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Monday, November 19, 2007

In Retrospect: LCB, APXB, PEP, JFC

LCB

LCB has proven its bullishness. It was able to move past 0.50 resistance level and continued up to as high as 0.60. MACD also followed as well with the movement of the price. This stock is now over bought and may move down to sideways for the coming week. If we consider the downward channel where it broke out from, the target price is near 0.65. It is possible that a flag/pennant may form for the coming week.

APXB

APXB was not able to move up at par with LCB’s bullishness. Currently the MACD is in the position of forming a bearish divergence, but this is still not final. Any further downward move will definitely seal the bearish divergence. However, looking at the recent trading days, the upward move by this stock has volume, though it may not be as large as the breakout volume, but this is definitely a bullish sign. So I’m more inclined to see the MACD forming a higher high. Considering the downward channel it brokeout from, the target price of the stock is near 8.50.

PEP

PEP went as low as 0.78 and made a large bounce reaching the target price of 1.10 within one day. Watchout for a flag to form. There may still be some play left for this stock considering that there was only 1 day where there was a sell down. But this is left to be proven by next week. If the stock is bought up with volume of around above 10M, there is still momentum for this stock. If the stock is sold down below 0.90 with high volume, then this means the play is over.

JFC

JFC went to as low as 44.50 and went to as high as 50. As of current there is strong resistance at 50. The downward trend for this stock is still intact. Movement for this week may either be up to sideward. There is still resistance at 55. Watch out for the possible formation and break out of an inverted H&S.

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