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Get ready for the upsideThe stock appears to be in a pullback phase. I anticipate it will find support around the previous monthly highs, keeping prices contained between that level and the anchored VWAP (Volume-Weighted Average Price) from the recent swing high. Once the price advances back up toward this anchored VWAP and experiences a slight pullback, the key will be to break through it. If the stock establishes a pattern of higher highs and higher lows on the 30-minute chart, it would strengthen the bullish outlook.
TSX:PPLLong
by AnotherBrian
PBA - the rest of the resistanceNYSE:PBA Energy has not been the best performing sector recently. However, the Oil & Gas Midstream still looks decent. PBA is one of the stocks from that industry that has a nice-looking chart. Trade characteristics: it's right on the long-term resistance that was broken and the price now clusters around it volume has been declining steadily, picked up 14th Apr the price is above all key VWAPs if the former resistance / new support holds, there is a potential for a high move risk trade as the energy sector keep showing weakness I'm interested in buying it if it can get above $26.69 and hold that level, with a tight stop (since it's risky trade) below Friday's low. Other interesting setups from the energy sector (but different industries) are: XOM, CVE, SU.
NYSE:PBALong
by sl-wk
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PPL Cup and Handle - of use for aggressive traders perhapsMidstream linked Analysis KEY, PPL, to a lesser degree ENB Tracking some minor bearish divergence on the 4hr RSI, this is a supplemental analysis with regards to a study for KEY > trying to see if there is an overall pattern for the industry as a whole. I am not interested in looking for a sell on either of these, but I must report what I see. Thus far, both stocks have performed incredibly well over the course of the last four weeks, coinciding with a post election (US Presidential 2020) boom. The only commonality other than steady buying since Mid-November of 2020 is RSI bearish divergence on the 4 hour chart seen at this time on both stocks. Bearish divergence by itself does not guarantee lower prices in the near term, but it is a possibility. Perhaps this can point to caution for new investors looking to start a position on either of these two companies at this time, where a waiting period might provide better entries. This can also help investors looking to add to existing positions with significant upside still available over the course of the next few months for both stocks. Both stocks provide an attractive yield even at these levels for buy and hold strategies however. Current resistance on PPL is 34.80 where I would expect for at least token distribution to occur at supply levels. Next week will be key as this would be the last week of decent volume for the year of 2020. For the record, I own both companies at lower levels, and I am looking to deploy some spare cash for lack of other significant opportunities at this time as I can always use additional dividend income. Next analysis will be fundamental for both; I will post anything of interest on either company.
TSX:PPLLong
by JJMa
PEMBINA PIPELINE CORPORATION Title DailyHello traders, PEMBINA PIPELINE CORPORATION is in an uptrend with a trace made by sellers and with an explosion in the volume of purchase issued. In the TIMEFRAME M1 we notice a marubozu in panic on a high volume of sales it goes on its low point to turn around. Great potential to breakout the price and then breakout the equilibrium zone to arrive in a new one to go to the next high that we (See on TIMEFRAME D1). And after the second high See the TIMEFRAME H4 in conrfirmation it is a significant resistance then three highs to pass. Before a bearish breakout gap to test it and make a breakout hit the intermediate median of ANDREWS PICHTFORK. Please LIKE & FOLLOW, thank you!
NYSE:PBAShort
by stephanelibatd