UA before EarningsUA likely to correct to 15 or lower post-ER.
– major formation bust since August last year, stock was not able to recover
– MACD bearish
– MAs super bearish (turned off in this chart)
– stock is now below 'Century VWAP' pre-ER (bearish)
– RSI super bearish
This post will be updated continuously when mentionable changes can be observed.
WEEKLY + ADX:
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Under Armour: Great brand, huge long term bullish trend...I think $UA is acting very strong here, it managed to shake me out of a long position at break even 2 months ago, but after July's surge, a long term Time@Mode trend signal kicked in. Upside in the stock is tremendous, adventurous traders could follow this monthly trend going long around here, or lower, with a rather tight stop @ 20.23. A larger wiggle room would be better for more conservative traders (and thus smaller size, with up to 2% risk if stopped out), setting stops under 18.92.
The trend will remain valid for the next 12 months, after which it might start a large scale consolidation or correction. There's a chance it builds a new trend signal over time and just move higher and higher for a long time (think $AMZN, as pointed out by @timwest in the Key Hidden Levels chatroom today...buying it at $10 a share, when it was cash flow positive ended up being an insanely good long term investment...).
Best of luck if buying into it here, whatever your risk profile is.
Cheers,
Ivan Labrie.
UA NotesI'm always watching under armour because it seems to have so much room to grow.
There is a lot of interesting unexplored territory for the stock based on the chart, but then again that is some pretty heavy resistance it has yet to break.
You can see my previous note on UA but it got rejected off resistance.
UA Support and Resistance Levelswith Trump and China going at each other with Tariffs this will probably sell off with the rest of the market
I would just watch a bit for now on UA - it does seem like the downward trend could be broken so it might be a good to look for a place to buy, however their fundamentals kind of suck:
www.finviz.com
low sales Q/Q & high forward P/E ratio for a retail company