Shares of natural foods supermarket operator extraordinaire Whole Foods Market (NASDAQ: WFM)
have been in near free fall since topping out in October. Yet, the
price action since May looks much more constructive, and the stock has
built an important base to push higher.
At the same time, the chart is flashing a positive divergence between
momentum and price. In other words, the bullish signs for a rally are
there.
On July 30 after the close of
trading, Whole Foods reported quarterly earnings that beat analysts'
expectations, yet missed top-line estimates by a smidge. Third-quarter
earnings per share (EPS) rose 8% year over year to $0.41 versus an
expected $0.39. Revenue of $3.38 billion just missed estimates of $3.4
billion, but was up 10% from the year-ago quarter. Same-store sales were
up 3.9%. (more)
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