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Teekay Tankers Stock In Energy FieldTeekay Tankers stock is in a giant Energy Field pattern where the energy builds as the stock consolidates over a long span. The chart shows that the stock is now in a continuation pattern (purple) as it tests critical overhead resistance. Teekay Tankers trades in the Shipping & Ports industry which is turning around. The P/B of 1.25 suggests the company’s market value is attractively priced in relation to the assets it has. The PEG of 1.48 suggests investors are not overpaying for earnings growth. The stock has an excellent P/E of 9.59 and a forward P/E of 8.14. Watch out though for the high debt! Like most tanker stocks, revenue is often increased through the purchase of tankers which put the company in debt. The company has total cash of $162.8 million with a whopping total debt of $663.3 million. Teekay Tankers has an impressive EPS growth of +760% year over year. The EPS quarter over quarter is up an excellent +29.4%, and the EPS forecast is rising. Source: www.guerillastocktrading.com
NYSE:TNKLong
by Lance_Jepsen
Repeat of 2013 GLD Crash - Updated(3/9)- TL;DR: GLD in descending triangle similar to that of 2011- 13. Expecting up to 25% decline over next 6 months. - Trade: Short, Limit Cover half @ $98 and half @ $85, Stop Loss @ 124.5 (8%) -OR- Jun 30 113.00 Puts trading $2.91, BE $110 After nearly three years of uninterrupted gains, beginning in late 2008 and ending in late 2011, GLD set a high water mark at $185. Over the next year the etf settled into a clear descending triangle pattern, the base of which measured roughly $37 or 20%. The $151 support was shattered in early April giving way to a roughly $37 or 25% decline in less than three months. This accounts for a measured move of 1.0(nominal measure of base). Again we find ourselves low in the tail end of a descending triangle, after four consecutively lower highs. Oddly enough the base of this pattern measures $28.5, again another 20% measured base. A full measured move would take GLD to roughly $85, down 25%, coincident with '08 - '10 support. Interim support to be found around $97. Remember the first half of the year is typically seasonally weak for gold prices, the last crash occurring on the threshold of March and April. Additionally consider that gold has a particularly loyal set of investors; they love to buy the dips and psychological supports( at least from what I can tell). So on one hand this absolutely bolsters the current support, on the other hand it leads to interesting circumstances. Below this current price level the volume at price drops off relatively sharply, until about $100. When you see heavy accumulation at a given price support with a volume pocket below, it creates vacuum conditions and usually leads to capitulation if the support is broken. These same conditions existed and, I believe, contributed to fast drop in '13. If you're a gold bug, it would be prudent to maybe hedge your position with some puts. If you're looking to short, here might be your catalyst. Regardless of where you stand, best of luck. Update (10am: 3/9/15) - Main support has been broken, but two intermediary supports remain for the short term. The first is $111.50, which I will give moderate attention to. The second is at $109.90, which should be the last strand. Otherwise I believe the trade is on. Cheers. If you follow currencies check out my related DXY idea.
BATS:GLDShort
by BeardTech
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