Trade Ideas: CF, GLQ, LWSN, Q, PGH, ESCL, LPX, TRMP
The eight stocks for today covered a span of 22 minutes of the screening software. With the exception of LPX each stock appeared only once over this period; LPX appeared twice. A late afternoon plunge has put the markets under pressure. It will be interesting to see how these stocks play out next week and into the forseeable future.
CF: Large bullish engulfing pattern off the 50-day MA. Resistance around $18.50. Projected target in the $22-23 range. Recent consolidation shaped a handle to the 2005 "V"-bottom
GLQ: Relatively illiquid. Key resistance at $24.75. Three day correction looks to have completed. Stops can go on a loss of $23.25. Initial target of $30.
LWSN: Decent demand in the $7.00-$7.50 range. Resistance at $8.00. Weekly action most favorable; rectangle congestion/handle off a $4.94/$4.88/$4.93 Adam-and-Eve double bottom. Projected target of $11.25. Point-n-figure chart holds to a target of $14.50.
Q: Has run into a layer of resistance at $7.00. 50-day MA has provided strong support on three seperate occasions (January, February and April) and is a good place to run a stop. Look for challenge of $10. Resistance likely at $11.
PGH: A crude cup-and-handle pattern developing off $25 resistance. Stops go on loss of $24. Projected target of $30 from the $21.50/$21.74 Adam-and-Eve (Adam-and-Adam?) double bottom. Point-n-figure target of $27.50
ESCL: Still running inside a three-month base. Watch for handle development from $34. With the 50-day MA at $26.29 this is in a quiet accumulation phase. Low volume has kept this off the momentum players radar who played this from $10 to $35 in 2005-early 2006.
LPX: Scrappy action. Resistance at $29.50, but this is effectively range bound between it and $25. Weekly chart looks little better.
TRMP: Finding support at the 20-day MA and is an aggressive buy. Daily chart shows what looks to be a reversal head-and-shoulder pattern ($17.18/$15.85/17.85) which should project a challenge of $22. Weekly chart shows a trading range between $15.75 and $21. Point-n-figure target of $31.50 looks reasonable.
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CF: Large bullish engulfing pattern off the 50-day MA. Resistance around $18.50. Projected target in the $22-23 range. Recent consolidation shaped a handle to the 2005 "V"-bottom
GLQ: Relatively illiquid. Key resistance at $24.75. Three day correction looks to have completed. Stops can go on a loss of $23.25. Initial target of $30.
LWSN: Decent demand in the $7.00-$7.50 range. Resistance at $8.00. Weekly action most favorable; rectangle congestion/handle off a $4.94/$4.88/$4.93 Adam-and-Eve double bottom. Projected target of $11.25. Point-n-figure chart holds to a target of $14.50.
Q: Has run into a layer of resistance at $7.00. 50-day MA has provided strong support on three seperate occasions (January, February and April) and is a good place to run a stop. Look for challenge of $10. Resistance likely at $11.
PGH: A crude cup-and-handle pattern developing off $25 resistance. Stops go on loss of $24. Projected target of $30 from the $21.50/$21.74 Adam-and-Eve (Adam-and-Adam?) double bottom. Point-n-figure target of $27.50
ESCL: Still running inside a three-month base. Watch for handle development from $34. With the 50-day MA at $26.29 this is in a quiet accumulation phase. Low volume has kept this off the momentum players radar who played this from $10 to $35 in 2005-early 2006.
LPX: Scrappy action. Resistance at $29.50, but this is effectively range bound between it and $25. Weekly chart looks little better.
TRMP: Finding support at the 20-day MA and is an aggressive buy. Daily chart shows what looks to be a reversal head-and-shoulder pattern ($17.18/$15.85/17.85) which should project a challenge of $22. Weekly chart shows a trading range between $15.75 and $21. Point-n-figure target of $31.50 looks reasonable.
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posted by Declan Fallon @ 3:48 AM
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