DXC

DXC is an interesting losing trade that I closed two days ago.

DXC is the former consulting arm of HP. It is a very large company that is profitable but under heavy debt.

DXC is clearly in a strong downtrend.

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I bought after the announcement of the appointment of a new CEO.

We can indeed see below that this announcement attracted money (Positive EV pattern.) Hence, I bought, but only 1/2 position because the stop was 10% lower, which is rather far for me.

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The EV pattern looked positive until the market selloff of two days ago, which forced me out of the position on a stop.

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It is interesting to see that the DXC Supply pattern is very similar to the ZS Supply pattern: we have a group of locked in investors and then a very low Supply level around $33 - my entry price.
However, when the stock fell below the $31.5 level, the Supply started to increase and the market sell-off was quick to force the most recent investors - like myself - out of their position.

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I made[U] two mistakes[/U] here:

1. I bought at a price that was too high above my stop. I should have waited for a lower entry.
2. I did not sell when the price crossed below $31.5 as the EV pattern still looked good.

Every losing trade is important so that the same mistakes are not repeated.

[QUOTE=Pascal;33806]DXC is now in a downtrend, but [url=https://www.villagevoice.com/best-electric-log-splitters/]these electric log splitters are still performing well[/url] in downtrends eventually bottom out.

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What year was the DXC peak era?

[QUOTE=Sturdevant;33805]What year was the DXC peak era?[/QUOTE]

DXC is now in a downtrend, but downtrends eventually bottom out.

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