There's a little one in here but the longer term one doesn't quite fit imo.Does any one have any thoughts on QBE. Would you consider that a potential ascending triangle?!
There's a little one in here but the longer term one doesn't quite fit imo.
Where's the top of your triangle?
I agree this is looking OK for both a LONG term investment and a potential break of some sorts. At the moment probably up. Not sure how you get those price targets though, other than throwing some fib numbers about. I would say at the next lot of resistance on the way back up at around abouts $3.00 - 3.25 and then $4.50-$5.00 ish ish.IPL:
Alright forum goers, it is time to get into defensive stocks, that are cheap and have had a number of years with good Dividend payments, and to top it all off has just recently had an increase in volume and a short term break out today, looking at a medium term break of $2.80. This graph is looking like there is something going on, maybe they are going to pay another good dividend like $2 or something. Interested in seeing what everybody else has got to say.
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Gabie
Short term yes. Long term, what a diabolical chart.... eeeekWES is shaping up to be a potential breakout of the $20 mark.
No targets here. Real support established and the 45day average broken but not held on the close today.
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Kennas,Short term yes. Long term, what a diabolical chart.... eeeek
Apart from hitting decade low recently and bouncing well, long term I'm not sure where to draw any potential breakout lines. Losing 10 years of value in 1 year is pretty standard for many companies I suppose.Kennas,
thanks for the chart and your opinion on it. Could you explain what you mean by diabolical by giving some description of it?
Ah, you are looking weekly so I see why it looks diabolical. On the daily short term opportuities pop up from time to time. The point to realise is that real support is establshed not arbitrary support, but where is real resistance? It may not hold though if there is no demand and further supply rejecting any breakout of the $20 mark.Apart from hitting decade low recently and bouncing well, long term I'm not sure where to draw any potential breakout lines. Losing 10 years of value in 1 year is pretty standard for many companies I suppose.
Yeah, as I said, I think long term it looks ordinary, but clearly short term (the 6 month chart above) it is a potential breakout, as you indicated. It's broken what might be a down trend line, and now hitting that $20 resistance. In my view, until that is broken it's not a quality break up, and thereofore just potential. Definition of a potential break is really just something coming up to significant resistance trend line.Ah, you are looking weekly so I see why it looks diabolical. On the daily short term opportuities pop up from time to time. The point to realise is that real support is establshed not arbitrary support, but where is real resistance? It may not hold though if there is no demand and further supply rejecting any breakout of the $20 mark.
By the way what is the requirement for a potential breakout on this thread, for clarification's sake? Is it a breakout of what most see or what only some see?
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Yeah, as I said, I think long term it looks ordinary, but clearly short term (the 6 month chart above) it is a potential breakout, as you indicated. It's broken what might be a down trend line, and now hitting that $20 resistance. In my view, until that is broken it's not a quality break up, and thereofore just potential. Definition of a potential break is really just something coming up to significant resistance trend line.
Looks like a bit of supply came in today Boggo. A drop will be healthy before it can sustain a higher series of lows. Nothing is certain though.DUE seems to be on the way, its been flagging a breakout for a few days now.
Hope Im not out of my depth posting this here, but I believe this could be building for a potential breakout in the comming days/weeks.
STO
Santos Oil
If this isn't the best example of an asending triangle, then i dont know what is.
A break above $15 with some solid volume would confirm it.
I read somewhere that UBS has recommended a "buy" on STO as well.
Im open to discuss this thought
You could also draw that (and I would), as a bearish wedge.
I don't look at stocks, but how about simply break of a previous false break of resistance (probably more likely to legitimately break out IMO).
You could also draw that (and I would), as a bearish wedge.
I don't look at stocks, but how about simply break of a previous false break of resistance (probably more likely to legitimately break out IMO).
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