Harley-Davidson has struggled for years, but now the motorcycle maker could be getting back in gear.

The main pattern on today’s chart is the bullish gap following a strong quarterly report on February 8. Consider how HOG has traded since the move: Not only did buyers quickly defend a retest lower last week. They’ve also kept prices above the 200-day simple moving average (SMA).

The consolidation phase is currently producing a bullish inside week. That could suggest the stock is squeezing before a potential move.

Next, prices have been holding $40. That was a peak in early November and early January. Is old resistance becoming new support?

Finally, the 8-day exponential moving average (EMA) has remained above the 21-day EMA throughout the process.

Turning to fundamentals, HOG recently implemented a new business strategy that refocuses attention on its core demographic. It’s also spinning off its LiveWire electric-motorcycle unit in a SPAC deal that could potentially drive valuation further down the road.

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