If there is anything I like to see in a stock it is resilience. For the past four months, Juniper Networks (NYSE: JNPR)
lagged the market, but it just refused to drop below the $24 level.
This maker of network infrastructure was rocked by a negative analyst
opinion in May and a downgrade in June, but support held firm.
And while JNPR has gone nowhere since April, money continued to flow
in. The on-balance volume indicator, which measures volume traded on up
days versus down days, began to rise in early April.
Theoretically, if the bulls are more aggressive, more shares change
hands on rally days than on declining days. That tells us there is
demand for the stock, even if the trend is flat. Sooner or later, there
will not be enough supply to offset it, and prices are very likely to
rise. (more)
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