Simple Stock Update: PCLN

by Bob on February 18, 2010

Priceline, which we covered here on February 10 as a stock to watch, reported fourth-quarter earnings of $1.99 per share after the close Wednesday, beating Wall Street’s views for profit of $1.68 per share. The company also raised its first-quarter profit view.

As you see on this chart, Priceline is now within buy range, since it’s hovering just near its previous high of $231.49.  This is pretty classic chart action – forming an area of price consolidation, where the stock digests gains, then climbing out of that pattern.

A caveat: The market still hasn’t confirmed a new uptrend, despite good strength in recent days. So use caution when you make new purchases. But when a stock clears a buy point like this in heavy trading, it’s often your best indicator that the big investors have renewed confidence in the stock, and are ready to send the price higher yet!

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  • http://thewildinvestor.com Amey

    Hey, great insight. I always like the technical approach. Looking forward to your future content.

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