Just weeks ago, we featured General Electric (GE) in a Chart of the Day following allegations of fraud back in August 2019. Since then, we’ve watched as the stock caught strong support around $8 along with oversold reads on the Bollinger Bands (2.20), W%R, RSI, and MACD. Since spotting that opportunity in August 2019, the stock exploded from a low of $8 to a high of $11.72. All we had to...
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U.S. markets showed strength throughout the first half of Friday’s action despite a jobs report that was a tad disappointing, but not troublesome, as the data still showed strong momentum in the labor market. The major indexes tripped another round of all-time highs before fading later in the day and into the closing bell. The pullback wasn’t too surprising as traders took profits ahead of...
Continue reading >>Just weeks ago, we featured General Electric (GE) in a Chart of the Day following allegations of fraud back in August 2019. Since then, we’ve watched as the stock caught strong support around $8 along with oversold reads on the Bollinger Bands (2.20), W%R, RSI, and MACD. Since spotting that opportunity in August 2019, the stock exploded from a low of $8 to a high of $11.72. All we had to...
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U.S. markets showed strength throughout the first half of Friday’s action despite a jobs report that was a tad disappointing, but not troublesome, as the data still showed strong momentum in the labor market. The major indexes tripped another round of all-time highs before fading later in the day and into the closing bell. The pullback wasn’t too surprising as traders took profits ahead of...
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