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TECHNICAL ANALYSIS


Zillow

08/29/24 04:39:37 PM
by Stella Osoba, CMT

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Zillow Group, Inc. (Z) was founded in 2006 and became a public company in 2011. It is a technological real estate marketplace in the real estate sector. The company allows buyers, sellers, renters and others interested in real estate to search for, list and access data on properties.

Figure 1. Weekly chart for Zillow (Z).
Graphic provided by: StockCharts.com.
 
Figure 1 is a weekly price chart of trading action for Z since 2011. We can see that it has had wild price swings in the past, with price trading as low as $15.36 in February 2016. Its all-time high was seen in February 2021 when price traded as high as $202.65. It closed that day at $197.81.

The highs of February 2021 formed a V-shaped reversal and price subsequently began a steep descent which did not end until June 2022 when price formed what was to be the first V of a W shaped reversal, reaching a low of $28.61. The second V of the W shaped reversal happened in October of that year. Price then marked an even lower low of $27.81. It then reversed to the upside, ending the downtrend.

Figure 2. Daily chart for Zillow (Z).
Graphic provided by: StockCharts.com.
 
Figure 2 is a daily chart of Z. We can see the swing highs and lows. From the lows in October 2022, price has recovered to trade in an upward slanting channel. Blue arrows on the chart mark the swing highs and lows as price continues to trade within the channel. At the moment, it is impossible to say whether price will break out to the upside or downside. So, patience in placing trades in the direction of the eventual breakout is useful.



Stella Osoba, CMT

Stella Osoba is a trader and financial writer. She is a frequent contributor to "Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities" magazine and "Traders.com Advantage" as well as other financial publications.

E-mail address: stellaosoba@gmail.com

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