Target Zeroed in on New Highs
For today’s Trade of the Day e-letter we will be looking at a daily price chart for Target Corp. (TGT).
Target Corp. has evolved from just being a pure brick-&-mortar retailer to an omni-channel entity. It has been modernizing supply chain to compete with pure e-commerce players. Its acquisition of Shipt to provide same-day delivery of groceries, essentials, home, electronics as well as other products.
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Today I am going to walk you through a great potential trade. Not only will we look at which ticker is setting up, I will layout the amazing indicator that helped me spot this one and many others.
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Insurance ‘Buy’: WRB Moving Higher
Yesterday, we looked at a Daily Price Chart of Cava Group Inc., noting that CAVA’s OBV line is sloping up, validating the stock’s recent bullish trend.
For today’s Trade of the Day e-letter we will be looking at a monthly chart for W.R. Berkley Corp. stock symbol: WRB.
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On Friday, we looked at a Daily Price Chart of American Express Co., noting that AXP stock has been making a series of new 52-Week Highs recently.
For today’s Trade of the Day we will be looking at an On Balance Volume chart for Cava Group Inc. stock symbol: CAVA.
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10-Month SMA
The 10-Month SMA (simple moving average) is a moving average that is created by taking all of a stock’s 1-Month Prices over a trailing 10-Month period. The 10-Month SMA is a long-term moving average trend line that aids our team in assessing a stock’s current trend. Our team uses the 10-Month SMA in tandem with the 1-Month Price to serve as a Buy/Sell trend indicator. The 10-Month SMA serves as the “trigger” line and the 1-Month Price functions to signal whether the current trend is either a ‘Buy’ or a ‘Sell’. If a stock’s 1-Month Price is trading above the 10-Month SMA, this signals a ‘Buy’. If a stock’s 1-Month Price is trading below the 10-Month SMA, this signals a ‘Sell’. Once either a ‘Buy’ or ‘Sell’ signal is generated, as long as the 1-Month Price remains on that side of the 10-Month SMA the trend signal is still intact.
...Read More50-Day EMA & 100-Day EMA
The 50-Day EMA and 100-Day EMA are two exponential moving average trend indicators that our team uses to help determine a stock’s current trend. The 50-Day EMA is created by taking every closing price for a stock over the past 50 days of trading and forming an exponential moving average. Similarly, the 100-Day EMA is created by taking every closing price for a stock over the past 100-Days of trading and forming an exponential moving average. Exponential moving averages differ from simple moving averages in that each day in the period of the exponential moving average has a different weighting in the average. Whereas with simple moving averages, each day in the period has an equal weighting in the average.
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