Angie’s List, Inc. operates a consumer-driven solution for its
members to research, hire, rate, and review local professionals for
home, health care, and automotive service needs. It offers member
services comprising member-generated ratings and reviews that provide
reviews from members and non-members in approximately 720 categories;
and service provider services for members looking for reputable
providers of high cost of failure services. As of December 31, 2013, it
had approximately 2.5 million paid memberships in 253 local markets in
the United States.
To review Angie’s stock, please take a look at the 1-year chart of ANGI (Angie’s List, Inc.) below with my added notations:
ANGI has been trending mostly lower since July of last year. During
the last 6 months though, the stock had held a clear level of support at
$12 (blue). Even though the market has caused most stocks to move
mostly higher over, ANGI had not been able to follow along and has
recently broken below $12. This breakdown is both a new 52-week low and a
break of a clearly defined support level.
The Tale of the Tape: ANGI had formed a key support
level of $12, which was a 52-week low breakdown. This should signal
lower prices ahead for the stock. A short trade could be entered on ANGI
on a rally up to $12, with a stop set above that level. A break back
above $12 would negate the forecast for a move lower and a long position
could be considered instead.
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