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Bearish potential detected for BAPEntry conditions: (i) lower share price for ASX:BAP along with swing of DMI indicator towards bearishness and RSI downwards, and (ii) observing market reaction around the share price of $4.82 (close of 18th June). Stop loss for the trade would be: (i) above the high of the recent swing high once the trade is activated (currently $4.92 from the high of 19th June), or (ii) above the prior resistance zone of $4.87 from 8th November 2024, depending on risk tolerance.
ASX:BAPShort
by Ivory_Wolf
Bapcor - Ascending Triangle 20% UPSIDETechnically Bap looks to have 20% upside. Plus solid fundamentals to add to the story. Key Technicals - looking to buy on breakout of ascending triangle with above average volume. Or throw back of breakout. Key Fundamentals - Growth internationally (TYE SOON aquisition) + New & used car demand remains strong, we are moving around differently than pre covid. Note: Commbanks household spending intentions series suggests the wealth effect from rising dwellings should be bulllish for motor vehicles moving forward. With that in mind, i'm watching closely, particularly, the BAP investor day that was postponned from june to July. We may see a BAP upgrade at some point much like BKW who had/has a very similar chart and is benefiting from the same sort of economic tail winds. www.commbank.com.au
ASX:BAPLong
by rutt
$BAP:ASX - BAPCOR - Automative Parts Provider up 30% in 3 MonthsBAPCOR is another company I haven't heard much about in terms of its parent brand but their Retail brands of Autobarn, Autopro, Sprint Auto Parts and Car Parts retail store brands, and the Midas and ABS workshop service brands I certainly have. I recently had my car serviced and it's always surprising how much it costs. In theory it is everyone's largest asset after their home, and equally amazing is how many vehicles are on the road. As a generalisation, every 12 months whether the car is brand new or older they seem to require a service at a couple hundred dollars a pop and for older vehicles they also need to be checked every 12 months in order to pass their rego check and be re-registered for the next year. It would seem like a good business to be in for now. The share price seems to be going the right way. Might be worth a watch. Bapcor Limited, formerly Burson Group Limited, is a provider of automotive aftermarket parts, accessories, automotive equipment and services, and motor vehicle servicing. Its segments are Trade, Retail and Specialist Wholesale. The Trade segment consists of the Burson Auto Parts and Precision Automotive Equipment business units. The Trade segment is a distributor of automotive aftermarket parts and consumables to trade workshops for the repair and service of vehicles, and automotive workshop equipment, such as vehicle hoists and scanning equipment, including servicing of the equipment. The Retail segment consists of business units that are retail customer focused, and includes Autobarn, Autopro, Sprint Auto Parts and Car Parts retail store brands, and the Midas and ABS workshop service brands. The Specialist Wholesale segment consists of the operations that specialize in automotive aftermarket wholesale and includes the AAD business, as well as Bearing Wholesalers and Opposite Lock.
ASX:BAPLong
by zAngus