Honeywell Back on Swing Support Zone
Honeywell (HON US) has consolidated 17% since November but remains in a bullish long-term trend. The stock is now back on the swing support zone. Keep an eye on the price action for potential opportunities. Source: Bloomberg
Diageo on Major Support Level
Diageo has consolidated 48% since January 2022, but the long-term trend (monthly chart) remains bullish. The stock is currently testing a major support level at 2139. Keep an eye on the price action for potential opportunities. Source: Bloomberg
ServiceNow Reaching 1st Key Level
ServiceNow (NOW US) has consolidated 19% since its January high, but the stock remains in a bullish trend. The consolidation that started last December is now approaching the first interesting imbalance zone between 964-1004. Another level to watch is the 50% Fibonacci retracement at 918. Keep an eye on these levels for potential opportunities. Source: Bloomberg
Swisscom Back in Demand Zone
Swisscom (SCMN SW) is under pressure following its earnings release. The stock had reacted bullishly in December, with a 7% rebound from the demand zone between 486.50-505. Keep a close eye on this demand zone, as this level is crucial for the stock's next move. Source: Bloomberg
Nestlé: The End of a 2-Year Consolidation?
Nestlé (NESN SW) has consolidated 44% since January 2022! Recently, the stock rebounded off the 2003 bullish trend line and also from the demand zone between 73-77. Keep an eye on this potential turning point. Source: Bloomberg
Chainlink Reaching Discount Zone
Chainlink (XLIUSD) has consolidated 48% since its December highs. It has pulled back more than 50% on the Fibonacci retracement, confirming that it has reached the discount zone. Additionally, it has rebounded from the imbalance zone between 15.35-16.20. Keep an eye on the price action for potential opportunities. Source: Bloomberg
Uber on Major Support Zone
Uber (UBER US) is testing once again the major support zone between 54.84-65.25. The stock has consolidated 31% since October. Keep an eye on the price action for potential opportunities. Source: Bloomberg
Merck Back on Breakout Level !
Merck (MRK) is down 35% from its June highs and has just reached the 87.25 level, which represents the high of 2000. A retest of this major level is normal and necessary. However, we’re currently in a bit of a falling knives situation, so caution is required. Keep an eye on 87.25 and the demand zone between 71.50-77.75 for potential opportunities. Source: Bloomberg
