Natural gas and oil driller Chesapeake Energy (NYSE: CHK) is setting up for a move higher. The stock has formed a base at $14, and a series of higher lows on a climb to the year-long technical pivot at $20 sets up a potential breakout run. The wedge pattern seen on the chart below gives us a target of $26, which is the 2012 high made in March.
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