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Starting with the weekly chart for some perspective, we can see that Intel challenged the January 2004 trendline (blue) in November and December, but did not fully break above until February 2005. This breakout coincided with a break above the 40-week simple moving average (SMA), which is equivalent to the 200-day SMA (40 x 5 = 200). |
With the trendline (black) and moving average breaks, the October 2002 trendline now holds the long-term key. A move below 22 would break this trendline and the 40-week SMA to put the bears back in control. |
Figure 1: Intel daily chart. Turning to the daily chart for some details, we can see clear support around 22 for INTC and a falling wedge breakout in late April. The move occurred on good volume (green arrows), and the stock held its gains over the last two weeks. |
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Graphic provided by: Reuters Data. |
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Turning to the daily chart for some details (Figure 1), we can see clear support around 22 and a falling wedge breakout in late April. The move occurred on good volume (green arrows), and the stock held its gains over the last two weeks. This reinforces support at 22 and the next test is resistance around 25.5. |
The stock formed a large trading range between 22 and 25.5 over the last six months. A break above 25.5 would break trading range resistance and call for further gains. This would be most bullish for Intel (INTC), the semiconductor group and the Nasdaq overall. The next stop would then become the resistance zone around 30-35. |
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