Article Archive For Keyword: Slide

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• American Express (AXP) On The Slide

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...American Express, like so many other equities at this point, is getting ready to make a move downwards.

AUTHOR: Andrew HetheringtonDATE: AUG 2004

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• Entergy Looks Like A Major Slide Ahead

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Trying to catch a falling knife isn't usually a good idea in the kitchen, nor is it a suggested stock market strategy -- most of the time.

AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: MAR 2011

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• Groupon (GRPN): Regrouping After A Six-Month Slide?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Down more than 50% year to date, shares of Groupon Inc. may now be providing traders with the first meaningful signs that a complete bullish reversal is soon to be seen. Here's a closer look .

AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: JUN 2014

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• Hewlett-Packard is on the Slide

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Hewlett Packard (HPQ) is completing another very nice head and shoulders pattern.

AUTHOR: Andrew HetheringtonDATE: MAR 2003

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• Is The Slippery Slide Over For Oil?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Between the middle of June 2014 and the end of January 2015, the price of a barrel of West Texas Intermediate dropped from $107 to a low of $43.55, a decline of 60%. Is there more downside to come or is the worst over for Texas Tea?

AUTHOR: Matt BlackmanDATE: FEB 2015

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• Nortel Networks is Set to Slide

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Here are a number of plays to make on a head and shoulders pattern currently forming on Nortel's chart.

AUTHOR: Andrew HetheringtonDATE: APR 2003

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• Siebel Systems' Bearish Slide

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In less than five months, this former high tech favourite has fallen from a $16 to $10. Where is it headed now?

AUTHOR: Gary GrosschadlDATE: MAY 2004

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• Stop and Reverse: Lumber's Long Slide

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...After oscillating through a five-month consolidation between 325 and 360, lumber broke through the bottom of its range, losing 38% on its way to a low of 200. In spite of the occassional one-day rally, lumber is still falling.

AUTHOR: David PennDATE: NOV 2000