Home Depot Pulls Back After Strong ResultsHome Depot rallied after a strong earnings report last week, and now has pulled back.
The main pattern on today’s chart is the high-volume bullish candle following quarterly results on August 16. The home-improvement chain jumped to its highest level in almost five months, only to stall and drop for five straight days. It then tested a weekly low above $303 before bouncing on Wednesday.
Next, the $303 area is potentially important because it’s slightly above the $298 level that HD has been trying to hold most of the year. (It was originally a low from June 2021.)
Third, TradeStation’s custom script 2 MA Ratio shows how the eight-day day exponential moving average (EMA) has remained above the 21-day EMA despite the recent drop.
Finally, stochastics have fallen into an oversold condition.
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