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Suncorp Group (SUN) Chart Review - Monthly Chart NB: Charts prepared before the close of 19/12/16. Suncorp Group shareholders have something to cheer about this Christmas in 2016, after several years of slow declining prices Suncorp Group looks set to finally close above its 2year downtrend. For this chart review I have pulled the data over a much longer period than usual (Hence chart appearing condensed) to give you a good overview of the performance of this stock since 2007, together with some longer term resistance levels. The first initial thoughts are that you will notice that the stock has still not recovered from its 2007 highs around the $19 a share range. On the positive side after collapsing in 2008 and 2009 to a low of around $4 a share, the stock like the overall Australian stock market has made a strong recovery albeit not at new all-time highs at $13.47. Supporting Long Term Trend Suncorp is showing a strong and healthy uptrend since making the lows in 2009. You can see there were a few unsuccessful attempts to close below the uptrend only to recover during the month. After a few years of a consolidation within the bigger 9 year uptrend, Suncorp appears to be making a breakout higher with its first close above its 2 year downtrend. (See circled area on chart) The first level of resistance for Suncorp now after breaking past $13 level this month is $14.60 resistance. With the strong momentum this month and usual bullish tendency of December trading month there is a good chance Suncorp may reach the $14.60 area with only a few weeks left in the month. Since its the 19th of December with a little under 2 weeks to go, there is a potential possibility that Suncorp retreats and falls back within the downtrend line. Given the bullishness of both the US and Australian markets this month this scenario is only a remote possibility. Lastly having shown a longer period for this monthly chart you can see that there are still several levels of resistance for Suncorp to clear before reaching its previous all time highs. After the near term resistance of $14.60 there is $16.00 a share as well $19 a share to reach before it can begin to attempt new all-time highs. Weekly Chart The Drought Has Ended Three weeks ago Suncorp was able to finally break its long term down trend on the weekly chart with a confirmed close above its downtrend. (See circled area below) Prior to the break out Suncorp had been experiencing a long term downtrend since late 2014, as the stock failed to make higher highs. After reaching the lows of the year at $10.11 in February the stock has been able to make a staged recovery. With momentum rising for several weeks, the move higher over the last 6 or so weeks has been well supported by strong momentum indicating strength behind the rally higher. Suncorp is now fast approaching its next level of resistance at $13.70 with around 20c to go before reaching the level. The stock make initially struggle at this level as the previous two attempts failing to move higher. Therefore the $13.70 level is a critical price point for Suncorp over the last few weeks of the year. A failure to close above the next resistance level could see the stock fall back to $12.85 level of support. Daily Chart Trump Effect Since the day of the US election when the news of Trump winning shocked the markets into freefall temporarily, Suncorp has been able to enjoy a spectacular move higher for a alrge cap stock. After closing at $11.47 on the 9th of November the stock has rallied $2 a share or over 17% in a 6 week period. Due to the fact that the rally has been so strong the daily chart uptrend is quite steep. (See chart below) The reason why I'm mentioning the steepness of the trend is because the steeper the move of a trend the shorter the trend normally lasts. This is because buyers quickly disappear with such a large move forcing the price to fall violently on most occasions. Warning: I suggest to wait for a retracement / pullback in price before considering this stock due to the very strong run up over a short period. I have drawn in the uptrend line to carefully watch for a reversal to occur. Given that volume has also been above average which is a very bullish sign, Suncorp most likely will reach the $13.80 resistance level first before experiencing a pullback in price. Overall Suncorp looks very bullish on all 3 time horizon charts following the big banks higher in the month of December. I have indicated the resistance and support levels to watch out for over the next couple of weeks. Lastly be mindful of any sharp increases in volatility over the holiday period we are entering into now with low volume over the holidays the markets can move erratically. Back in the last week of December last year and the first week of January 2016 the markets had the worse start of the year, after the FED raised interest rates in December 2015, just like they have in 2016. Thanks for checking out my latest chart review on Suncorp Group.
For more Crush The Market's chart review articles click: Ford Outperforms Tesla Remember to share this with your friends & colleagues by clicking on the Facebook & Twitter Icon's Below. To Subscribe to Crush The Market click on the 3 options: Facebook, Twitter or RSS Feed on the top right side toolbar. Disclaimer: This post was for educational purposes only, and all the information contained within this post is not to be considered as advice or a recommendation of any kind. If you require advice or assistance please seek a licensed professional who can provide these services. Ford Motor (F) Chart Review - Monthly Chart Ford like many of the auto manufacturers in the US was able to take advantage of the surge in demand for new cars in the US. Looking at the longer term chart below you can see the strong run up from 2012 as it climbed from the low $9 price, all the way to the mid $17's a share in just over a year. Since reaching the $17.40 - 17.50 level on 2 different occasions, the stock struggled to move higher and started to move down for the next 2+ years to form a new downtrend. Potential Breakout December 2016 appears to kind to Ford this year as the stock is performing strongly as it follows the overall strong performance of both the DOW (Ford is a Dow component) and the S&P 500. We are approaching the mid-point of the month and if Ford stays at the current level or higher for the rest of the month Ford will have reversed its long term downtrend with a breakout to the upside. Since it's still early in the month we can't review volume to see if the rally is supported, however momentum has been rising for several months making higher lows and higher highs supporting the move higher. The $11.75 support level has held up well over the last 2 years as the stock respected the level and bounced higher. Looking at the moving averages the 50 month moving average is comfortably above the 100 month moving average. This indicates support for the longer term trend. In addition the current price is sitting above the 100 month moving average. Caution: Ford has on a few occasions over the last few years made an attempt to reverse its downtrend on the month chart, only to fail and reverse and fall back within trend. It's ideal to wait for at or close to the end of the month for confirmation of the reversal of the down trend. A close above the declining trend line and the current resistance of $13.85 would a very bullish sign for the stock going forward. This is a likely possibility given the bullish indicators present on the monthly chart and several weeks to go to the end of the month. Ford - Weekly Chart The medium term outlook with the weekly chart for Ford shows a less bullish picture overall, with the share price still conforming within the downtrend line on the weekly chart. I have noted on the chart at least 2 prior attempts to close above the down trend line which quickly failed. With the chart showing the closing price from last week, the stock is currently sitting on the trend line, with the current week trading key for the direction of the stock. The key bullish signs for the stock is that momentum is rising and is now positive at 1.06 on the weekly chart. I have not included in this chart but Volume has been above average supporting the strong rally of Ford over the last 3 weeks. Similar to the monthly chart review, the weekly chart needs to close above the $13.85 resistance this week to confirm the reversal of the downtrend. Failure to close above this level could lead to the stock falling back down to support at $11.30, with this scenario unlikely to happen. Tesla Motors (TSLA) Chart Review - Monthly Chart The long term shareholders of Tesla have done extremely well, especially if you purchased the stock prior to 2012. At the end of 2012 year Tesla was trading around $34 a share and with the current price at $192.18 a share, shareholders have experienced a 460+% return over that period. Loyal long term shareholders have been well rewarded, however the last 2 years have been more frustrating as the stock has been stuck in a sideways consolidation period. The US stock index's over the last few weeks have experienced a strong rally since the election in late November, however Tesla has not really participated in the bullish euphoria compared to the general market. Hence with Ford strong performance this month, Ford has been able to outperform Tesla recently which had been a rare occurrence. The positive for Tesla is that for now the support level of $188 - $189 is well respected with every attempt to fall below that level quickly reversing. The current price has for now continued to respect the 50 month moving average, with the current price beginning to bounce of this level. (See chart). For Tesla to begin to recommence its longer term uptrend the stock would need to close above its resistance level of $270 level, to confirm the trend has reversed. Potential Break Of Key Support Since Tesla has failed to join the overall market rally, with the momentum on the monthly chart extremely weak as it makes lower lows and lower highs. There is a strong probability that Tesla will break its support level of $188 and make its way to the $127 level. All it would take would be a negative company announcement from Tesla or a brief correction with the overall market to break its support level. For investors and traders interested in this stock make sure you watch the key support level. Tesla Weekly Chart The weekly chart offers no more hope for Tesla than the monthly chart did. Although Tesla finished last week up for the week, the stock looks vulnerable to breaking support at $185 and moving to the $141 level. Since Mid August Tesla has failed to retest the $279 resistance level as it continues to generate lower highs to form the current downtrend on the chart. The stock may be able to move towards the downtrend line (see blue line) with the current market bullishness. The longer term prospects though are bearish for the stock. Momentum is currently at -13.22 confirming the bearish outlook for the stock as momentum has been making lower highs and lows indicating no strength in the stock to move higher. Watch The Support Levels Similar to the monthly review the key support level to watch on the weekly chart is $185 a share, which is slightly lower than the monthly support of $189. Depending on your time frame that you utilize for stocks will determine which chart time frame is the most important for you to follow going forward. Wildcard - FED Meeting This week is the last FED meeting for 2016 and also the last time for the FED to decide whether it will raise rates. Currently the market is pricing in a 90%+ chance of a rate rise this week at the meeting. The last time rates rose in Dec 2015, it was followed by heavy volatility only a few weeks later. With US market highly elevated the FED's meeting could provide the catalyst for the market to experience a minor correction. Thanks for checking out my latest chart review on Ford Vs Tesla.
Crush The Market's most recent macro article click: The Perfect Storm Set To Pop Aussie Apartment Bubble Bringing Down The Economy With It Remember to share this with your friends & colleagues by clicking on the Facebook & Twitter Icon's Below. To Subscribe to Crush The Market click on the 3 options: Facebook, Twitter or RSS Feed on the top right side toolbar. Disclaimer: This post was for educational purposes only, and all the information contained within this post is not to be considered as advice or a recommendation of any kind. If you require advice or assistance please seek a licensed professional who can provide these services. Domino Pizza (DMP) Chart Review NB: The charts shown in this review were taken prior to the close of trade on the 7/12/16. Domino Pizza is one of those stocks that if you never owned it wish you did. It has become one of those amazing success stories, where you can start off as a small company with a big vision and grow into a multi-billion dollar company. Domino Pizza has become a fast growing company with consecutive years of strong profit growth that now spans multiple countries. Due to its amazing growth the stock has gone from below $10 a share only a few years ago, to a stock that reached over $80 a share in August this year. Has The Dream Run Ended? Observing the monthly chart below of Domino Pizza, it would appear the stock looks to be in trouble as it's in the process of breaking its second uptrend. If you take a closer look at the chart below, you will notice that Domino's had previously accelerated its price growth on 2 occasions from its original long term uptrend. (See chart trend lines below) Currently in December it appears that the stock is slowing down considerably as it heads back to its original long term uptrend that began in 2013. (See chart) Although Domino's would be considered to be in a very strong uptrend based on its long term history. The current price action suggests that if Domino's was to trend towards its original long term uptrend, the stock has a long way to fall before it reaches its destination. The nearest support line to watch out for Domino's on the monthly chart is at the $63.90 level. If the stock closes below the support level on a monthly chart, it will confirm the break of its second uptrend, with little support for the stock to head lower. I have circled momentum on the chart to highlight that even though it's still positive at 7.30 it has fallen considerably from the highs as it heads toward zero momentum. Since its still early in December it would be appropriate to take a wait and see approach towards the end of the month. NB: Global and Aussie stock markets are quite bullish presently heading into the Christmas rally, so to see Domino's weak in this environment doesn't bode well for the stock. Weekly Chart - Key Levels To Watch The weekly chart shows the stock is at a current key level in terms of trend and support levels. If Domino Pizza were to close below the $64.40 level by Friday's close it would confirm the break of the long term weekly trend as well support. This would be an extremely bearish sign for the weekly chart. Provided we close below the nearest support, the next step for Domino's is $60.50. With momentum at negative 7.67 and heading lower the probability of break of trend on the weekly chart is high. If buyers were to step in by the end of the week and hold support of $64.40, look for the stock to move towards resistance level of $70.30 and make another attempt to close above this level. Daily Chart - Multiple Bearish Indicators Domino's Pizza on a daily chart is at a critical price level, as the stock approaches support of $63.85. Currently the price is below the 10, 50 & 200 day moving average suggesting the stock is under heavy selling pressure. Many traders and investors use the 200 day moving average as a key indicator for a stocks trend. Momentum is negative 5.05 and falling, showing the selling strength is accelerating and supporting the price lower from here. As previously mentioned since the stock is weak in an overall bullish environment for Aussie stocks, suggests that the stock is no longer popular to own for its potential share price growth prospects in the short to medium term. Potential Death Cross Watch the support level of $63.85 over the next few trading days for this stock, because if the stock continues to fall from these levels it will pull the 10 & 50 day moving average below the 200 day moving average. If this occurs it would form what traders call a 'death cross' which ultimately confirms that the stock is in a downward cycle in price. Overall the stock appears quite bearish on all 3 charts presented, even though the stock is still comfortably above it long term trend on the monthly chart. Over the longer term the stock could resume its upward trend and respect its longer term trend, however over the next weeks and months may continue to struggle relative to the performance of the ASX market. Thanks for checking out my latest chart review.
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