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22.10.26 - 00:42
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AAL – Bullish Gartley Reversal | High-Conviction Trade Setup (TradingView)
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American Airlines is presenting an interesting opportunity on the daily chart, where a Bullish Gartley harmonic pattern has developed near a potential reversal area.
I personally entered this trade yesterday, with a high level of conviction based on several technical indicators aligning with my entry criteria.
While I believe this setup offers attractive upside potential, I want to emphasize that the reversal is not yet fully confirmed.
Trade Setup
Potential Reversal Area: $11.80–$12.30
Invalidation: $10.30
TP1: $15.30
TP2: $17.00
TP3: $18.50
Why I Entered the Trade
The Bullish Gartley has brought price into an interesting potential reversal area following a prolonged correction from its July highs.
Several technical indicators I monitor have aligned with the harmonic structure, providing sufficient confirmation for me to initiate a position.
My conviction comes from the combination of the pattern's potential completion, its location within the broader price structure, and the supporting signals f
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20.07.26 - 01:51
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AAL: Institutional Flow BULLISH (TradingView)
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Chart: American Airlines at the $15 strike on the daily. The idea ran to a double then faded, and the honest driver of the fade is sitting right on the crude chart.
The setup: DarkFlow flagged institutional call flow in American Airlines on June 16, positioned at the $15 line into late August. The read was a travel-demand and consumer-resilience trade on a low-dollar, high-torque airline name, with the flow footprint building on a chart that had cleared room to run. Airlines carry big operating leverage, so a modest move in the stock can multiply the option, which is what made the setup attractive.
Trade structure: the vehicle was the AAL $15 call dated August 21, flagged near $1.94. Single leg, no spread. Same floor as every signal: if it trades to half of entry, it stops there. Rode to expiry, or stopped at half.
What played out: the contract ran to a peak around +110%, a genuine double at its best, and now sits near -49% off that high. The reason is not a mystery: fuel is an airline's largest variable c
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10.06.26 - 21:36
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AAL (TradingView)
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this is a potential move up .. as it crossed the trend line.
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17.03.26 - 13:09
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AA (Ariva)
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Irgendwas ist hier im Busch ..... das knallt bald nach oben -Uterenocte
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17.03.26 - 11:48
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American Airlines (Ariva)
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Heute zu 9,10 Euro eingestiegen (17.03.2026) Memo an mich.Möchte später rückblickend sehen, welche Chance man heute gehabt hätte. Denke, wir sehen wir bald ein Shortsqueeze bei American Airlines. -Uterenocte
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17.03.26 - 02:54
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Low risk Trade Opportunity for Beginners on AAL (TradingView)
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NASDAQ:AAL has a falling wedge on its daily and it finally has small breakout from the wedge.
Now, this stock lacks volatility and moves in VERY small increments.
Requires time on expiration, a couple of contracts to be work it and entry at a nice spot.
The RSI is heavily oversold on the Daily and currently sitting at 28.
The initial goal was $9.06 as entry if the breakout din't take place right away.
The price, however is trending under the 50 and 200 DMA and we have a death cross to consider.
Here's some other things to take into consideration:
Iran Tension...Oil impacts airlines heavily and with Iranian War taking place, oil is impacted.
Oil spiking can result in airlines stocks falling.
Not the small daily movements this stock makes...not worth the day trade.
Last time I made a move on AAL with a nice setup, it took 3 weeks to hit my highest target $2.16 move ?, but it was low risk and a decent reward with 5 contracts.
Worth a share.
Not financial advice.
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