Category: Daily Stock Report

Micron Technology (MU) has rebounded dramatically from is mid-October bottom. Over the last six weeks, the shares have regained and held above their 50-day average, snapped a downtrend line which completed a bullish Falling Wedge pattern cleared and retested $75.00 as support and broken through $85.00 previous resistance. Accumulation has accelerated in recent weeks with the shares gapping upward and continuing to climb on higher volumes.

With a 3.1% gain on a rough day for the markets, Apple (AAPL) was the top performing stock in the NASDAQ 100 yesterday and one of only four stocks in the index to have a positive day. This outperformance propelled Apple up six spots in the relative strength rankings to 22nd place. With this move, Apple has returned to the Green Favored Zone for the first time since February.

Over the last month, semiconductor equipment producer Lam Research (LRCX) has been moving back up the rankings in the SIA NASDAQ 100 Index Report, climbing up out of the red zone and returning to the Green Favored Zone for the first time since August. Yesterday the shares finished in 24th place up 15 spots on the day and up 36 positions in the last month.

With a new COVID variant sparking renewed interest in companies who produce vaccines and treatments, Pfizer (PFE) rallied 6.1% and shot up the rankings in the SIA S&P 100 Index Report, returning to the Green Favored Zone and climbing to its highest position since January of 2019. On Friday, PFE finished in 12th place up 23 positions on the day and up 53 spots in the last month.

A breakaway gap on a big surge in volume for HP Inc. (HPQ) has driven its shares up through its April peak to a new all-time high. The technical picture for HPQ had already been improving in recent weeks with the shares snapping out of a downtrend, breaking out of a bullish Falling Wedge pattern, regaining their 50-day average and finally, completing a bullish Ascending Triangle. Combined these signals confirm that accumulation has resumed in a big way.

Suncor Energy (SU.TO) shares have been trending upward for a year now and continue to steadily recover. A recent correction was contained above the previous breakout point near $31.00 and this week, the shares have launched up off of that level to trade at their highest levels since 2019, a sign of continuing accumulation.

Gildan Activewear* (GIL.TO) has been steadily advancing for over a year now, building an uptrend of consistently higher lows and completing a series of bullish pattern breakouts, including the current Double Top. Most significantly, the shares have recently regained the $50.00 level and broken through their 2019 peak which was near $51.40 to a new all-time high, signaling that a long recovery phase has ended and a new advance has started.

With the recent selling pressure against Tesla Motors (TSLA) apparently subsiding, the shares have returned to the Green Favored Zone of the SIA S&P 500 Index Report from a brief dip into the yellow zone. Yesterday the shares moved up 9 positions to 124th place.

Thomson Reuters (TRI.TO) has been under steady accumulation since breaking out in 2013, with only two significant speed bumps along the way, the broad market retreats of late 2018 and early 2020. The shares spent most of this year so far in a High Pole rally. Coming out of a small 4-box correction in September, their uptrend has resumed, especially since their recent Double Top breakout to a new all-time high.

Since bottoming out back in March, Home Depot (HD) has been under accumulation, steadily advancing in an uptrend of rallies followed by consolidation at higher levels. A spring rally was followed by a summer of consolidation that culminated in a bullish Ascending Triangle breakout last month. Since then, a bullish Flag pattern has emerged. The shares staged a sharp rally in October, followed by 3 weeks of sideways consolidation, and this week the shares have broken out into a second upleg. This breakout to new all-time highs has occurred on a jump in volume indicating increased investor interest.