Category Archives: CVNA

Carvana Tops, at 311.88

May 14, 2025 By in CVNA, CVNA-25-02, Positions

Very Close, To ‘310’

If the high holds, the difference between 310, and 311.88, is 0.61%. 🙂

The link above, actually says “310-area“, so either way, it’s close.

Of course, it’s what happens next that’s important.

One thing that can be said with some confidence, Carvana is at The Danger Point®.

This is the area where the risk is least, for a short position (not advice, not a recommendation).

Carvana CVNA, Daily Close

There it is: Spring-to-Up-Thrust, link here.

Around mid-session, as CVNA was continuing its breakout (prices rising), a short was opened: CVNA-25-02, with stop at the session high, 311.88 (not advice, not a recommendation).

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Health Care Implosion

May 13, 2025 By in CVNA, CVNA-25-01, Health Care, Livermore, Positions, XLV, XLV-25-03

Breakaway Gap(s)

For Health Care Sector XLV, it’s one downside gap after another.

While ‘retail’ is off buying some kind of supposed ‘dip’, we have a market that’s fractured:

Gold and silver once up, now down, healthcare down, dollar up (wasn’t it supposed to collapse already?), airlines up, biotech down, basic materials up, auto dealers down, then up … and on it goes.

Housekeeping

Before we get started, Carvana short (CVNA-25-01) was closed when this morning’s action posted a new daily high.

CVNA, may be headed to that ‘310’ area we’ve been discussing for several weeks (not advice, not a recommendation).

Health Care Sector XLV, Daily

The next chart shows the stop progression and trendline for short-trade XLV-25-03 (not advice, not a recommendation).

At this point, the trade is progressing and price action ‘makes sense’ (not advice, not a recommendation).

There’s no telling how long the right-side trend will remain in-effect; so, the correct action as Jesse Livermore said years ago is, ‘Get right and sit tight’.

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Carvana Testing The Highs

May 12, 2025 By in CVNA, CVNA-25-01, Positions, Up-Thrust

Watch The Volume

The last update said:

“A New (closing) High?”

That’s what happened with CVNA, closing out that session (5/8/25), at 285.53.

If there are no new daily highs from here, CVNA is either posting a (potential) double top or an up-thrust (not advice, not a recommendation).

Either way, the technical item to watch, is the volume and the prior session’s high, 284.23 (as a stop level).

If volume contracts from the previous session, it’s possible the highs have been tested and we’re heading lower (not advice, not a recommendation).

At 2:30 p.m., EST, it’s still a long way to the close; we won’t know until then.

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Carvana’s, Car Fire

May 8, 2025 By in CVNA, Spring-to-Up-Thrust, Wyckoff 1 Comment

A New (closing) High?

Carvana’s going straight up.

Last night, post earnings release (here and here), it was a wild session.

That action’s spilling over into today.

The question, as we’ll see below, can CVNA, close above the prior (closing) high of 285.33.

As of this post (10:38 a.m., EST), it’s printing 287.67.

Set-Up, Review

Before getting to the chart, let’s review this post.

Time & Target were forecasted in that update (not advice, not a recommendation).

Well, here we are. 🙂

Carvana CVNA, Daily

Yesterday, was ‘Day 55’.

When working with larger Fibonacci timeframes, +/- a few days is an acceptable margin.

Long-time visitors to this site know exactly what you’re looking at: Wyckoff, Spring-to-Up-Thrust

Those who are new or want to review, this is a good place to start, link here.

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SOXX … Stop, Drop, And Roll

April 30, 2025 By in Artificial Intelligence, CVNA, Federal Reserve, Semiconductors, SOXX, Up-Thrust, Wyckoff

Then, There’s Carvana

The SOXX, hit resistance, stopped, dropped, and could be rolling over for more downside … or not.

Maybe there’s something else developing.

Something like a set-up to penetrate resistance, creating a Wyckoff Up-Thrust (not advice, not a recommendation).

Semiconductors SOXX, Daily

The magenta dashed line is the 38.2%, retrace for the entire downside move; from the top on July 11th, 2024, to the lows on April 7th.

Note the potential Fibonacci time correlation, just before the Fed announcement on May 7th.

As with Carvana (CVNA), we’re nearing a potential inflection.

Also note, Carvana has dropped from the current resistance area (around 240) making that level the more probable area for an up-thrust, rather than yesterday’s 310-location (not advice, not a recommendation).

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Carvana … Nears Potential Set-Up

April 29, 2025 By in CVNA, David Weis, Spring-to-Up-Thrust, Wyckoff 3 Comments

Two Times?

Caravana’s earnings are coming up on May 7th, after hours.

Will it print (like last time) above resistance to the 310-area?

If it does, will that action hold unto the regular session the next day?

The reason it’s important as we’ll see below, a push above resistance creates the potential set-up: Spring-To-Up-Thrust, link here.

Carvana CVNA, Daily

The earnings release just so happens to be Fibonacci 55 (trading) days from the prior release.

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Will It Bounce?

April 6, 2025 By in 1987, CVNA, KMX, Martin Zweig, ZeroHedge

Carvana, In Position

Yesterday, it was CarMax.

Today, it’s Carvana.

Before we get to Carvana, yesterday’s update also said, we’d have no shortage of ‘post-mortems’.

Well, here they are:

“Mr. Market Will Keep Searching (Lower) For A Put Strike” – Goldman Hedge Fund Honcho Warns ‘Trading Environment Remains Exceedingly Fluid’

Why It Should Not Bounce Here Yet

Why It Should Bounce

You can’t make this up. Those two headlines (above) were one after another on ZeroHedge.

That’s probably enough. You get the idea. 🙂

In the case of Carvana, let’s look at what the price action is telling us is the most likely event.

Carvana, CVNA, Daily

After-Hours on April 2nd, trading posted briefly at 243.6, within the purple oval, creating an ‘Up-Thrust’.

Last Friday’s action penetrated support and is holding.

Note the price range of that day’s bar is less than Thursday’s, with volume slightly larger.

For now, CVNA, has stopped dead at support.

There may be follow-through on Monday, but with the (YouTube) crowd and others expecting a ‘crash’, that makes is less likely (not advice, not a recommendation).

When a real expert warns of a crash, it may look something like this (time stamp 6:42).

Note the condescension from the other panel member.

Then came Monday, October 19th, 1987.

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Assessing The (market) Damage

April 5, 2025 By in Car Questions Answered, CVNA, DIA, IBB, IWM, IYM, IYR, KMX, QQQ, SOXX, SPBIO, SPY, XLF, XOP 1 Comment

Sifting Through The Rubble

There are sure to be plenty of post-mortems over the weekend; usual suspects giving us their assessment on what’s already happened. 🙂

Sometimes the question, is not ‘what’s happened’, but ‘what has not happened’.

That’s where the opportunity may lie.

Market Implosion

Over the past week, there were wide price bars, with action unstable in all major indices (ETFs): DIA, IBB, IWM, IYM, IYR, QQQ, SOXX, SPBIO, SPY, XLF, and XOP.

However, what did not implode (completely), are the car dealerships; specifically, CarMax and Carvana.

For this update, we’ll look at CarMax.

CarMax, KMX, Weekly Close

On a close basis, KMX, has bounced off the lower wedge boundary and is near the resistance area (magenta line).

Price action could be positively biased in the coming week as a result of ‘tax refund’ car buying (not advice, not a recommendation)

According to ‘Car Questions Answered‘, it’s a yearly ‘thing’.

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Carvana Hits Target … After-Hours

April 2, 2025 By in $SPSIBI, Biotech, CVNA, LABD, LABD-25-05, Positions, SPBIO, XBI 1 Comment

That Makes ‘Twice’

That’s two times in a row, Carvana hit a target area (presented on this site) in the after-hours session.

The last time was here, CVNA printed 310, in the after-hours on February 19th.

Then, just hours ago, price action thrust higher into the zone in this post, printed at 243.6, then collapsed.

We never got to ‘Day 34’.

However, the real story may be in biotech XBI, with huge swings in both directions; currently (as of 6:35 p.m., EST) trading below today’s regular session low.

Charts to follow.

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Carvana’s Short-Interest Drops

March 28, 2025 By in Car Questions Answered, CVNA 1 Comment

After The Top, Lower

Even as price reached its after-hours high of 310, on February 19th, and posted down ever since, short interest continues to decline.

As BigCharts reports, short-interest is now at 6.5%.

First, it was 33% short, then it dropped to 10%, then 7.8%, and now 6.5%, all the while, it looks like we’ve passed the top (not advice, not a recommendation).

The last update showed a trading channel that has since been negated. So, what’s price action doing now?

Carvana CVNA, Daily

As of this post (10:47 a.m., EST) price action has yet to define another channel … if there is one.

What we do have, is a Fibonacci time sequence in effect thus far.

At this juncture, we’re far away from the magenta (target) oval and Fibonacci Day 34.

However, as outlined by Car Questions Answered, this time of the year, typically has tax refund purchasing.

So, there’s a (possible) tailwind to the upside.

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