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DHI, BX & CG - Charts Suggest a Possible Upward Movement

By NaranjCapital

D.R HORTON

After analysing the historical stock price, it is clear that the stock has been on an upward trend.
Following the market crash in March’20, the price began its upward movement.
During this uptrend, the price initially formed a Bullish Pennant pattern, leading to a surge after the breakout.
Around the 107 level, the stock faced resistance and started to decline.
However, the stock found support near the 60 level and started to climb again.
During this consolidation phase, an Inverted Head & Shoulder pattern emerged.
After the breakout of this pattern, the stock price consolidated above the breakout zone and recently experienced a new breakout.
It is anticipated that the trend will continue upwards and the price will reach new highs.

BLACKSTONE

After a powerful rally, the stock price experienced a notable correction.
It rebounded from the support around the 72 level.
Following an upward movement, the stock reached its trendline resistance area and faced rejection.
However, instead of dropping, the stock price began consolidating just under the resistance zone.
The stock recently achieved a new breakout.
With the RSI above 60, it suggests bullish sentiments in the market.

CARLYLE GROUP

The stock had been on a strong uptrend, hitting an all-time high at the 60 level.
However, it later plummeted by around 60% from that peak.
Following the drop, the price stabilized at a support level and consolidated for a while.
Now, the price seems poised for another breakout, potentially leading to a new rally.
With the RSI slightly above 60, it suggests bullish sentiments in the market.

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