Dell's breakout is confirmed; pullbacks to the downtrend line are buy opportunities for further upside.
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We will continue to follow the news from Dell. We touched on "Deal" just two days ago after its big profits, and look at the follow-up movement that happened today. Yesterday, with the move above this descending trendline, I said it would likely be difficult for "Dell" to confirm this breakout.
Well, Dale mustered her strength and did so very clearly. A fantastic upward surge.
You might say, "Drew," $530. You are absolutely right. But why did you stop at this point? Again, anyone can do that, guys. Simply use the trend line tool, go to the previous turning point, and connect that peak to the next most important turning point.
Let's draw that together. Let's see where that leads. Go to the 10-minute chart. Oh my God, guys. Look at that key resistance point. This level in the trend line reached approximately $527.60.
We made a 10-minute peak tail right at that trend line and then we pulled back as you can see here. We reached a low level close to 509.
The strength of the trend line drawing shows the nature of the stock's near-term overbought condition, as it directly hit resistance and then retreated. In the short term, Dell has achieved great profits, but it is not in a near-term overbought state.
Therefore, we can still go higher, but this key element in today's closing tells us that any pullback to this downtrend line could represent a buying opportunity to bring momentum back to the stock and continue the rise.
Now, if we continue to crawl upwards, the next major resistance will be the top of the parallel track tomorrow at 58271. It is unlikely that we will reach that, but we will have to keep watching to see.
We need to do what Dell did today: push higher again tomorrow and close higher.
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