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Tyco's daily chart shows a healthy run from $22 to $28. Now the stock attempts a breakout from its recent consolidation on higher volume. This latest move was also on a gap up, another very bullish sign. |
In order to determine the potential upside to this move, traders should consult the longer term weekly chart. Here, Tyco has progressed through an earlier wide basing formation from $10 to $19. The next stage was marked by improving trend strength via the chart's uppermost indicator. The bullish DI crossover led a sustained drive into the previous gap, between $18 and $22. Eventually an eight week bullish drive ensued as the ADX strength component steadily rose from 25 to 40. |
Tyco Intl. stock shows an upside move developing. |
Graphic provided by: Stockcharts.com. |
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Note the price recently broke two upside marks -- a commom Fibonacci level of 38.2% and the often telling 200-week exponential moving average (EMA). Provided that this move is sustainable and the stock can also rise above the psychological round number of $30, the next target area is in sight. |
Short-term traders would be advised to consider a trading target of $33.38 to $35.70 as shown on the chart. This target zone includes the 50% Fibonacci level and the top of a previous gap. Previous gaps often become significant resistance levels as this chart readily shows on two previous occasions at $35 and $20. |
In summary, the outlook appears bullish enough to eventually carry the stock higher towards the suggested target zone. However, signs of early failure could come in the shape of the stochastic downleg breaking below the 80 level which most likely would coincide with the stock moving below the 200-week EMA and below the 38.2% Fibonacci level. Should this occur then all bullish bets are off. Prudent traders should always consider both upside and downside scenarios as the market does show a capacity for surprise reversals. |
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