In Retrospect: MEG, JFC, VUL, WPI

Checking on the previous week’s analysis

MEG

The price went down as low as 1.96 and rallied up again for two days. The descending triangle that is in its early formation is invalidated by the increase in volume during the Nov 28 downward movement. This downward movement further established a new support. Currently MEG is still a stock to avoid as the MACD is still in a bearish stance. If the price at 2.30 is not broken and instead a new lower peak is formed, it is a further confirmation of the bearish move.

JFC

The Nov 28 downward movement invalidated the ascending triangle being formed. But this downward movement established a support level at 39. Interestingly, the upward movement on the last day of trading during last week was accompanied by high volume, which increases the holders at 39-40 level, providing a strong support in those levels. Though MACD is still bearish, I believe that because of the increase in volume prices may start to move up, possibly trying to re-test the resistance at 42.

VUL

The pole formed for two successive trading days was followed by a flag formation, but was unsuccessful at breaking the resistance. Further correction may still follow as stock is already overbought.

WPI

The ascending triangle formation failed and broke the support. The MACD is now in a bearish stance.