STOCK CHARTS AND ANALYSIS – DIZ
STOCK CHARTS AND ANALYSIS – DIZ
In accordance with our Independence Day commitment, following is our Technical Analysis of DIZ (DIZON COPPER SILVER MINES, INC) Oct. 7, 2015.
This is the last of our THREE for FREE for this week. (TFHI – Non-Index Stock, LTG – Index Stock and this one DIZ – Non-Index Stock)
TA – TRT Way – Straight from the Chart
POSITIVE
1. Breakout from P7.54 (61.8% Fibo). The stock is showing a very strong reversal from its downtrend by breaking P7.54 (61.8% Fibo). It appears poised to hit P8.94 the next Resistance.
2. Price action above 15 EMA and 20 SMA – Bullish – Short Term. The stock’s recent price action above 15 EMA & 20 SM2.A shows that it is Bullish on the Short Term.
3. Price action above 50 SMA – Bullish – Medium Term. The stock’s recent price action above 50 SMA shows that it is Bullish on the Medium Term.
4. Price action above 200 SMA – Bullish – Long Term – The stock’s recent price action above 200 SMA shows that it is Bullish on the Long Term and confirms that the Stock is now out of Bear Territory.
NEGATIVE
1. The last candlestick, an inverted hammer could suggest an indecision on the part of the Bulls and may indicate a pullback soon before it resumes its uptrend.
NOTES:
1. Positive points are things that could work in your favor. Negative points are things that you have to watch out for.
2. On the opposite side of Pattern Targets are Pattern Failures. In case you decide to take this trade, always remember to set a stop loss based on your established risk tolerance level.
3. September is a very significant month for us. It was at the same time this year that we introduced Responsible Trading to mainstream social media. Starting September 1, 2015, since you are already familiar with our caption “TA – The Responsible Trader’s Way – No Hyping, No Bashing, Just Plain Cold Facts” we are changing this to TA – TRT Way – Straight from the Chart.
The Chart and Analysis is presented for educational purposes only and should NEVER BE TAKEN as a RECOMMENDATION to BUY, HOLD, or SELL.
Please trade with CAUTION, please trade with CARE. As always, IT’S YOUR TAKE, IT’S YOUR CALL. IT’S YOUR MONEY AFTER ALL.
Good luck on all your trades.