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Burlington Stores is set for significant upward movement. After the market crash in March 2020, the stock price stabilized around the 110 level and began to rise. This upswing drove the price to an impressive high near 350, reaching an all-time peak. During this phase, a Rising Wedge pattern formed, and following a subsequent breakdown, the stock underwent a significant correction, returned to its previous support level. Subsequently, the stock made a strong recovery, climbing to around 250 before encountering resistance. After a notable decline, it found support once more near 115. Another rebound occurred, leading the price to a recent breakthrough above previous resistance levels. It is anticipated that this momentum will persist, leading the stock to achieve new highs in the near future.
NYSE:BURLLong
by NaranjCapital
BURLINGTON : large move awaited The stock has traded within a very narrow range for 9 weeks. Neutral view: This alone supports the idea of initiating a straddle with a 6 months view (August) with strike 205 BUY BURL August205 C & BURL August205 P and close the trade when the stock reaches above 240 or below 160 Long view As shown by the CCI 21w, the outlook is bullish. The CCI could well reach 200 A conservative upside target would be 300 My exact target Fibonnacci target is : EXP ( LN(120)+(LN(240)-LN(120))*1.382 ) = EXP ( 5.7454 ) therefore 312
NYSE:BURL
by FRED-RABEMAN
$BURL earnings Ticker and Sector: This indicates the company and the sector it operates in. Sector performance can give insights into broader economic trends. Earnings Release (ER) Date: The date on which companies report their earnings is critical for timing the analysis. Beat/Miss Percentage: This represents the percentage of times a company's reported earnings have beaten or missed analysts' expectations. A higher beat percentage is generally viewed positively. Price at Last Earnings Release vs. Current Price: This can indicate market sentiment since the last earnings report. A rising price may suggest positive investor sentiment, while a falling price might indicate concerns or negative performance. Earnings Expectation for This Quarter (EPS and Revenue): Comparing this quarter's expectations with the actual earnings last year provides a sense of growth or contraction. Trend: This refers to whether the company is expected to report more or less money. This trend can be aligned with the overall economic situation, sector performance, and company-specific news. Market Expectation: Whether the market expects the company to meet, beat, or miss earnings can influence stock price movements. To analyze and forecast market direction based on this data: Identify patterns in earnings beats or misses across sectors to determine broader market trends. Assess individual company performance based on the beat/miss history and current market expectations. Consider macroeconomic factors and sector-specific trends that may impact these companies. Analyze stock price movements post-earnings release to gauge market sentiment. The analysis should conclude with a forecast that takes into account these factors, providing a reasoned prediction on whether selected companies are likely to beat or miss earnings expectations and how their stock prices might respond. It should also consider potential risks and advise on stop loss levels to manage those risks.
NYSE:BURL
by WallSt007
BURLINGTON STORES Idea Hey people, BURLINGTON STORES is in a fake bearish setup with high sell volume issued and an upside down hammer candle shape. In the TIMEFRAME M1 we can see a marubozu with a volume return, it starts from its lowest on the bollinger to move towards the bottom of the bearish channel and test the VWAP. Big possibility of breakout the price at the same time with the momentum of return broken the VWAP. To go to the top of the channel with the resistance point test before panic and come and fill the bearish breakout gap to reach the last high. And if the buyers come back to collect the losses before the session. Please LIKE & FOLLOW, thank you!
NYSE:BURLShort
by stephanelibatd
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Burl multi-year run may be coming to an endLong track record of increasing revenue but not positioned for the economy we are heading into. Here are some reasons why: 1) No online presence. Discontinued online store last year. Speculating here but I imagine it would be hard to manage the inventory of an online store based on the wide variety of items they have which are constantly changing. 1a) Lost customers to online shopping. Downtrend on google trends ever since the economy shut down. How many people will forget about them by the time stores reopen? Also, how many people will still have money to shop? 2) Strapped for cash. Looks like they will have to raise money to pay the rents on all their brick and mortar locations. Broke straight through multi-year support. Might retest but I doubt it will go up much more from here, especially if the economy remains closed longer. Earnings early June. Let me know in the comments how I could be wrong on this.
NYSE:BURLShort
by InvestmentSentry
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BURL, Burlington Stores Inc. - Stop Loss on Broadening TriangleNYSE:BURL It is never a question of being right or wrong, but rather of being too early and being thrown out of the market before the asset's actual direction. What we need is an event that allows us to systematically decide to enter Long or Short, in our case the patterns of technical analysis. We are trend-followers and we gain from price movement, so we could call ourselves "Price Change Traders". In this case the price had triggered our Stop Loss. Stay Tuned!
NYSE:BURLEducation
by SwissTradingSchool
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