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LOW- Getting any lower? Maybe not that much. I am not long yet but here's my game plan for Lowe. I have to humbly admit that I was in Lowe when if popped to $76 with some calls... but I rode the fade until I had a small loss ;-) From a significant gain to a small loss. Hats off to the faders on this one ;-) I was pretty new at this game and I did lose some easy profits like this in the last few months (nailed some good pops as well.) Fortunately, I now have a game plan for those situations. I am realizing that huge runs like $TECK and $PLCE are not as common as I would like to see them. Got to bag those fast easy profits and move on... If I have several contracts / share, let a few run just in case as it does suck when you realize that you could have made 1200% on a call instead of 200-300%. It happened to me with $PLCE last summer. What do we have here? Lowe is clearly not in the same league that HD, this is common knowledge but this does not mean that we can't make a buck with it if we have some wind in our back. There is some decent support between $71 and $69.35 or so. The fat horizontal red line is the POC... but it will move depending on how wide is your chart. The stock is also sitting on the blue Option Levels. Finally the Pink zone at the bottom is a fib level. It's easy to see based on the colors that price responded to the fibs pretty well. Just for the record, I am not a Fibs nuts. I am neutral about them. Many guys laugh at them but the bottom line is that many algos use them and that makes them "true." Just like floor pivots and other levels. Markets are sliced a million ways and Fibs are one of them. Finally, the RSI below has not touched 40 yet... this is why I would not be surprised to see LOWE maybe drop a bit into the yellow zone where I drew a wiggly red line. If you got back on your own charts with the RSI you will see that Lowe (like so many stocks) likes to touch 40 on the RSI before bouncing. If it slices down through 40, be careful. Up to you but personally I won't get in $LOW before it closes (end of day) above the diagonal red line going down from the recent top. Basically where the X is. Decent volume would be nice. The market is bit tricky right now with the new year coming, the Russia-Obama tension and Trump taking over so I am not jumping ahead of the train on this one. I want to see some buying at support first. and price above $71.12 as a minimum.
NYSE:LOWLong
by edumas2
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LOW making new highsI looked at LOW a few weeks ago, just after it had gapped up past $60. For those who traded it on a short-term strategy a nice profit in excess of 100 points would have been banked. Those who took a longer-term stance will have seen their equity rise by 250 points plus - so far. LOW continues to make new highs and, after a stickiness around $45-$55, looks to be on the move again. There was a similar move last year - although at the moment this one is proving to be more linear. Still a buy.
NYSE:LOWLong
by iAnneTrader
LOW going higherLOW has been trending up since late 2012 but the ride has not always been smooth. From November 2013 to August 2014 price was stuck in a prolonged pullback/consolidation around $50. Then in late August price broke above the November 2013 pivot high, retested it (see the weekly chart) with a spike below the resistance-turned-support and continued it's upward momentum. On the daily chart LOW broke above the 19th September pivot high and a good opportunity to buy into this stock presented itself with the first gap up on 31st October. If you missed this then yesterdays gap offers a second opportunity. Trading gaps is a near-term strategy but LOW looks in a position to trend over the longer-term, too, so this set-up could apply to either.
NYSE:LOWLong
by iAnneTrader
Lowe's Companies LOW price chart and fundamentalsNote the flatness of the revenues over the past few years and note how margins have fallen dramatically from their peak. All the while, the market cap has surged to nearly double what you might consider logical to pay for a company with almost zero growth in revenues and a weak position for profitability. Would you pay $49 billion dollars for a company earning 2 billion a year? Technically the chart is rolling over after a long, long, rally. Note the monthly chart above. I already have a short recommendation on this chart on the daily time frame, and I thought it was relevant that LOW has the same lack of revenue growth as Best Buy (BBY). And all the talk about the real estate resurgence has investors all piled into this sector hoping for a profit boom to hit. Thoughts? Comments? Next earnings due? Tim 1:47PM EST, Jan 28, 2014 46.72 last -1.28 today or 2.65%
NYSE:LOWShort
by timwest
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