DOCU DocuSign Inc

$DOCU NOV20 83C · still actionable Zone: $79.72 to $80.84 Invalidation: close under $77.21 Objectives: $85.00, then $90.00 The math: up 5.9% to the first objective and 12.1% to the second, against 3.8% risk on the invalidation, better than 3 to 1 to the second This is a swing that started with a simple picture in my mind. The stock closed at 80.28 after rising 4.72% on Tuesday and pressing right up against its 52 week high at 80.61, which means buyers are willing to pay up near the top instead of waiting for a dip. That kind of close tells me the path of least resistance is still higher while that low at 77.21 holds, and earnings on December 3 give the move a date to run toward even though this contract ends before that report. P.S. Watch for a close above 80.61. That would clear the yearly high and leave very little overhead supply in the way.

$DOCU DOCU is working on 2 green bricks. The problem is that there is no reset with the StochRSI going below 0.2. We'll pass on this one.

$DOCU bought in june now up 100%. the board in june seemed to think AI killed this company. still

$DOCU ... and 6 months later ... here you are ... huge breakout in progress ... BTW, that horizontal level at 107's matches with the 50% fibo retracement . Anyway way take care if you are thinking of chasing price action ( +90% since June ... ) Monthly chart updated.

$DOCU docusign counts signatures on real deals, mortgages, leases, hires. seems like when deal flow slows, there is nothing to sign, and an ai summary of an empty pipeline is still empty

$DOCU Been posting on this one for months , another of my long term holds. Getting close to my exit but a nice chart

$DOCU Sold all scaling out 81-4s exit(posted). Watching for a new entry but giving it time

$DOCU a signature used to be its own budget line. seems like when every suite bundles signing into the platform price, a standalone line gets zeroed first, even if everyone still signs the same papers

$DOCU if an ai agent can read and route the contract, the simple signing seat gets questioned first. seems like easy software budgets were a zero rate habit, and this tape is charging interest on habits

$DOCU 🤝 DocuSign, Inc. acquires Suplari, Inc. to accelerate AI-powered contract management for procurement. Prioritized by relevance

$DOCU NOV20 87C · still actionable Zone: $84.30 to $85.48 Invalidation: close under $84 Objectives: $90, then $95 The math: up 6.0% to the first objective and 11.9% to the second, against 1.0% risk on the invalidation, better than 11 to 1 to the second. Dear friend, picture a stock that climbed from near 70 dollars in early October to a fresh 52 week high of 85 dollars and 90 cents on Monday, then closed at 84 dollars and 89 cents, down just 0.45% on the day. This is a swing setup, and in plain words it means you are betting that small pullback was a breather, not a turn, and the stock walks toward 90 dollars first and then toward 95 dollars. If price closes under 84 dollars, the buyers lost their nerve and you step aside. P.S. Watch 85 dollars and 90 cents, the Monday high that would put the run back in motion.

$DOCU NOV20 87C · still actionable Zone: $84.30 to $85.48 Invalidation: close under $83 Objectives: $90, then $95 The math: up 6.0% to the first objective and 11.9% to the second, against 2.2% risk on the invalidation, better than 5 to 1 to the second. Dear friend, picture the company that puts the signature line at the end of every business deal you sign on a screen, now moving into the systems where those deals are born. DocuSign closed Monday at 84 dollars and 89 cents, just under its day high at 85 dollars and 90 cents, on the day SAP started selling DocuSign agreement tools inside its own sales and human resources software, the second home for DocuSign in two weeks after Salesforce. This is a swing into that widening footprint, with room toward 90 dollars first and 95 dollars next, while a close under 83 dollars says the buyers have lost their grip. P.S. December 3 earnings sit after this contract, so this trade is about the SAP news, not an earnings bet.

$DOCU · $SAP 🤝 DocuSign announced that its SAP Signature and Agreement Management solutions will be sold as SAP Solution Extensions, embedding DocuSign IAM into SAP Sales Cloud and SAP SuccessFactors workflows. Prioritized by relevance