Timken Steel Corporation manufactures and sells alloy steel, and
carbon and micro-alloy steel products. It operates in two segments,
Industrial & Mobile, and Energy & Distribution. The company
provides air-melted alloy steel bars, seamless tubes, and precision
components, as well as value-added services, including thermal treatment
and machining. Its products are used in engines, transmission and
driveline components, hydraulic system components, military ordnance,
mining and construction drilling applications, and other types of
equipment, as well as offshore and land-based drilling rig activities.
Take a look at the 1-year chart of Timken (NYSE: TMST) below with added notations:
After declining steadily over the course of the past year, TMST seems
to have started to trade in a sideways move. While in this sideways
move, the stock formed two important price levels to be aware of. The
first level worth noting is the resistance at $15 (red), which was also a
prior support. The other level TMST has created would be the $10
support (green).
The Tale of the Tape: TMST is trading between two
key price levels. The possible long positions on the stock would be
either on a pullback to $10 or on a breakout above $15. The ideal short
opportunity would be on a break below $10.
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