Momentum remains on the side of technology giant Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) despite
the large gains already made in 2013. Following a big post-earnings
rally in mid-October, the stock consolidated and is forming a tight
bullish wedge pattern. This offers traders another juicy long-side
breakout trade.
Tight patterns often lead to quick moves. A break
to new highs would keep the momentum on the side of the bulls, while
any break below the consolidation pattern would be equally bearish and
serve as an automatic stop-out area.
The company reported
third-quarter results after the close on Oct. 17, beating analysts'
estimates on all fronts. Earnings per share (EPS) were up 19% to $10.74
from the same quarter a year ago, beating estimates of $10.34 by a good
margin. Revenue was up 12% to $14.9 billion, slightly better than the
consensus estimate. (more)
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