chasing emotional breakouts after a large move
- I prefer using technically constructive consolidations inside strong trends
- ZETA continues to fit that framework for me
Targets
- Near-term support: approximately $27-$29
- Next key resistance: approximately $38
- Higher-degree Wave 3 target: approximately $70
- If that target is reached, I would expect to trim part of the position
- A future pullback into approximately the $45-$50 area would then become interesting for potential recycling
- Ultimate long-term target: approximately $105
Portfolio note
ZETA is one of the clearest examples of why I like combining long-term technical structure with fundamental conviction.
The breakout in June, the successful retest, and the strong post-earnings reaction all confirmed that the market was beginning to recognize the setup again.
Since then, the chart has behaved in a constructive way.
My approach here is straightforward. I want to see the current consolidation hold above the $27-$29 area, then I want to see whether ZETA can make its way back to the $38 all-time-high resistance.
If that level breaks, I believe the larger Wave 3 structure can continue developing toward the $70 area.
That remains my main target for this phase of the cycle, while $105 stays the longer-term objective if the broader structure continues to play out.
Long term investor. Open portfolio and full thesis on eToro: etoro.com/people/maratteo
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Long term investor. Open portfolio and full thesis on eToro: etoro.com/people/maratteo
Publications connexes
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Les informations et publications ne sont pas destinées à être, et ne constituent pas, des conseils ou recommandations financiers, d'investissement, de trading ou autres fournis ou approuvés par TradingView. Pour en savoir plus, consultez les Conditions d'utilisation.