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Take a look at a weekly chart on CNH Global (CNH) and you can see that despite a long uptrend starting in the beginning of 2003, the stock has dropped more than 50% from its 52-week high of $70. Is it now ready for a bounce? A convergence of price supporting indicators leads to the conclusion that a bounce may be approaching. |
FIGURE 1: CNH, WEEKLY. Despite a long uptrend starting in 2003, this stock has dropped more than 50% from its 52-week high of $70. Is it ready for a bounce? |
Graphic provided by: Wealth-lab. |
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First, looking at the weekly chart in Figure 1, you can see a speed resistance line (SLR) drawn from the start of the uptrend in 2003 to the stock's recent high of $70. SLRs are drawn at one third and two thirds of the stock's price action and indicate support and resistance levels. Looking at the closeup chart in Figure 2, you can see that CNH is approaching support of the SLR (purple line) at about $32. |
FIGURE 2: CNH, WEEKLY. This chart shows that CNH is approaching support of the SLR (purple line) at about $32. |
Graphic provided by: Wealth-Lab. |
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Second, note that the 200-period moving average in blue is overlapping the SLR so they are almost indistinguishable on the chart. The 200-period moving average is commonly assumed to provide support/resistance to prices. Finally, there is a long-term price support (green line) at $30.70, which can best be seen in Figure 1. |
CNH is currently about $1 away from the SLR and 200-period moving average prices. I have an order to buy CNH at $32.00 with a stop below the green support line at $30.70, but your exact entry and exit points are of course a matter of your preference and risk tolerance. |
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