Alas, she couldn't break through the upper resistance trend line this time around. I think she's run out of gas and needs a pullback to refuel. RSX shows a sharp peak and rapid decline, and DPMO shows a textbook false top > actual top > crossover. The trend remains bullish but needs to cool down and give it the opportunity to gradually build some positive momentum.
If you're long or looking at opening a long position, watch out for the bear kiss (a quick price climb where the PMO line comes back and touches the signal line); this is typical of a price momentum reversal and could very well leave you bagholding for a while.
I foresee a small pullback (maybe to 1.60 or so), and a quick bounce near upper resistance (approximately 1.90) (this would give us the bear kiss on DPMO, and likely initiate the ttm squeeze), then a sharp drop to approximately the 0.786 fib level, followed by some more consolidation in the range between 1.34-1.59. I would love to see a double bottom at 1.29, then re-establish support on the SMA200 and eventually the SMA50. So long as these two don't cross back over each other, I'll remain bullish on this ticker over the medium- to long-term.
If you're long or looking at opening a long position, watch out for the bear kiss (a quick price climb where the PMO line comes back and touches the signal line); this is typical of a price momentum reversal and could very well leave you bagholding for a while.
I foresee a small pullback (maybe to 1.60 or so), and a quick bounce near upper resistance (approximately 1.90) (this would give us the bear kiss on DPMO, and likely initiate the ttm squeeze), then a sharp drop to approximately the 0.786 fib level, followed by some more consolidation in the range between 1.34-1.59. I would love to see a double bottom at 1.29, then re-establish support on the SMA200 and eventually the SMA50. So long as these two don't cross back over each other, I'll remain bullish on this ticker over the medium- to long-term.
