Packaging Leftovers for a trade in Newell Rubbermaid
- Posted by Greg Harmon
- on March 28th, 2016
After Easter dinner yesterday we had a lot of left overs. There were 11 of us at dinner and we barely made a dent in the smoked salmon appetizer, lamb, potatoes and green beans. So what do you do? This is America so we open the cabinets and find containers, Rubbermaid containers, to store it all in the refrigerator to pick at over the next week.
This may not explain the recent strength in Newell Rubbermaid stock ($NWL) but it is true. The strength in the stock might be better explained by looking at the chart below. The stock spiked higher in December only to immediately fall back. This led to a downtrend that found a bottom in mid January. the bounce that followed was short lived and it fell back to a lower low. February 11th it found support and started back higher.
As the price moved back over the February 1st high it committed to the Shark harmonic pattern shown. This looks for a move up to 46.60 (Potential Reversal Zone I) or 49.94, PRZ II, before a possible reversal lower. The chart also shows the current consolidation under resistance at level that was important the last half of December as support. A push over this resistance would give a Measured Move to 48.
So there are measures that suggest more upside to come. But they are not the only ones. Momentum is also strong. The RSI is rising and bullish while the MACD is positive and also rising. The Bollinger BandsĀ® are pointing higher too. And with over 18% short interest there is fuel to get the stock moving higher.
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Gregory W. Harmon CMT, CFA, has traded since 1986 and held senior positions including Head of Global Trading, Head of Product Development, Head of Strategy and Director of Equity. (More)