HD technicals

Home Depot may have just completed a very long-term “third wave thrust” to the upside when it peaked out at $117.99 in March. Going back to the inception of HD’s trading back in December of 1991, the $115.31 level represented at 138.2% Fibonacci price projection line for this third wave on a monthly chart. The fact that HD traded above that level intra-month and then closed back below that level (for the second month in a row, by the way), lends credibility to the idea of this being a short-term peak for the stock. There are two possible pullback scenarios from here: first, a pullback to around $107 which would then be followed by a move up to the next Fibonacci projection at $131.56; or, a deeper correction down to $91 which would only be followed by a retest of the $115.31 resistance. Much of that may depend on whether the S&P holds support at 2030 (on the futures).  Watch the action carefully at around $107.

Posted to Peak Analytics' Direction F… on Apr 19, 2015 — 10:04 AM
Comments ({[comments.length]})
Sort By:
Loading Comments
No comments. Break the ice and be the first!
Error loading comments Click here to retry
No comments found matching this filter
Want to add a comment? Take me to the new comment box!

Reviews Average Rating          

         
Excellent advice these last turbulent months...
         
Wide stop loss and small at profit taking but that's their style.
See All Reviews →