Universal Display Corporation is engaged in the research, development and commercialization of OLED technologies, which explains why its stock symbol on the NASDAQ exchange is OLED, even though it has nothing to do with the company’s actual name. OLED stock climbed to an all-time high of $209 per share in January, 2018. Unfortunately, the rest…
Intel Looks Like a Buy-the-Dip Opportunity
When we published our last update on Intel in January, the stock was down to less than $44.50 a share following news that major security flaws in Intel’s processors make smartphones and PC’s vulnerable to hackers’ attacks. The situation looked very bleak for Intel as many corporations and institutions threatened to sue the company over the…
Chipotle’s Recovery Needs a Healthy Pullback
In August 2015 the price of Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE:CMG) stock was hovering in the vicinity of $760 a share. The company was a Wall Street darling, whose future looked especially bright considering its revenue and earnings growth over the past several years. Unfortunately for all CMG shareholders, E.coli, salmonella and norovirus outbreaks formed a…
Pandora’s Jewelry Hasn’t Lost Its Shine
And Pandora the stock is ready to get its shine back, too According to Pandora A/S’ 2017 annual report, the Copenhagen-based company is the “leader in the affordable jewellery segment and the largest producer of jewellery worldwide in terms of pieces crafted.” That leading position paired with double digit average earnings growth in recent years convinced…
Alibaba Stock in Corrective Mode Now
Two and a half months ago, on May 7th, we analyzed the daily price chart of Alibaba stock and reached the conclusion that once the bulls lift the shares to a new all-time high near $220, a bearish reversal should be expected. Two things happened since that analysis: first, Alibaba stock climbed to $211.70 in…
CVR Energy Remains a Solid Long-Term Oil Play
Almost two years ago, on September 12th 2016, we published an article about a little known oil refiner, whose stock price had plummeted by over 82% in just over three years. The company’s name was CVR Energy Inc. and its crash of course coincided with the great selloff in crude oil prices. And while others…
Glencore’s Subpoena Plunge in Elliott Wave Context
Glencore, the world’s largest cobalt miner, plunged by as much as 13% in intraday trading on Tuesday after the news spread that the company has received a subpoena from the U.S. Department of Justice. Authorities are requesting documents regarding Glencore’s business in Congo, Venezuela and Nigeria as the company is under suspicion of corrupting government…
Bank of America Deserves a Higher Valuation
Bank of America is having a great year so far. The mega bank beat earnings and revenue estimates in the first quarter and was one of the top performers during the Fed’s recent stress test, which allowed it to boost its dividend by 25% and further support its share buyback program. In addition, the company…
Barratt Stock Decline Not a Buy-the-Dip Opportunity
Barratt Developments PLC is the largest house-builder in Great Britain. Founded in 1958, the company acquires land and plans, designs, constructs, develops and sells homes in the United Kingdom. Similarly to many home-building companies, Barratt had a tough time during the housing crisis. The stock, which trades under the ticker symbol BDEV on the London…
3M Stock to Give Investors a Chance to Evacuate
2018 is nothing like 2017 so far for 3M stock investors. The share price reached an all-time high of $259.77 on January 26th, but has been steadily declining in the past five months, losing over 26% at one point in May. If you have been following us for at least two years, you probably know…
PZZA Stock Chart Hides an Elliott Wave Message
Papa John’s International, founded in 1984 and headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky, operates approximately 5 200 pizza restaurants globally. The company went public on the NASDAQ stock exchange in 1993 under the ticker symbol PZZA and reached its all-time high of $90.49 in December 2016. Unfortunately, no trend lasts forever and PZZA stock was a big disappointment…
JNJ Stock Preparing for a Bullish Breakout
JNJ stock did not start the year in the best way possible. The share price fell from an all-time high of $148.32 on January 17th to as low as $118.62 on May 29th, erasing 20% of the company’s market capitalization. Such declines come to remind us that even the best of blue chip stocks do…
Oracle Stock Investors in for a Bumpy Ride
Oracle Corporation was among the symbols of the Dot-com bubble. The company reached an all-time high of $46.47 a share in September 2000. Less than two years later, in June 2002, the stock was down by over 84% and was barely holding above $7. But unlike many other dot-com darlings, Oracle survived the crash and…
Foot Locker Resurrected by Elliott Wave
Less than two months ago, on April 1st, we published an article about Foot Locker. While the stock was hovering around $45.50, its hourly price chart revealed an Elliott Wave pattern, which encouraged us to believe the worst was over for this sporting goods retailer. Take a look at it below to refresh your memory.…
American Express Stock in Reversal Territory
American Express stock fell to as low as $50.27 in February 2016 after the company’s net income fell by 12% in 2015. But as it usually happens with great companies, AXP was quick to rebound and less than two and a half years later the stock is trading near all-time highs above $100 per share.…
