Showing posts with label DELL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DELL. Show all posts

Monday, June 18, 2007

Stock Chart: AMTD, Ameritrade, Nice Turnaround (June 18, 2007)



Ameritrade ( AMTD ), has come back nicely after a 1 year downtrend. We recently see the Golden Cross, where the 50 day Moving Average goes above the 200 day Moving Average. The stock also broke above the $19.69 resistance, and the stock is both above the 50 day and 200 day moving average. The turnaround looks intact, though some might argue that the stock may be overextended above the 50 day and 200 day moving average.

To check the status of AMTD on a daily basis, here's a specially formulated stock chart of AMTD.

Turnaround Stock Patterns

If you've been following this blog , you may have noticed that there are many other stocks with similar turnaround patterns. The general idea is that you can draw a downtrend line on the a semi-log chart pattern and see if there is a breakout on good volume. It would also be nice if this breakout coincides with the stock going above either the 50 or 200 day moving average.

Yes, you can't always catch the optimal buy point, but you can still buy a stock if it remains in an uptrend, and if it is above both the 50 and 200 day moving average.

Other Stock Examples

1. GLW (Corning) Chart

2. DELL (Dell) Chart

3. BTU (Peabody Energy) Chart, a Coal Company.

Wednesday, June 13, 2007

Stock Chart: DELL, Comeback Story, June 13, 2007



Dell (DELL) appears to be coming back. The stock has recently cleared a 2 year downtrend. The stock is currently above both its 50 and 200 day moving average, and recently, the 50 day moving average crossed above the 200 day moving average, a bullish sign.

It is approaching resistance at the $27.89 level, and most likely stronger resistance around the $30 level (you can see greater congestion and selling volume there).

If the stock can form a nice handle on low volume, this may setup a nice base off of a bullish cup and handle formation (December 2006 to Present), and the stock could breakout on good volume on its way up. This is the optimistic view. Of course, the stock could behave very differently at resistance levels, and the stock could fail and go beneath the 50 day moving average.