HAL -- High Probability Setup!!

Discussion in 'Stocks' started by alpha1, Jan 10, 2011.

  1. alpha1

    alpha1

    Folks It does not get any better than this!

    Haliburton is at major resistence and is bottoming out. It is hitting and going to bounce off the major trend line that goes all the way back to April 2010. It is hitting resistence at 37.70'ish area, the same area that was a high in Nov-Dec (3 candle sticks support this resistance). Not to mention it is bouncing off the 50 EMA.

    Thats 3 support areas. Not to mention that stochastics show it extremely oveersold. Today was confirmation that it this support was holding.

    Good Luck and Happy Trading!
     
  2. Almost a morning star candle formed today. HAL tried to break $41.50 $41.70 a few times. When breaks extremely bullish. All it needs it's an outperform rating upgrade.
     
  3. drcha

    drcha

    I hope you are right because I just bought it a couple of weeks ago and I am getting my ass kicked.
     
  4. bigpapi

    bigpapi

    last three bars show a good volume signal I use, I would go long 39 go short around 37.5, and trail it using the atr, but a big move is underway "don't love something that don't love you back" :)
     
  5. alpha1

    alpha1

    In my humble opinion, Hali is on the verge of a break out above the 40 price level. Just have patience my amigo's and don't sell. You'll get your money with a gain. I would also set the stop loss at 37 below the the low on Monday.
     
  6. Bwones

    Bwones

    I think others are seeing what Alpha is seeing. The stock is trading at the high for day. Bulls seem to be pushing. A breakout might indeed be in the cards.
     
  7. alpha1

    alpha1

    Today Hali closed on 39.89 up 1.30% for the day. The candle for the day was a gapped up doji. Don't panic! This is not bad. The doji today was made on light volume and its sitting on support. Have patience stick with Haliburton this is a good entry point for anyone else.
     
  8. wave

    wave

    Anyone buying HAL near 41 is asking for pain. Buy low, sell high.