Starbucks: The selling isn't over.
Starbucks is being under heavy selling pressure since the start of September having fallen over -12% since its All Time High. This is not alarming for long term investors as the rise since July 2018 has been extremely aggressive (that aggressive that the Monthly chart is still bullish with RSI = 67.474, MACD = 8.570, Highs/Lows = 8.7721), but the selling isn't over yet.
According to its long term set up since 2012, the price always touches the MA50 on the 1W chart (illustrated with blue) after a market peak. Currently that is at 77.50, within the 81.65 - 73.65 range made after the % decline of the last 2 ATH falls. We expect that to be the Demand Zone for the stock and is where we are turning into long term buyers again towards a target value above 100.
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According to its long term set up since 2012, the price always touches the MA50 on the 1W chart (illustrated with blue) after a market peak. Currently that is at 77.50, within the 81.65 - 73.65 range made after the % decline of the last 2 ATH falls. We expect that to be the Demand Zone for the stock and is where we are turning into long term buyers again towards a target value above 100.
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