The producer of specialty metals has been climbing on its charts and that trend looks like it could continue.
Performance and guidance are solid across all segments.
The stock of the agricultural equipment giant appears poised to plow to higher ground.
Here's what traders could do now.
These recently downgraded names are displaying both quantitative and technical deterioration.
Let's review the charts and indicators.
Lets check the charts of the fertilizer maker ahead of earnings.
A bearish reaction to what seems to be bullish earnings news is problematic.
The firm beat on its quarterly results on the strength of its aerospace division.
Traders seem to like the aerospace giant's latest earnings.
The firm reported a solid quarter and CEO Larry Culp has done a very nice job.
Let's see how traders are positioned ahead of Thursday's earnings.
The stock's refusal to break to the downside may be a tell of what the next move could be once the heavy equipment giant reports first-quarter results.
Let's update this stock and see where my new target sits.
After quarterly earnings for this industrial stock, the upside appears the course of least resistance.
The status of the market has changed as seven of 11 sectors turn positive -- but not all sectors have pointed upward, so let's look at the charts for each.
Shares of the steel processor are looking attractive right now.
The steel producer has been forced to keep raising prices.
The technical picture of the farm equipment giant simply isn't encouraging.
Two downgrades by a highly rated analyst are not to be taken lightly.
The charts and indicators of the maker of construction equipment are signalling that the stock could decline further.
The shares stopped short of my price targets.
Upgrades during downtrends? That's a move for fundamental analysts.
In signs of economic progress, two indicators that stubbornly have refused to budge are rising.
Here's what I see on the charts of this software firm.
The stock is losing altitude.
The shares are breaking below the 50-day and the 200-day moving average lines.
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