3 Views to Bid on eBay at $45.50

• Posted by Greg Harmon
• on June 4th, 2013

The auction giant has long been discussed as having some great business and very poor management. Over 2012 the business story seem to have been winning out but now it seems that the stock is ready for a pullback. Take a look.

eBay, $EBAY Monthly

The first view is very simple. The monthly chart of eBay, $EBay is printing a double top. This is reinforced by the Relative Strength Index (RSI) in overbought territory and moving back lower with a Moving Average Convergence Divergence indicator (MACD) also turning lower. The rising 20 month Simple moving Average at 45, near the peak on the bonce in 2005 seems a logical target eventually.

eBay, $EBAY Daily

This second view, on the daily chart, shows a simple rounding top. There is support lower at 52 and a break of that would be a disaster scenario for the stock with support lower at 46. But all told, both of these views give a good amount of time to get out. It is the last view that may cause some anxiety and accelerate the downside. This shows the stock breaking a 2 and a half month symmetrical triangle to the downside. The rising 200 day SMA is there to try to provide support but the target on the move lower out of the triangle is to 45.50. There you have it 3 views, 46,45,45.50, average out to a target of 45.50

eBay, $EBAY Daily

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