Short-Term Outlook (1–3 months) Current Situation: Philip Morris stock is trading around $153.39, sitting right on a key support zone. The price recently bounced after a sharp correction but now faces resistance near the 50-day moving average (around $158.30). This makes the coming days critical for direction confirmation. Resistance & Support Levels: Immediate Support: $153.39 Resistance: $158.30 Trend Analysis: If PM can hold above $153.39 and break through $158.30, a short-term bullish move could develop. However, a breakdown below $153 would likely trigger renewed selling pressure. Price Targets & Stop Loss: Target: $158.30 Stop Loss: $140.27 Long-Term Outlook (6–12 months) Current Situation: From a longer-term perspective, PM remains below its 50-day moving average (around $177.73), suggesting the broader trend is still under pressure. However, if the stock can sustain above the $153–$158 zone and regain momentum, a recovery toward previous highs is possible. Resistance & Support Levels: Long-Term Support: $153.39 Long-Term Resistance: $177.73 Trend Analysis: A sustained move above $158 would shift momentum bullishly, targeting the $170–$177 range. On the other hand, if the $153 support fails, the price could drop toward $140 or even lower. Price Targets & Stop Loss: Target: $170–$177 Stop Loss: $140.27 Summary Short-Term: Watch for a bounce to $158 if support holds. Long-Term: A breakout above $158 could open a path to $177; failure below $153 risks a drop to $140.

NYSE:PM NYSE:PM The price is currently at the long-term ascending channel support. If it falls below 142.33, the $130 area may come into play. Stop loss should be set below 142.33. This is not financial advice.

Price has followed the broader trend structure outlined in prior updates since August and has now reached a key mid-term support zone, where at least a temporary bounce is likely. Alternatively, a breakdown below 140 would increase the odds of a move toward 130 support. On the macro time frame, the uptrend structure from the 2020 bottom continues to suggest long-term potential for higher resistance targets, as long as price holds above 127. Chart: Macro view (Monthly): Previously: • On key support to watch (Oct 3): Chart: www.tradingview.com • On immediate downside potential (Sep 25): Chart: www.tradingview.com • On downside potential (Sep 5): Chart: www.tradingview.com • On resistance (Aug 11): Chart: www.tradingview.com

It looks like PM completed a head-and-shoulders pattern. Let's go long from here. Looking for a 4-5% upside from here.

Technical Analysis Overall Trend: The stock is in an upward channel, and the ascending trendline (blue) has been validated multiple times, showing strong price reactions. Moving Average: The price is fluctuating near the 50-day moving average, which acts as short-term support/resistance. Key Support: The $163–165 range aligns with the ascending trendline. Key Resistance: $175–177 and then $185–190. Short-Term Scenario (1–3 weeks) Bullish Scenario: If the price holds above the trendline ($163–165) and breaks $168.5, a rise to $175 is expected. If $175 is broken, the next target is $182–185. Target 1: $175 Target 2: $182–185 Stop Loss: Below $162 Bearish Scenario: If the trendline is broken and the price consolidates below $162, a drop to $155 is possible, and in the worst case, it could reach $138–140. Target 1: $155 Target 2: $138–140 Stop Loss: Recovery and consolidation above $168 Long-Term Scenario (3–6 months) Bullish Scenario: If the upward trend continues and the $185–190 resistance is broken, the path toward the all-time high near $195–200 opens. Mid-term Target: $185–190 Long-term Target: $195–200 Stop Loss: Losing support at $155 Bearish Scenario: If the key support at $155 is broken and selling pressure continues, a corrective target around $137 is likely. This level is considered strong support on a larger timeframe. Target 1: $155 Target 2: $137 Stop Loss: Recovery and consolidation above $175 Summary: In the short term, traders should consider the $163–165 range as critical. Holding above it opens a growth opportunity to $175–185, but losing it could trigger a drop to $155 and $140. In the long term, as long as support at $155 holds, the bullish trend remains dominant, and the $190–200 target remains active.

Testing a sell in the PM simulator with a trigger at 160.08, first target at 129.73 and second target at 109.44.

1. RSI in oversold region 2. Price likely to rebound back the the mean Trade Rules: Entry Trigger - RSI has cross below oversold region, enter limit buy at close price Exit Trigger - Close at market when close price cross above exit trigger (Red Line)

1. RSI in oversold region 2. Price likely to rebound back the the mean Trade Rules: Entry Trigger - RSI has cross below oversold region, enter limit buy at close price Exit Trigger - Close at market when close price cross above exit trigger (Red step line)

Coinciding with the court ruling on e-cigarette patents and the temporary defeat of Philip Morris, the company's stock price has reached the ceiling of its channel, increasing the possibility of a price correction.

Philip Morris International Inc. ( NYSE:PM ) is showing a “Strong Uptrend” on a 1-week chart. 📈 We bought at $109.86 and sold at $142.88 previously. Now at $169.17, we’re in a long position at $147.17. With a Trend Score of 8/8 and 100% signal alignment, the short-term projected price is $196.2 ( +15.1% ), supported by bullish RSI/MACD. How to Trade This Setup: • Ride the Trend: The uptrend is robust with high volume and bullish signals—hold the long position from $147.17. • Set Targets: Aim for Resistance 1 at $189.55; Support 1 at $133.02 is a key level if a pullback occurs. • Manage Risk: Consider trailing stops to lock in gains as the price nears $196.2, given the strong trend. What’s your next move on NYSE:PM ? Let’s discuss in the comments! 💡 #Trading #PM #Analysis