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Rising WedgeV is i a rising wedge as well..both V and GPN broke bottom trendline in three last few days so pattern is valid Rising wedges are long term patterns and not valid untill bottom trendline is broken. Both trendlines slope up so different than a triangle. Rising wedges interrupt supply and demand due to lack of pull backs (there will be areas where price did not touch bottom trendline) on it's irrational flight up the price ladder. When they get to a certain point, there is a lack of buyers left to keep the stock at the higher price. Long When fall complete. There are gaps below price of both to catch them or serve as support. MA is not in a rising wedge but falling as well so just not a good day for payment processors I suppose. MA also has a gap up down below
NYSE:GPN
by lauralea
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NYSE:GPNLong
by IngenuityTrading
C&H Rectangle Rising WedgesGPN seems to be in a Rectangle for now and it's chart looks a lot like Visa's chart a week ago. V appears to breaking up and out. A Rectangle is usually a continuation pattern and often breaks in the direction of the prior trend. GPN is forming a cup and handle pattern due to the time it has spent consolidating in the apparent rectangle so is no longer a V bottom. GPN has been in several rising wedges as well but fell out of the most recent one at 173.8ish and proceeded down to 158.23. It looks like it is recovering from the bearish rising wedges it has traveled in from the bottom...but this stock is obviously having trouble from somewhere that seems to be holding it back and is why I went digging. The ascending triangle broke down instead of up. Perhaps GPN has the flu..dunno A look at the 30 MA, which is flat for GPN, as is the 50 MA, can be used to confirm the pattern. Folks swing trade this pattern or you can wait for the break out of the rectangle. Some follow the rule that the security must clear the top trend line of the rectangle by the width of the rectangle before you go long. In this case, that would be take the stock to a new high. If you use this rule, Visa has not cleanly broken from it's recatangle yet. Others wait for confirmation of an uptrend after break of trendline in the direction they plan to trade. I take a look at the monthly and weekly candles and look to see if the 30/50 moving averages have tilted upward. In this case I would go with a clear up trend after break of R to go long and a hammer as the monthly candle as well as the MAs tilting. But I like this particular stock so I know I have to be careful. Volume does seem to be picking up This is not a recommendation. This is not an exact science unfortunately )o: I would have thought this stock would have busted out on earnings. That's what I get for thinking..lol Mid Rectangle is a possible stop for either direction someone trades this. I am watching for now
NYSE:GPN
by lauralea
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NYSE:GPNLong
by System_T