Crocs May Be Set for Continuation Higher

Crocs has been running since last summer. Now after a three-month pause, the footwear stock may be poised for upside continuation.

The first pattern on today’s chart is the bullish price gap after earnings beat estimates on February 16. CROX tried to rally but falling MACD dragged prices lower at the time. The oscillator proceeded to stabilize and turned higher in late March. Could it now pull the shares higher?

Second, you have the rounded basing pattern during the consolidation phase.

Third, CROX has remained near the 50-day simple moving average (SMA). Also notice how the 21-day exponential moving average (EMA) briefly fell under the 50-day SMA but just crossed back above it. That action may suggest the trend remains bullish.

Finally, CROX formed an inside week following an outside week in late March. Such tight movement could indicate prices are preparing to move again.

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