Uber Is About to Have a Golden Cross

Ride-sharing company Uber Technologies has had bad times and good times since its IPO last May. First, it had to cut its offer price. Then it fell all the way down to the mid-20s as investors worried about its profitability and sprawling operations.

But one by one, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has moved to address those issues. He's exited non-core businesses and focused on making money. As a result, UBER was able to move forward its profitability goal the last time it reported earnings on February 6.

The stock gapped higher at the time, but then coronavirus came along and smashed it down to where it began 2020.

Meanwhile, enough time has passed for UBER's 200-day simple moving average (SMA) to appear. And guess what? Its 50-day SMA is about to rise up through the 200-day SMA. A "Golden Cross," could potentially occur in the next 1-2 sessions.

Another pattern on the chart is a tight ascending triangle since last Thursday. UBER's made incrementally higher lows while pushing against resistance at $34. That could be a potential trigger level for traders looking to hail a ride on the stock.
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